Colleges in Ooty

Admission to Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad is entrance-based. Candidates are shortlisted based on their performance in various entrance exams such as the CLAT or the MHCET Law. Candidates who clear the shortlist for he entrance exams are called for the next admission rounds such as the GD and the PI. 
The final merit list is released once all the admission rounds have concluded. 

Admission to the MBA at NMIMS Mukesh Patel School of Technology is entrance-based and merit-driven. Candidates must clear the NMIMS-CET exam, and their performance in this test determines their selection. Fulfilling eligibility criteria and scoring well in NMIMS-CET are both mandatory for successful admission into the integrated programme.

MAHE provides Dr. Ramdas Pai Merit Scholarship to students pursuing a course from Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities, Bangalore. Under the scholarship, top 10% (CGPA) students get a 30% tuition fee waiver for the second and third year, respectively.

Remo International College offers merit-based admissions to the BSc course. To get admission into BSc courses, candidates are required to qualify for the minimum eligibility criteria first, which state candidates must complete their Class 12 from a relevant stream with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Further, the college releases the merit of shortlisted candidates according to the scores achieved by the applicants in their higher senior secondary.  

Admissions to the courses offered by Nehru College of Nursing, Panayur can either follow an entrance-based admission process or a merit-based admission process. The BSc programme follows a merit-based admission process. Meanwhile, the MSc course follows an entrance-based admission process. 
Candidates wishing to apply to their desired course must go through the selection criteria on the official website of the institute. 

Admissions to the Renaissance College of Commerce and Management are based on the merit of the candidates. Candidates are required to participate in the admission process by filling out the application form and paying the application fee. Candidates are shortlistred based on their Class 12 performance. 
Candidates who receive the final shortlist and the admission offer can pay the course fee to secure their seat. 

The selection criteria for BA Hospitality Management course can be both, Merit and Entrance-Based or a combination, depending upon the university. 

Many colleges consider 10+2 scores as the primary basis for merit based admissions. However, some institutions, particularly those with a higher reputation, may also conduct entrance exams to further filter candidates.