B.Sc. in Textile and Fashion Technology 

at Vimala College, Thrissur

• For General category students:

Opening cut-off: 45-50%

Closing cut-off: 60-65%

• For OBC category students:

Opening cut-off: 40-45%

Closing cut-off: 55-60%

• For SC/ST category students:

Opening cut-off: 35-40%

Closing cut-off: 50-55%

• For programs like Computer Science, cut-offs tend to be higher by 2-3% than other BSc programs.
• Cut-offs also depend on the number of applications received and availability of seats.
• Academic performance in Physics, Chemistry and Maths specifically is considered while preparing BSc merit lists

Admission to a range of undergraduate and graduate programs in several fields is provided by Vimala College. Candidates must have at least 45% or higher in Part III of any undergraduate degree from this university, or an equivalent degree (50% marks for the reserved category), in order to be considered for admission to UG courses, which are administered online.Selection for postgraduate courses is made on the basis of performance in the entrance exam, which is followed by an interview with the institute.

There are no entrance exam requirements at Vimala College in order to be admitted to the BSc programs. The following criteria are used by Vimala College to determine admission to the BSc program:

Students should have passed the Science stream 10+2 exam or an equivalent test from an accredited board.
A minimum cumulative percentage in 10+2 of 45% (or 40% for reserved groups) is necessary.
Physics, Chemistry, Math, Computer Science, Statistics, Biology, and Electronics should be the subjects studied in 10+2.
Based on merit in the 10+2 exam results, admission is given. You do not require a separate entrance exam score.
Students must apply directly, along with their 10+2 transcript and supporting documentation, to Vimala College.
Based on the 10+2 percentage, the college creates a merit list and contacts students for counselling.

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