The Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology (CBZ) is a carefully designed program that offers a comprehensive exploration of the chemical processes, plant life, and animal biology. This undergraduate program of three years aims to provide a comprehensive education by integrating the essential and applied elements of the CBZ disciplines. The program's objective is to furnish students with a profound comprehension of life's chemical underpinnings, the diversity and functionality of plants, and the intricate biological systems of animals.

The curriculum encompasses fundamental courses in organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry, plant anatomy and physiology, genetics, ecology, animal behavior, and evolution, along with applied courses such as environmental chemistry, medicinal plants, animal biotechnology, and bioanalytical techniques. These courses are meticulously structured to improve the students' analytical, practical, and research skills, thereby enhancing their employability and entrepreneurial potential in various scientific domains.

Graduates from the B.Sc. CBZ program find opportunities in diverse fields such as pharmaceuticals, environmental management, biotechnology, and various roles in wildlife conservation, botanical gardens, and educational institutions. Alternatively.