Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University

Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University (MDSU) Ajmer does not require passing the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) in order to admit students for BCA programs. The MDSU admissions process for courses such as BCA is determined by the results of the most recent qualifying exams; no additional entrance exams are required to be taken. Candidates who wish to pursue the BCA programme at MDSU must normally meet the prerequisite of passing the 10+2 exam from an accredited board.

In order to get admission to UG & PG courses at MDSU, candidates have to fulfil the minimum educational requirements for the course. The eligibility criteria may differ for both UG & PG courses. Find below passing marks required for admission to top courses at MDSU:

MDSU admission process begin with an online application process. Candidates must visit the official website to apply for their desired UG/ PG courses. Admissions to most of the courses is done based on merit scores of previous qualifying exams. Except for B.Ed and M.Ed courses. To get admission to these couses, candidates have to qualify for PTET and MTET, respectively. Based on the performance of candidates in all selection rounds, the university releases merit list in various rouds.

No, it is not tough to secure a seat in LLM at MDSU. Candidates who are seeking to pursue this course from MDSU must focus on fulfilling the minimum eligibility criteria for the course. Only candidates having a Bachelor's degree with minimum 55% aggregate in LLB or PG Diploma in Law can be shortlisted for the course. Candidates must also fill an online application from along with submitting the scorecard of previous education as supporting documents to increase their chances of selection.

No, candidates are not required to qualify for any entrance exam to pursue MA from MDSU. Admissions to this course is done through a merit scores of the last qualifying exam. Candidates have to submit their academic scorecards and certificate at the time of filling the application form. Based on their past academic records, students will be shortlisted and notified though merit list.

To get a seat at MDSU MA course, candidates have to pass Class 12 with minimum 48% aggregate. The seat intake for MA is 5,828, including the campus and affiliated colleges. Candidates are offered direct admission based on the scores of last qualifying exam. Interested candidates can apply on the official website by submitting the scorecard of the previous education. 

To apply for MSc admission at Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University, candidates need to submit a duly-filled application form along with all the required details and documents. MDSU accepts applications for MSc in online mode, and the application fee for the course is INR 300. The fee is non-refundable and can be paid through bank challan. Once the application form is submitted, take a printout of the same for future reference.

Yes, the university offers a full-time MSc in Microbiology over two years. The curriculum of the course is divided into four semesters. Admission to the course is merit-based. Moreover, it is crucial that the applicant fulfils the course-specific eligibility requirements. Thus, the aspirant must have a valid BSc/ BSc (Hons)/ in any discipline of Biology/ Agriculture or a BSc B.Ed degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate from a recognised university.

No entrance exam is required for admission to MBA at MDSU. There is no need of qualifying for any state or national-level entrance exam. Direct admission is offered to eligible candidates based on their merit scores obtained in the last qualifying exam. As per the minimum eligibilit criteria, it's mandatory for candidates to have a UG degree from a recognised university at the time of applying for the course. 

Yes, candidates can pursue a two-year MA course at the university's faculty. Apart from this, MA course is also offered through more than 15 affiliated colleges of MDSU. This course is offered across eight specialisations, namely Economics, History, Hindi, Political Science, Pollution Studies, Journalism and Mass Communication, Geography, and Sanskrit Vedic Vangamaya.