B.Sc. Anthropology in India is a 3-year UG degree focused on understanding humans as biological and cultural beings. Students learn core areas such as Biological/Physical Anthropology (human evolution, genetics, human variation), Social/Cultural Anthropology (social institutions, kinship, religion, economic life), Archaeological Anthropology (prehistory, material culture), and applied domains like medical and forensic anthropology. The programme typically includes fieldwork to study communities, survey methods, and documentation, along with laboratory components such as osteology, serology basics, anthropometry, and statistical analysis. In the Medical & Health Sciences stream, the course is valued for its relevance to community health, nutrition, epidemiology contexts, and health behaviour studies, supporting roles in public health and development projects. After graduation, students can pursue higher studies (M.Sc. Anthropology, Public Health, Forensic Science, Social Work, Human Genetics, Archaeology) and build careers in research organisations, NGOs, museums, government departments, and healthcare or community-based programmes requiring socio-cultural insights and field research competence.