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New answer posted•3 years ago

How hard is it to get admitted to Ashoka University?

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3 years ago
Ashoka University's rate of acceptance is very low i.e. 8-10%. Getting selected depends on the way you present yourself, sometimes students with 67% gets admission whereas students with 97% are unable to do so.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Dinesh upadhyay
3 years ago
DU is much older and has much better ranking, accrediting and brand value. Ashoka University is emerging university offering courses in specific domain.
So these are two different sort of universities and DU is comparatively better.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
TARIQ RASHID GANIE
3 years ago
Fee structure for Bachelor studies
Below is the full year fee structure for the August 2023 :
First year components (AY 23-24)
9,27,000- tuition fee
Residence- 1,81,000
Total- 11,08,000
One-off payments
Entry fee of INR 50,000 at the time of acceptance of the Offer of Admission
A refundable security deposit

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New answer posted•3 years ago
TARIQ RASHID GANIE
3 years ago
Ashoka is a liberal arts university. DU offers courses in all streams. There are certain points to consider. If you are getting Tier1 colleges like LSR, Stephen's or Hindu etc. Then skip Ashoka. If not, then for subjects like History, English Sociology, Psychology or Political Science, Ashoka is a g

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New answer posted•3 years ago

What courses does Ashoka University offer?

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3 years ago
Over the course of your three years at the university, you must complete nine foundation courses and three critical thinking seminars, regardless of your major. Below is a list of the different majors and interdisciplinary majors available. In addition, you can minor in any course that is currently

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New answer posted•3 years ago

What are the drawbacks of Ashoka University?

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3 years ago
It's difficult to generalize the drawbacks of Ashoka University as it may vary depending on individual experiences and perspectives. However, some common criticisms of the university include:
1. Location: Ashoka University is located in rural Haryana, which may not be ideal for some students.
2. Cost

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3 years ago
It depends on your personal career goals and interests. Ashoka University has a strong reputation in economics, but Christ University has a well-regarded BBA programme. Additionally, consider the following when deciding between Ashoka University and Christ University:
Curriculum: Review the syllabus

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Prabhu Gurjar
3 years ago
There is no set cutoff as such but the average board percentage lies somewhere around 92% for both the present batches. However, there are people with board scores as low as in the 70s. Ashoka's selection procedure is holistic and lays equal stress on both academics and curriculars. If you have a sl

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New answer posted•4 years ago
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4 years ago
Ashoka University is a private university in sonepat, Haryana. It offers a great culture to the students along with quality education. The fee is quiet high but quiet worth the money. Nevertheless, they provide scholarships and financial aid to deserving students. This program is about 3 year with a

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