Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras

The following national level entrance exam results are accepted by Madras University Distance Education (IDE) for admission to a range of  programs-

For MBA admission, uses the CAT.
For MBA admission, takes the MAT.
CMAT: For admission to MBA programs.
For MBA admission, take the XAT.
For MBA admission, take the NMAT.
ATMA: To be admitted to an MBA program.
GMAT - Foreign students applying for MBA admission.
GRE - To be admitted to ME/M.Tech.
IELTS or TOEFL: For international applicants seeking admission.
GATE: For admission to ME/M.Tech.
The institute additionally requires consideration for the following qualifying exam results:

• Scores from Class 12 or Pre-University for undergraduate courses.
• Scores for master's programs based on bachelor's degrees.
• For those with diplomas looking for lateral entry.

The cost details for different undergraduate (UG) programs-

1. B.C.A. - The entire cost of the three-year programme is between Rs. 30,000 and Rs. 35,000.
2. B.A. (Economics, History, and English): The entire cost of the three-year programme is between Rs. 16,000 and Rs. 20,000.
3. B.Com. : The total cost of the three-year programme is approximately Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 18,000.
4. Total costs for a three-year B.Sc. programme in mathematics or computer Science range from Rs. 18,000 to Rs. 22,000.
5. B.B.A. : The total cost of the three-year programme is between Rs. 25,000 and Rs. 30,000.
6. The total cost of the three-year B.Sc. programme in information technology is between Rs. 30,000 and Rs. 35,000.
7. The total cost of the one-year B.Li.Sc. (Library Science) programme is between Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 20,000.
8. Fees for Diploma programs range from Rs. 6,000 to Rs. 10,000 for one to two years.

The regular full-time B.Sc. programme associated with the varsity is offered by the University of Madras.A regular B.Sc. from Madras University provides what a distance education does not: a more thorough education in the classroom, practical sessions, campus life, etc.
However, for those who are unable to attend full-time, Distance Ed B.Sc. offers flexibility.Many specializations are available at University of Madras, including chemistry, physics, microbiology, and more. There aren't many specializations in Distance B.Sc.Full-time University B.Sc. programs typically have better faculty interaction and quality than distance learning.
University B.Sc. programs can be finished in three years, but distance learning programs can take up to six.
Distance education is less recognised than a university B.Sc. in higher education and employment.When compared to distance learning, University of Madras B.Sc. placement opportunities are superior.
Overall; distance learning, MU is less desirable than a full-time B.Sc. from University of Madras.

When compared to distance learning B.Sc. programs at Madras University, placement and employment prospects for B.Com. graduates are typically superior.
Students enrolled in the B.Com programme can receive training and assistance with placement from a dedicated placement cell. Numerous reputable businesses come to campus to hire students.
Top B.Com. recruiters include Cognizant, Infosys, Wipro, TCS, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and others. Salaries typically range from three to four LPA.Students must apply for jobs off campus and take government exams, such as those for the PSC, banks, railroads, etc.
Specialized B.Sc. programs at Madras University distance learning, such as computer Science and IT, may offer better employment opportunities.
Microbiology and biochemistry are subjects with opportunities in the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and research sectors. However, colleges do not facilitate placements.

Yes, ISC (Class 12) scores are accepted for admission eligibility in Madras University's distance learning programs.
Students can apply to Madras University's distance learning programs if they have passed the ISC (12th grade) from accredited boards like CISCE.
Depending on the program, different ISC exam minimum percentages are needed for admission. For instance, the aggregate for a B.Com is 35%.
To be admitted to the commerce and arts programs in ISC, students must take subjects like English, Math/Accounts, Economics/Commerce, and Economics. Science courses are necessary for programs in the sciences.
When determining eligibility cut-offs, Madras University specifies an equivalent percentage conversion from ISC marks to %.
Students must also submit other documentation, such as a transfer certificate, migration certificate, ID proof, photocopies, etc., in addition to their ISC results.