The Faculty of Sciences in BMU was introduced in 2012. Faculty of Sciences is imparting value-based education to students. Initially, there were Departments of Botany, Chemistry, Zoology, Physics & Mathematics but in 2021 Department of Bio-Technology was introduced as potential subject for research. The Faculty of Sciences strengthens the scientific knowledge, infrastructure that is highly desirable to go with the industrial developments in the region. Faculty of Sciences offers B.Sc., B.Sc.(Hon.), M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes in concerned subjects. These study programmes focus on the newest understandings and concepts as well as their impact on science and society. Students are challenged to explore the boundaries of science. The Faculty of Sciences is a complete, student-oriented science faculty where research and education are closely related. The faculty aims to be an academic community with an international character, where staff members from different backgrounds can combine their talents with the common goal of being a leading faculty of sciences in the region. The research conducted at the faculty is first and foremost based on the curiosity to push the limits of knowledge and skills, as well as finding solutions to significant scientific questions, with a sharp eye for the societal impact and applications in relation to the great challenges of our society. Our research is embedded in interdisciplinary institutes with stakeholders in our society, which results in the ability of fundamental and applied science to strengthen one another. Our study programmes prepare students for positions in scientific research and professional careers related to societal themes such as energy, water, health, or innovation, as well as careers in entrepreneurship. Under NEP 2020, a paradigm shift in program curricula has been introduced envisaging 100% job placement.