Mohyal Educational Research Institute of Technology (MERIT)

The selection process for the M.A. programme at the A.J.K. Mass Communication Research Centre (MCRC) at Jamia Millia Islamia typically involves an entrance exam followed by an interview, and for some specific courses, a group discussion1. The entrance exam usually takes place in May-June every year.

The qualifying marks for JMI Entrance Exam are 30% marks for descriptive questions and 15% marks for objective-type questions

The admissions at the Central University of Kashmir for undergraduate courses, including BSc, are entrance-based. Candidates are admitted to the BSc program based on their performance in the CUET administered by the NTA. The university prepares a consolidated merit list based on the CUET scores for admission to integrated BSc-MSc, BVoc, and BA LLB courses. This entrance-based admission process ensures that students are selected based on their performance in the entrance test and other university criteria.

The admissions at Jamia Milia Islamia-Faculty of Architecture & Ekistics for the B.Arch programme are entrance-based. The college accepts scores from two entrance exams for admission to its B.Arch program: JEE Mains and National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA). The specific details of the admission process, including the weightage given to the entrance exams and any additional criteria, can be found on the official website of the university or by contacting the college directly.

Admissions at Institute of Hotel Management Gurdaspur are both entrance based and merit based as well depending on the course being applied for. The B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration course is entrance based and candidates are selected based on their performance in NCHMCT JEE exam. The admission for Diploma courses is based on merit in 10+2 performance. 

Admissions at Jagannath University Bahadurgarh can be entrance-based or merit-based, depending on the program. The admission process involves fulfilling the eligibility criteria, filling out the application form, and appearing for entrance tests or submitting marks obtained in the qualifying examination. The university follows a merit-based admission procedure for most courses, where students are selected based on their academic performance. However, certain programs like LLM and MA may grant admission solely based on merit in the qualifying examination.

Admissions at Karnataka College of Management and Science are primarily merit-based. The college offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses in fields such as management, commerce, computer applications, and media studies. The admission process is based on the merit of the candidates, and for the MBA program, candidates need to qualify in entrance exams such as KMAT, CAT, MAT, GMAT, or XAT. The college's focus on merit-based admissions is reflected in its transparent and student-focused approach to education.

Admissions at Sri Devraj Urs Academy of Higher Education and Research are both entrance-based and merit-based, depending on the course. Admissions to medicine-related courses are entrance-based, while admissions to Allied Health Sciences courses are merit-based, except for Ph.D., which is both entrance and merit-based.The NEET score is used as the entrance exam for medicine-related courses. The application mode for admission into SDUU is online