Bangalore University

The university allows candidates to cancel their admission within 10 days of counselling. Candidates have to get in touch with the Bangalore University admission office for the same. Moreover, a few documents such as an original provisional admission card, fee receipt, and an application for cancellation and refund with correspondence address have to be submitted. Only after the successful submission of the documents, a refund is processed.

 Candidates have to submit the application fee within the due date to submit their application successfully. The application fee for MSc is INR 200 for the General category and INR 100 for the candidates belonging to SC/ST/PH categories. Further, the fee payment can be done via the below-mentioned means:

1. Net banking/online NEFT transfer/credit card/debit card.
2. To pay offline, that can be done with a challan at any of the SBI branches across the country.

The two-year course is offered in 29 specialisations. Admission criteria is almost the same for all the courses. A few of the MSc specialisations are further mentioned below:

There are 39 BU-affiliated colleges that offer MSc courses. Some of the MSc colleges in Bangalore under this university are mentioned below:

The following table mentions the seat intake for a few popular MSc specialisations: 

NOTE: The seat intake is as per past years’ data. Hence, is indicative.

Yes, Bangalore University offers a two-year full-time MSc course in Biotechnology. The total seat intake for this course is 20. Candidates seeking admission to the MSc course must have passed BSc with any Life Science with a minimum aggregate of 45% aggregate in all optional subjects. Eligible candidates can visit the university official website to apply.

Candidates seeking admission at Bangalore University must visit the official website of the University (bangaloreuniversity.ac.in). Bangalore University MSc admission is based on candidates' performance in the counselling round, conducted by the University. Candidates' aggregate in the last qualifying examination is also taken into consideration. Before applying, the aspirants must check the prescribed eligibility criteria.