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Amity Mumbai admission process usually opens in January/ February for UG and PG courses. Candidates can fill out the form for the preferred course on the university's fees. The application fees is INR 1,500.

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Amity Mumbai offers admission under sponsored and non-sponsored categories. Non-sponsored is general category for all aspirants meeting eligibility. This is a high merit categry. The eligibility and cutoff in admission process is normal.

For sponsored category, the eligibility and cutoff is reduced (

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Fergusson College offer courses at UG, PG and Doctoral level in the field of Arts and Science. The college offer courses such as BA, BSc, MSc, MA and PhD. These courses are offered in different specialisations. 

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Amity Mumbai does not accepts CUET scores as per the information on the official website. The selection is based on merit for most of the UG and PG courses. The university conducts entrance test or accepts scores in national or state-level entrance exams for admission in BTech, BArch, MBA and PhD co

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Yes, you can take admission in Fergusson College with 60% marks in Class 12. The college offers BSc in specialisations such as: Animation, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Botany, Computer Science, Data Science and more. Candidates wishing to take admission in BSc should have passed Cl

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No, CUET is not a compulsory requirement for taking admission in Fergusson College. The college offers merit-based admission into the UG courses. Admission into the PG courses is offered on the basis of valid score in the online PG Entrance Exam conducted by Fergusson College.

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Yes, it is compulsory for the candidate to keep video on for the Fergusson College Entrance Exam. Students should attempt the entrance exam from a device that has a functional camera which has to be turned on during the entire duration of the exam.

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Yes, it is compulsory for the candidate to keep video on for the Fergusson College Entrance Exam. Students should attempt the entrance exam from a device that has a functional camera which has to be turned on during the entire duration of the exam.

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Yes, with 75% in Class 12, a student may get admission in FLAME University UG courses. But clearing the selection rounds is mandatory. This includes appearing for the FEAT, Essay submission, PI, and SOP. While 75% is enough to fulfil the basic eligibility, admissions are subject to clearing the sele

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Is FLAME University cutoff 2026 out for MBA?

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No, FLAME University cutoff 2026 is yet to be released by the university. Based on the past year trends, students can however, get a general estimate. For MBA, the cutoff went to 75 percentile (CAT/ MAT/ XAT) and 200 in NMAT. Hence, a similar score would be good enough for admission to the MBA progr

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