Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University

To get  PhD admission at DBRAU, Agra, candidates must have a Master's degree with 55% marks (50% for SC/ST/Divyang) or an M.Phil. They must apply online via the research portal and pass an entrance exam, unless exempted through UGC/CSIR/ICAR fellowships or similar. The exam covers research methodology and subject-specific questions. Post-selection, pre-PhD coursework is mandatory. Application fees are INR 2500 for General/OBC and INR 1250 for SC/ST. Visit the DBRAU Research Portal for more details.

There is no information available that shows the cut-off list of the L.L.B. Programme at DBRAU. The cut-offs are merit-list-based based on the score acquired in the qualifying examinations, such as 12th grade.
For more specific details about cutoffs, refer to the official DBRAU website or write to their admissions office. Those will best inform you of what is the most accurate and updated information related to cutoffs for L.L.B in this cycle of admissions. Educational forums and local resources can also educate you about recent trends of cutoffs for this course.

Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University does not provide any scholarship. But government provides various scholarships offered by state and central government for students. Some of the notable options include:

Post matric scholarship for SC, ST and OBC students. Posses valid caste certificate.

Merit-cum-Means Based Scholarship for families having less than INR 2 lakh per annum income.

New Central Sector Scheme for those who go to college, family income Rs 4.5 lakh every year. 

Students are encouraged to explore these opportunities to support their MBA studies.

The cutoff for B.Tech admissions to DBRAU for the year 2024 has not been announced yet. In general, the admissions done by the university are conducted based on merit lists emerging from the results of 12th grades. Only more details can be known when the cutoff lists for admission will be declared. For that, you will be able to find the latest updates on the official portal of the university or through the admission notice published.

While the university generally follows a transparent procedure, you may see specific cutoffs for particular specializations and categories once you are out.