B.Sc Astronomy is a 3-year undergraduate programme designed to provide foundational knowledge of astronomy along with strong grounding in physics, mathematics, and basic computing. The curriculum typically starts with core papers in mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, calculus, and differential equations, and gradually introduces specialised areas such as stellar structure, galaxies, cosmology, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy. Students learn how telescopes and detectors work, how to reduce and interpret astronomical data, and how to apply statistical and computational methods to real observations. Practical learning is supported through physics and optics labs, computational labs (often using Python), seminars, and a final-year project or internship where available. In India, astronomy roles in pure research generally require postgraduate qualifications; therefore, this degree is often a stepping stone to M.Sc in Physics/Astronomy or integrated research programmes. The skills gained are widely applicable to data analytics, scientific computing, and technical careers beyond astronomy.