Colleges in Gujarat

HNGU provides MSc in various specialisation such as Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Electronics and Environmental Science. Alternatively, other choices are Chemistry, Home Science and Microbiology. It is a two year programme that is delivered in four semesters. Depending on the UG background, students can select specialisation.

In order to apply MSc at HNGU, applicants need to have a Bachelor degree in related Science subject. It must be a certain percentage qualifying as per the norms of university. Admission is on merit basis without any entrance examination. Selection is on last basis, which is based on academics and seat availability.

Yes, HNGU provides the distance, online, and normal programmes at UG, PG, and Diploma levels. The application is to be submitted through the official portal, and contact classes can be attended at regional centres. Such programmes adhere to the same merit and entry policies like other ordinary courses.

Total tuition fees for Uka Tarsadia BCom is around INR 75,000 for whole 3 years. Students are required to pay about INR 25,000 per year. Additionally, semester exam fee of INR 1,500 every 6 months. One time enrollment fee is INR 10,000, plus alumni fee INR 2,000 and ID card fee INR 200 when you join first time.

Yes, Uka Tarsadia really supports students with placement training. They arrange placement drives and internship chances also. If student use these well then they get more confidence to crack real interviews easy.

There is quite many companies that visits campus such as Wonder Cement, TCS, Crest Infosystems, Macleods Pharmaceutical, Adani Port, NPCIL, DB Engineers, Logicwind and more. IT streams got more software companies too this year. For other specialisations too, the university is bringing more companies.

Tribhuvan Sahkari University does not have a definite rank but takes percentile scores in various exams such as CAT and XAT. As a rule, admission chances are increased by a percentile higher than 80. The last component of selection comprises performance at PI and academic records.

No, it is not possible to take admission in M.Sc full time and not attend the mandatory classes as in full time programme there is a max attendance requirement for the student.