Karnataka

Hello Nishar Ahmed, St Paul's College of Bangalore is affiliated to Bangalore University. The college has good reputation amongst students community and hence lots of students do apply. With 50% seats reserved for minority students for whom this college was established, competition is intense for remaining seats. Here I want to clarify that general brochure or handbook of admission does talk of cutoff to the extent of saying that these are determined every year. It is understood that for general category students admission for marks below 70% in 12th, admission would be difficult. But for minority students, admissions are given for a much less percentage of marks in the 12th examination. This figure of cutoff is not cast in concrete but is quite flexible. All the same, for a student who has scored just 60% marks in 12th, admission to BSc is difficult if general category but will get if from minority.

Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, St Paul's College of Bangalore is having a great name in the academic circle as well as in the students community. This college provides cost of facilities to the students who take admission. College ensures the overall development of the students in their personal as well as professional lives. Their Bachelor of Science course is of course well known for excellent teachers and as a result the average placements of students of BSc is about 90% or more. The very fact that many well known companies make a beeline to SNAP students during the placement season is in itself acknowledgement of the fact that the college has a good reputation in the industry also. The students who have passed out or all ga-ga over their experience of three years of studies in this college. 

Best wishes to you.

IIFT Bangalore does not have a cutoff system for admission to its B.Sc courses. Admissions are done based on the fulfillment of eligibility criteria and on a first-come, first-serve basis subject to the availability of seats. You can apply for admissions in both online and offline modes.

The eligibility criteria for the B.Sc courses at IIFT Bangalore are as follows:

For regular entry, you should have passed II PUC or 10+2 in Arts, Science, or Commerce.

If you have completed a 3-Year Diploma in ADFT, Textiles, Handlooms, or Costume Design & Fashion, you are eligible for Lateral Entry where you can start the course directly from the 3rd semester.