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SGTB Khalsa College BA (Hons) admissions are based on the CUET scores. To apply for the BA (Hons) programmes, candidates are required to follow certain process which include appearance in the CUET, registration for DU CSAS, counselling process and seat allocation. Given below is the admission process:

STEP 1: CUET Application Process

Candidates must register on the CUET UG portal, fill out the online application form and pay the CUET UG exam fees.

STEP 2: SGTB Khalsa College BA (Hons) Application Process

Candidates must appear for the CUET. The next step of the admission process is to apply for DU UG admission through the Common Seat Allocation System. DU registration process is divided into three phases:

Phase 1: Applying to the University of Delhi

Phase 2: Filling the preference for BA (Hons) programmes and SGTB Khalsa College

Phase 3: Allocation Cum Admission

During Phase One of the application process, candidates must register for fresh admission. If candidates are applying through sports or ECA quota, they must upload supporting documents. The final step of the application process is to pay the CSAS 2024 application fees of INR 250 (INR 100 for SC/ ST/ Pwd category candidates).

STEP 3: SGTB Khalsa College BA (Hons) Selection Criteria

After the declaration of CUET results, candidates must apply for phase two where they must fill out the preference for SGTB Khalsa College and BA (Hons) programmes.

STEP 4: DU CSAS Counselling Process and Seat Allocation

The final round of admissions is the allocation cum admission round. After the declaration of CUET UG results, DU will allot SGTB Khalsa College according to the preference given by candidates and scores obtained by them in the entrance exam.

Once candidates accept the provisionally allocated seat, the college will verify the eligibility and documents uploaded by candidates. The college has an option to 'reject' the admission if they find discrepancy in the information provided by candidates. If the college accepts the application, candidates must pay the SGTB Khalsa College BA (Hons) fees.

Depending on the results of the entrance tests and the candidates' category, Thakur College of Engineering and Technology (TCET) in Mumbai has several deadlines for its B.Voc. program in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. The Maharashtra CET (MHT-CET) cutoff percentile for candidates in the general category is between 82.44 and 97.57.

Thirty students are accepted into the three-year, full-time undergraduate program, which has a total cost of about INR 5.24 lakhs. In order to meet the eligibility requirements, candidates must have completed their HSC (10+2) with a minimum of one technical vocational subject and one of the optional subjects—such as Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, or Physics and Mathematics. A minimum of 45% in marks is necessary; candidates from reserved categories need 40%.

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