BBA

Out of the total 145 seats, the majority are at the Abdul Ahad Azad Memorial College affiliated with Cluster University Srinagar. The college has 100 seats for the UG-level course. The given seat details are as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

The total seat count for BBA course of Cluster University Srinagar is 140. Aspirants are admitted as per the sanctioned seat intake and seat allocation procedure. This seat count is divided across two colleges affiliated with the university. There might be more seats at other affiliated colleges for BBA (H) and integrated course. It must be noted that the mentioned seat intake is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to revision and hence, is indicative. 

The admission is granted to the BBA/ BBA (H) courses of Cluster University Srinagar based on CUET scores. Aspirants who fulfil the eligibility criteria can register and apply. The CUET registrations are carried out in online mode in the month of Mar. The step-by-step process for CUET application form filling are:

1. Online registration by entering basic details, such as name, address, and contact details.
2. Login and fill out the CUET application with personal and academic details, programme and exam city preference.
3. Upload documents and pay the CUET application fees.
4. Submit the application.

Cluster University BBA admission is done based on merit in the CUET exam. Aspirants are selected based on entrance score performance. There might not be any provision for direct admission. The aspirants can however reach out to the admission office to get more details about the same. 

The Cluster University Srinagar BBA selection is done based on performance in CUET. Candidates have to apply for the CUET exam to get selected. The CUET-UG application procedure was concluded in Mar. Additionally, the entrance test is scheduled to be held between May and Jun. 

Yes, Cluster University Srinagar offers three year BBA programme. Additionally, a four-year BBA (Hons) course is also provided by the university. Admission to the UG-level courses is through CUET. The aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent exam pass can apply for the admission. Students can apply by submitting and appearing for CUET and select CU as its preference. The preferences may also have to be filled during the counselling.

Students who get selected for admission have to pay the admission fee amount. Cluster University Srinagar BBA (Hons) tuition fee amount is INR 1,685. This is the total tuition fees. The university holds the right to revise the fee structure in an academic year. This given fees is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is however, subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

Yes, Navrachana University provides Merit-cum-Need Scholarships to BBA students with a combined family income less than INR 8 LPA. To be eligble for these scholarships, candidates must have scored a minimum of 70% in Class 12. The amount of scholarship offered against various income slabs are presented in the table below:

In 2024, Navrachana University recorded a placement rate of 100% for its BBA programme. However, the university has not yet released the salary packages offered to BBA students. The average package offered during the university's placements across all courses in 2024 was INR 4.4 LPA. As per the Navrachana University reviews posted on by BBA students on Shiksha.com, the highest package offered in recent years was INR 9 LPA. The average package ranged between INR 3.5 LPA and INR 6 LPA.

Navrachana University BBA (Hons) fee structure include the tuition fee and a caution deposit. While the tuition fee is payable in semester-wise instalments, the caution deposit (refundable) of INR 10,000 is payable only once, at admission. The tuition fee for the BBA (Hons) programme is INR 4.64 lakh for the entire course duration. It must be noted that the mentioned fee is sourced from the official website of the university/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.