RBMI Group of Institutes, Bareilly After 10th Diploma Courses & Fees 2025: Eligibility, Fee & Seats

To get admission to RBMI Bareilly, candidates have to visit the official website to apply for the course of their choice. Admission to all the courses at the institute is both merit and entrance-based. Check out the detailed RBMI admission process in the following section:

Step 1: RBMI Application Process : RBMI application process is completely online. Candidates have to fill an online application form to apply for their desired programme. The application form must be filled with details about personal and educational information. To finalise the application process, candidates have to pay a non-refundable application fee.

Step 2: Selection Rounds: RBMI admissions are both merit and entrance-based. To secure a seat in courses such as BBA, BCA, BCom, etc., candidates are offered direct admission based on their scores obtained in the last qualifying exams of their previous education. Further, for admission to DPharma, BSc and B.Ed courses, the institute either conducts an aptitude test or accepts scores of UPJEE, respectively. Moreover, a PI round is also conducted for the selection of candidates for BSc courses.

Step 3: Final Admission: Once all the selection rounds are completed, the institute releases merit lists with the names of the selected candidates. Candidates whose names appeared on the merit list will have to pay a certain amount of course fee to secure their seat. 

RBMI Bareilly AdmissionAdmission to the college is based on both merit and entrance-based. The minimum eligibility required for admission is 50% aggregate marks in the last qualifying examination. Candidates can apply both online as well as offline for the admission process.

The Cutoff ranks varied among different courses, wherein the cutoff rank for the toughest course i.e. B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering was 1136347.

Yes, RBMI accepts scores of CAT/ MAT for admission to MBA course. Further, the institute also accepts scores of state-level entrance exam for B.Ed aspirants. Candidates seeking for admission to these courses must qualify for the respective entrance exams. However, for remaining UG courses, admissions are entirely merit-based.