Colleges in Pune

No, Fergusson College does not provide provisional admission to BSc aspirants. Only the applicants who fulfil the course-specific eligibility criteria at admission are allocated seats for various BSc specialisations. The college starts the admission process after the Class 12 results of Maharashtra State Boards have been declared. It is mandatory to upload a soft copy of the Class 12 result while filling out the application form. Admission is granted based on the applicants' Class 12 merit. Hence, candidates currently awaiting their Class 12 results can not apply for BSc admission at Fergusson College.

No, BSc admission at Fergusson College is merit-based. The college conducts entrance exams for PG admissions. However, for UG admissions (BA, BSc, BVoc), admission is granted to eligible applicants based on their Class 12 merit, chosen specialisation and availability of seats. Hence, Fergusson College BSc aspirants are not required to appear for any entrance exam.

Yes, Fergusson College offers a full-time BSc at the UG-level. The duration of the course is three years. With a total intake of over 900 seats, the college offers a BSc in 13 specialisations in affiliation with UniPune (SPPU). These specialisations include Animation, Geology, Botany, Zoology, etc. Admission to the programme is based on the Class 12 merit of the applicants. For more information, aspirants can visit the college's official website.

Yes, candidates can apply for admission to the M.Tech course at Amrita School of Engineering, Amritapuri without GATE scores. Because the college also accepts the scores of graduation/ previous academic year for admission to M.Tech courses. The eligible candidates can get admission to M.Tech courses based on merit, followed by an interview process. However, candidates who have secured a valid score in GATE are not required to appear for an interview. 

Fergusson College MSc entrance exam syllabus varies for different MSc specialisations. The entrance exam syllabus for some MSc specialisations offered at the college is given below:

Fergusson College Pune offers a two-year MSc in Computer Science. The course curriuclum is inclusive of various core and elective papers. Further, the core subjects include theory and practical subjects. Some core subjects included in the course curriculum are listed below:

• Data Mining and Data Warehousing
• Analysis of Algorithms and Computing
• Operating System Internals
• Python Programming
• Soft Computing
• Full Stack-II : MEAN stack
• Software Project Management

As of now, the last date has not been released. The application is open now. Candidates can visit the official website to apply. Student should pass Class 12 with the Science stream with Maths as a subject. 

No, Fergusson College MSc admission is not open right now. The application window is expected to open in April. Further, the entrance exam for MSc admission will tentatively be held in June. Aspirants will be able to apply online through the college's official website once the application process starts. Hence, they must frequently visit the official website to avoid missing any updates.

Yes, Fergusson College follows the seat reservation guidelines prescribed by the Government of Maharashtra from time to time. These guidelines prescribe reservation for various categories, such as PWD, SBC, Children of Defense Personnel/Ex-servicemen, etc. Further, 90% of the total seats are reserved for candidates from Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU). Remaining 10% of the seats are for candidates belonging to universities other than SPPU. Additionally, reserved category candidates belonging to states other than Maharashtra are treated as Open (General) category.

In total, 240 MSc seats are available at Fergusson College. This includes the seats available for various MSc specialisations offered at the college. Check out the following table for the distribution of the total seats over some MSc specialisations:

NOTE: The mentioned number of seats is sourced from the official website of the college/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.