Munger University

Candidates need to complete Class 12 to apply for any of the UG programmes at Munger University. The minimum aggregate required for most of the UG courses is 45%. Hence, aspirants with 61% in Class 12 can apply for the preferred UG course at Munger University. Aspirants are advised to keep the supporting documents with them for verification at the time of admission.

Candidates who have passed Class 12 with at least 45% aggregate with Mathematics or Statistics are eligible to apply for BCA at Munger University. Aspirants must hold the relevant documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission. Besides, the selection for BCA programme is based on qualifying exam scores of the candidates.

Munger University admissions are primarily merit-based. The university considers the scores of the aspirants in the last qualifying exam for admission. Munger University conducts an entrance test to shortlist candidates for PhD programme. PAT is a written test comprising of 100 marks each. Paper-I consists of multiple-choice questions on qualitative, teaching and research aptitude. The paper-II includes subjective type questions in concerned subject.

Munger University BCom curriculum will have core and elective subjects. The curriculum presents semester-wise subject list. Some of the core topics in a BCom course are financial accounting, business laws, company law, corporate accounting, etc. Moreover, some of the common elective categories in the BCom course syllabus are:

• Discipline Specific Elective
• Ability Enhancement Elective
• Generic Elective

There are six Munger University affiliated colleges that offer three-year BCom programme. The UG course is offered in a full-time mode by the university. Admission criteria is merit-based. Mentioned below are the colleges that are offering this UG programme:

• RD College
• SKR College
• CNB College, Hathiama
• Koshi College
• RD and DJ College
• Koshi College, Munger University

The total number of seats available for BCom course at CNB College, Hathiama is 240. It is the highest among the other affiliated colleges of Munger University. The applicants are admitted as per the sanctioned intake and performance in the last qualifying examination. Some of the seats out of total intake may be reserved for SC/ST or other such category candidates as per the norms of the state or central goernment. Moreover, the mentioned seat count is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is however, still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

The total intake for BCom at Munger University colleges is 713. Aspirants are admitted as per sanctioned intake and based on merit in the last qualifying examination. The university may reserve some of the seats for candidates belonging to the reserved categories. Moreover, the mentioned seat count is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is however still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

The admission criteria is primarily merit-based for the Munger University BCom programmes. Applications are shortlisted on the basis of performance in Class 12 or equivalent examination. The students who are Class 12 pass with at least 45% aggregate can apply. Eligible candidates can visit the official website to apply. After application scanning, the university may release a selection/merit list. The merit list students can further confirm their admission by paying the required fee amount. 

The registration window for BCom at Munger University may open in and around May/Jun. Application link may be activated soon after the Class 12 result announcement. The course aspirants should keep checking the official website for updates. Additionally, the university admission office can also be contacted for updates. 

Yes, Munger University grant admission to the BCom courses on a merit-basis. Hence, the applicants performance in Class 12 or equivalent exam is evaluated for selection. There is no entrance test. However, to be eligible for admission, aspirants should have passed Class 12 or equivalent with the required minimum aggregate.