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Arjun Santhappan

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The candidates with Honours Degree [10+2+3 system] in the respective subject from a recognised University shall be eligible to apply for admission to M.Sc. / M.A. courses. Candidates who have passed UG examination three years earlier or more before the year of admission shall not be eligible for admission to M.Sc./M.A.The candidates must have a minimum of 60% in graduation.

It is also based on merit and entrance

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Arjun Santhappan

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At the University of North Bengal (NBU), the placement prospects for B.Sc appear to be better than those for M.Sc. According to student reviews and departmental information, the B.Sc program has a more advanced placement cell and has seen better placement records compared to M.Sc. The Department of Tea Science at NBU mentioned that M.Sc. students from their department achieve 100% placement every year. However, overall, the available information suggests that the B.Sc program may have an edge in terms of placement prospects at NBU.

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Arjun Santhappan

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The Siliguri Institute of Technology (SIT) offers average placements with the lowest salary package of 4 LPA and the highest of 26 LPA. On the other hand, the University of North Bengal (NBU) has a good placement record, with companies like ITC, Wipro, and Bajaj Finserv visiting the campus. NBU also provides placement assistance, counseling for employment, and guidance for self/social entrepreneurship. While both institutions offer placement opportunities, NBU's placement record and assistance initiatives suggest potentially better placements compared to SIT.

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Janki H Gajjar

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North Bengal University cutoff for the Master of Computer Applications (MCA) is based on WBJEE JECA. The aspirants of North Bengal University admission must have a valid score in WBJEE JECA in order to be eligible for the further round. Tabulated below is the Round 1 and the last round closing ranks for North Bengal University MCA cutoff based on WBJEE JECA scores for the General category All India candidates:

CourseRound 1 Closing RankLast Round Closing Rank
Master of Computer Applications (MCA)8381074

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Ayush Sindal

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The institute offers courses in various disciplines of Arts, Commerce, and Science, like Microbiology, Law, Mass Communication, Management, Computer Science & Application, Mathematics, Economics, Sociology, Chemistry, and History. Apart from the regular courses, NBU also offers courses under the Directorate of Distance Education. 

Below is a list of the fee structure of some popular courses offered by the institute:

  • The total tuition fees for the MBA programme are INR 1.6 lakh.
  • The total tuition fees for the M.A. courses range from INR 375 to INR 3.36k.
  • The total tuition fees for the B.A. courses range from INR 300 to INR 1.2 lakh.
  • The
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Tarun Kumar

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It is somewhat OK for MBA programme because of these reasons-

  • North Bengal University does not provide good placements in comparison of other University
  • To get a seat in North Bengal University is hard which makes the students less interested in this univerity
  • The placements cell is not very active
  • The fees is too high for MBA programme
  • The cutoff goes very high because of less seats in MBA programme

so overall I will suggest if you have last option then you can go for it otherwise It is not very good university for MBA programme.

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Tarun Kumar

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I don't think that North Bengal University is hard to get. Admission in undergraduate course like BA, B.Sc, B.Com LLb are done on the basis of the merit list published by the university with respect to the candidates' marks in their last qualifying exam.

Admission in post graducate prgramme like MA, M.Sc M.Com are offered on the basis of the written test followed by viva conducted by the university.

For MBA programme a valid score in CMAT/MAT/CAT/ATMA/JMET/XAT/WBJEMAT/NBU-MAT is required.

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Pranav Kaushal

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Hi Nishar Ahmed

The North Bengal University cut off schedule for the West Bengal Joint Entrance for Computer Applications (WB-JECA) is 838 rank.

Thanks

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Tarun Kumar

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The number of seats available in NBU varies every year however in 2023 this number was 60.

North Bengal University organized Bachelor Degree of minimum of 03 years duration obtained in any discipline (except Graduates inFine Arts or performing Arts) and scoring a minimum 50% marks (45% for reserved category candidates) from
a recognised University are eligible.
(ii) prefer6nce will be given to those candidates who have appeared and having valid scores (from November
2020 to August 2021) in any of the Entrance Tests i.e. CAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, MAT, GMAT, JMET and
WBJEMAT.
(iii) lf, racant seats are still available, after the admission of the

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Tarun Kumar

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Admission procedure of MBA in North Bengal University-

  1. andidates are required to complete a Bachelor’s degree of minimum 3 years’ duration in any discipline (except performing and fine arts) from a recognised Indian University or Foreign University (As per University Norms) with a minimum of 50% of marks in aggregate (5% relaxation will be given to the reserved category candidates).
  2. Final year students awaiting results may also apply, nevertheless, their admission will be treated as purely provisional. Before the commencement of the first semester examination they have to obtain the requisite qualification as stated in point
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