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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Candidates who are Class 12 pass from a recognised board with a minimum of 60% aggregate in all subjects can apply for BDes at JECRC University. The documents as a proof of eligibility also have to be submitted. For admission, the students have to pass the selection rounds as well.
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CAT is compulsory to take admission in MBA and MBA IB courses offered by the Institute of Management Studies of BHU (formerly known as FMS BHU). Admission to these courses is based on candidates' performance in CAT, GD-PI and past academic records.
However, candidates seeking admission to the MBA courses offered by other departments of BHU are not required to take CAT. Admission to these MBA courses is through CUET PG. These courses include MBA in Food & Agribusiness Management, MBA in Financial Management, MBA in Foreign Trade, and MBA Risk & Insurance.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
CAT is compulsory to take admission in MBA and MBA IB courses offered by the Institute of Management Studies of BHU (formerly known as FMS BHU). Admission to these courses is based on candidates' performance in CAT, GD-PI and past academic records.
However, candidates seeking admission to the MBA courses offered by other departments of BHU are not required to take CAT. Admission to these MBA courses is through CUET PG. These courses include MBA in Food & Agribusiness Management, MBA in Financial Management, MBA in Foreign Trade, and MBA Risk & Insurance.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, they are compulsory. These electives allow you to learn more than just science. These courses are mandatory because they teach you practical workplace skills, digital tools, and languages that help you get a job easily after college.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
You do not waste your time or lose your progress. If you leave after Year 1, you get a College Certificate. If you leave after Year 2, you get a College Diploma. You can use these to apply for jobs, or you can come back to college later to finish your BSc degree.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
Both options take four years and need 176 credits. The BSc Honours track focuses more on regular classroom learning and advanced subjects. The Research track cuts down on classroom lectures so you can spend your time doing a big, hands-on scientific research project. It is perfect if you want to become a scientist.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, you have room to choose. If you pick a study plan with 2 or 3 subjects in your first year, while in your BSc programme from University of Mumbai, you can try them out first. You can see what you like best during first year and make your final decision before third year starts.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
BHU CAP UG registrations 2026 The registeration for the BHU counselling process is now closed correction window is open till 30, 2026 .Seat allotment dates are yet to be released but it will tentatively start during the second week of August.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
JECRC University provide merit scholarships to BDes students. It is awarded based on aggregate in Class 12. The scholarship is given in the form of tuition fee waiver. Students with Class 12 aggregate of 70% to 84.99% get 15% scholarship on tuition fees. While students with 85% and above in Class 12 get 25% scholarship.
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