Colleges in Lucknow

Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University offers financial aid, and scholarships to empower and foster a diverse and inclusive learning environment. SRMU MBA scholarships are tailored to recognise the academic dedication, leadership, and diverse talents of students. The university makes quality education accessible by offering merit-based awards and specialised grants. SRMU provides a range of merit-based and need-driven scholarships to support and recognize exceptional talent. Given below is the information about some of the SRMU scholarships:

• SRMU SET Scholarship
• Merit-Based Scholarship
• COVID- 19 Frontline Scholarship
• Scholarship for Ward of Martyrs and Defense Persons
• Special Scholarship for Ward of Serving/ Retired Defense Persons/ National level sports person, and State-level sports person/ Sibling/ Blood Relatives/ Ward of Faculty/ Staff

Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

Direct admissions to the BSc course at IHM Lucknow are possible. Recently the college released a notice for the filling of the Residual Seats for the BSC HHA programme. The students must check the eligibility criteria and apply accordingly:

• Candidate must have passed 12th Exam with minimum of 40% marks (in aggregate, in 10+2
  system from a recognised board, in any stream (Science/Arts/Commerce/ Vocational)
• There is no age bar
• The programme is recognised by the Jawaharlal Nehru University to award the final degree
• Reservation as per Central Government rules
• Vegetarian option is also available
• English should be one of the compulsory subject in 12th level and have passed the subject

Every year, the cut off marks for the KGMU NEET exam are affected due to the following factors:

• The difficulty level of the exam. In case the question paper is easy then the NEET cut offs are expected to go high and vice-versa.
• Total number of applications received. If the total applications received are less then the cut off is expected to be relaxed. 
• Total candidates qualifying NEET exam. If the total number of qualifying candidates is less than the total seats then cut off goes low
• Total number of seats. If the total number of seats is revised and increased then cut off is expected to remain low
• Previous year cut offs. For the top colleges, the cut-off marks in previous years were high, therefore, only topper candidates could make it for final admissions. Fore other colleges, the cut off marks are relatively low.