Future Institute of Engineering and Management

Yes, FIEM does scholarships for BSc students. Majorly the scholarships are offered to BSc students on the basis of their merit, the scores they achieved in their higher senior secondary, and their entrance exam. Additionally, the college offers minorities scholarships, the Swami Vivekananda Scholarship, and other government-aided scholarships and freeships. Before applying for the scholarships, candidates must complete the eligibility requirements and apply through the official website of the college. 

The total seat intake for the BSc course at FIEM is 120. The college divided the total number of seats between the BSc courses. Candidates who wish to secure a seat in the BSc course must complete their Class 12 from any stream. Additionally, secure a valid score in the accepted entrance exam—MAKAUT CET. Check out the number of seats allocated in each specialisation in the table below:

No, candidates are not allowed to get admission into the BSc course at FIEM without a valid score in MAKAUT CET. The admission process for the BSc course includes applicants' valid scores in their higher senior secondary, followed by a valid score in the entrance exam, release of merit, and admission confirmation. Moreover, direct admission to the BSc course at FIEM is not explicitly mentioned on the official website of the college. 

Currently, the admissions for the BSc course at FIEM are closed. The college opens the admission portal once the affiliating university releases the dates for MAKAUT CET. Candidates who are planning to get admission into the BSc course must track the dates of releasing the MAKAUT CET application form, Issuance of the MAKAUT CET admit card, facilitation of the MAKAUT CET mock test, dates of the MAKAUT CET exam, and declaration of the MAKAUT CET results. 

The eligibility requirement for admission to the BSc in Media Science course at FIEM is almost similar to the BSc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration course. Applicants are first required to complete their Class 12 from a recognised board of education and must have studied English as one of the main subjects in Higher Senior Secondary. Additionally, candidates must have secured valid scores in the MAKAUT CET. 

The selection process for the BSc course at FIEM Delhi includes relevant scores of the entrance exam, MAKAUT CET. Before being admitted to the course, applicants are required to complete their minimum eligibility criteria; that is, applicants must complete their Class 12 from a recognised board of education and must have studied English as one of their main subjects.