St. Joseph's University conducts entrance exam-SJUET for admission in BA in Optional English, Journalism and Psychology and BA in Visual Communication. For all other BA specialisations, selection is merit-based. Shortlisted candidates also need to pass a personal interview round for final admission.

St. Joseph's University offers courses at UG, PG and diploma levels across streams, such as Science, Arts, Commerce, etc. BSc is the flagship course of the university offered in different subject combinations. The other offered courses, include BA, MA, MSc, BCom, BCA, MCA, etc.

Aspirants must pass BCA/ BSc (Computer Science), BE (Computer Science), BCom (with Computer Science as one of the subjects) with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for SC/ ST) to apply for MCA programme at St. Joseph's University.

To get admission in St. Joseph's University for UG courses, the student should pass Class 12 in Science or commerce from a recognised board.  To get admission in PG courses the applicant must complete graduation with a valid score in the relevant stream.

Median package received during SJU Bangalore placements over the past two years is mentioned below: 

SJU placement data 2026 is not released. Earlier, 87% students were placed during the placement drive 2023. 

A total of 256 companies visited the campus during SJU Bangalore placements in recent past.

St Joseph's University Bangalore is a public- private partnership university situated at Bangalore. The total course fee for BSc course is INR 6.64 Lakh. For BA, the fee ranges from INR 1.1 Lacs - 4.5 lakh, depending on the specialisations. For BCA, the fee is INR 5.3 lakh. It can be said that the u

Alumni from St. Joseph's University are employed across diverse sectors like consulting, IT, banking & finance. Top recruiters and employers include Accenture, Deloitte, EY, KPMG, ICICI Bank, Wipro.

Admission through management quota at St. Joseph's University Bangalore affects scholarship eligibility. Management seats are discretionary & students admitted through this route are usually ineligible for merit-based scholarships or stipends as these are often reserved for those admitted via merit