University of Sargodha BA/BSc Subjects Combination

University of Sargodha BA/BSc Subjects Combination

UNIVERSITY OF SARGODHA
BACHELOR OF ARTS EXAMINATION (PASS COURSE)
Every candidate appearing in Bachelor of Arts Examination (Pass Course) shall
be required to offer English language Compulsory carrying 200 marks, (Islamiyat
/Ethics Compulsory 60 marks & Pakistan Studies Compulsory 40 marks) and any two
elective subjects carrying 200 marks each and one optional subject carrying 100
marks. Provided that no candidate shall be permitted to offer as optional a subject
which he has offered as elective.
Provided that no candidate shall take up space science except with A Course of
Math or Geography and that no candidate shall take up B Course of Math, unless he
has taken up A Course of Mathematics.
Provided further that the subject of Philosophy and Psychology may be offered
together but a student offering this combination shall have to offer Greek
Philosophy in place of Psychology common paper for Philosophy. However, the
subjects of Psychology and Applied Psychology cannot be taken together.
Provided also that Mathematics General cannot be offered with Mathematics A
Course or Mathematics B Course.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EXAMINATION (PASS COURSE)
Every candidate shall be required to offer English Language Compulsory carrying
100 marks (Islamiyat /Ethics Compulsory 60 marks & Pakistan Studies Compulsory
40 marks) and any one of the following groups of subjects. Every subject in each of
the groups shall carry 200 marks.
The students who take up Chemistry / Mathematics with Psychology at B.Sc. level
shall not be admitted to the M.Sc. classes in Chemistry / Mathematics.
1. Physics, Mathematics (General) and Chemistry.
2. Physics, Mathematics (General) and Statistics.
3. Physics, Mathematics (General) and Geography
4. Physics, Mathematics (General) and Psychology.
5. Physics, Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics
6. Physics, Statistics and Psychology.

7. Physics, Chemistry and Statistics

8. Physics, Mathematics (General) and Computer Studies
9. Physics, Chemistry and Computer Studies
10.Chemistry, Economic and Geography
11.Chemistry, Botany and Computer Studies
12.Chemistry, zoology and Computer Studies
13.Botany, Chemistry and Geography
14.Botany, Chemistry and Statistics
15.Botany, Zoology and Computer Studies
16.Zoology, Chemistry and Botany
17.Zoology, Chemistry and Geography
18.Zoology, Chemistry and Statistics
19.Psychology, Statistics and Geography
20.Psychology, Mathematics (General) and Geography
21.Psychology, Chemistry and Zoology
22.Psychology, Statistics and Home Economics
23.Psychology, Mathematics (General) and Home Economics
24.Psychology, Chemistry and Home Economics
25.Psychology, Geography and Home Economics
26.Psychology, Botany and Zoology
27.Psychology, Physics and Chemistry
28.Psychology, Botany and Geography
29.Psychology, Chemistry and Geography
30.Psychology, Zoology and Geography
31.Psychology, Chemistry and Botany
32.Psychology, Statistics and Economics

33.Psychology, Mathematics (General) and Computer Studies

34.Psychology, Geography and Computer Studies
35.Psychology, Statistics and Mathematics (General)
36.Psychology, Statistics and Geography
37.Psychology, Statistics and Home Economics
38.Psychology, Geography and Economics
39.Statistics, Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics
40.Statistics, Mathematics (General) and Psychology
41.Statistics, Economics and Geography
42.Statistics, Economics and Computer Studies
43.Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Economics
44.Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Computer Studies
45.Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Statistics
46.Mathematics (General), Geography and Economics
47.Mathematics (General), Geography and Statistics
48.Mathematics (General) Chemistry and Computer Studies
49.Mathematics (General), Statistics and Computer Studies
50.Mathematics (General), Economics and Computer Studies
51.Mathematics (General), Statistics and Economics
52.Geography, Botany and Zoology
53.Geography, Economics and Computer Studies.
In addition to the above combination of subjects, a student may offer
Computer Studies with any two science elective subjects to get the B.Sc.
Degree.