St. Theresa’s Eluru B.Sc FAQs
Ques. Is St. Theresa’s College Eluru strictly for women or can men apply?
Ans. Yes, Ch. S. D. St. Theresa’s Autonomous College for Women, Eluru is an exclusive women’s college. Admission is restricted to women candidates only across all undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Male candidates are not eligible to apply regardless of the specialisation. This has been the institution’s founding ethos since its establishment in 1953, and the NAAC A+ accreditation reflects its sustained commitment to women’s higher education in the Krishna-Godavari region.
Ques. What is the difference between B.Sc Nutrition and B.Sc Nutrition and Dietetics at St. Theresa’s?
Ans. B.Sc Nutrition focuses broadly on the science of nutrients, food composition, biochemistry of nutrition, and human physiology. B.Sc Nutrition and Dietetics adds a clinical and applied dimension, covering therapeutic dietetics, diet counselling, hospital food service management, and community nutrition programming. Graduates of Nutrition and Dietetics are better positioned for clinical dietitian roles in hospitals and nutritional counselling, while Nutrition graduates often pursue research or food industry careers. Both are three-year AKNU-affiliated programmes at St. Theresa’s Eluru at the same fee of ₹34,500.
Ques. Which B.Sc specialisation at St. Theresa’s Eluru has the best career prospects?
Ans. Computer Science offers the strongest immediate employment prospects, with graduates entering IT, software, and data services roles or bridging to MCA or B.Tech lateral entry. Biotechnology and Microbiology lead to pharmaceutical, biotech, and research careers, and are strong feeders into M.Sc programmes. Biochemistry opens paths into diagnostics, clinical research, and medical laboratory roles. For government employment through APPSC or central services, Mathematics, Physics, and Statistics build the quantitative foundation tested in competitive examinations. The best choice depends on the student’s intended career direction.
Ques. How does the Jagananna Vidya Deevena scheme work for B.Sc students at St. Theresa’s?
Ans. Jagananna Vidya Deevena is an Andhra Pradesh government fee reimbursement scheme for students from economically backward families. Eligible students with AP domicile whose family income falls within the prescribed income limits receive full or partial tuition fee reimbursement directly deposited into their bank account after the college verifies attendance and fee payment. Students must apply through the AP state scholarship portal each year and upload income and caste certificates. Given St. Theresa’s low annual fees of ₹11,500 to ₹25,000, most eligible students receive near-complete fee reimbursement.
Ques. Can B.Sc graduates from St. Theresa’s Eluru apply for M.Sc at central universities?
Ans. Yes. B.Sc degrees from AKNU-affiliated autonomous colleges like St. Theresa’s are recognised by central universities, IITs, IISERs, and NITs for M.Sc admission. Graduates can appear for CUET-PG, IIT JAM, or JEST for M.Sc admissions and for CSIR-NET JRF or GATE after M.Sc for research fellowships. The NAAC A+ status of the institution and the AKNU affiliation are standard credentials accepted across university admission portals in India.
Ques. Is AKNU affiliation and the St. Theresa’s autonomous status valid for Andhra Pradesh government job applications?
Ans. Yes. Adikavi Nannaya University (AKNU) is a recognised state university under the UGC Act, and degrees from its affiliated institutions including St. Theresa’s Autonomous College are valid for Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) group exams and central government competitive examinations such as SSC and UPSC. The autonomous college status means that examinations and results are managed at the college level under AKNU oversight, and the degree certificates are issued by AKNU, which carries the same validity as any other AKNU-affiliated institution.







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