Dayanand Sagar College of Arts Science and Commerce, Bangalore: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Dayanand Sagar College of Arts, Science and Commerce (DSCASC), established in year 1978 the college is located in Bangalore, Karnataka. This affiliated college approved by AICTE for offering technical education gives various specialisations of under graduate and postgraduate graduate degree. Located on 29 acre land, DSCASC has total of 1884 students where total faculties are 28. The college delivers 8 course through 7 degree programmes comprising Commerce, Management, and Computer Applications. 

The college warrants to ensure that best facilities are offered to support the learning outcomes of students. With regard to accommodation, DSCASC has provided and assigned different hostel facilities for boys and girls within the college, spacious and well illuminated rooms, reading areas and most equip modern facilities. A so important place for any academic institution is library and this institution has one of the best libraries containing over 38,557 documents such as books, journal and digital materials. More to social development, the campus is equipped with a soccer field, tennis court, basketball & volleyball courts, squash facilities and modern gym. Anpther one is Information technology where the college boasts of 2,500 computer systems and wireless connectivity is available all over the college to ensure that students can log onto any site they want from any where within the compound.

The courses also make up for the specialties of DSCASC in the following manner. The college currently has 8 full time courses which consist of undergraduate and post graduate levels. Undergraduate programmes include B.Com, B.Com (Evening), BBA, BCA, and B.Sc in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics. The MBA, MCA and M.Com are the postgraduate courses offered by the college for the students.

This college wants to make certain that all the processes it provides are fair and transparent, including the admission process. On the admission requirements, none are given apart from the tenth-class examination, but the college may use some academic criteria such as the entrance tests or interviews for certain programmes.