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The University provides scholarships to students based on their prior academic records during admission and also based on their semester-wise performance during the course of their studies. For the BTech programme at CUTM Paralakhemundi, candidates who have studied under different boards of education are offered a predefined percentage of scholarship in their tuition fee. Starting from the second year, students are required to obtain a minimum of 8.0 CGPA in their semester exams along with a minimum of 80% attendance to continue receiving their scholarship. Additionally, there are a number of scholarships available to students belonging to the reserved category and minority groups, as listed below:

- PRERANA post-matric scholarship for SC/ST/OBC & SEBC District Welfare Office (Odisha)
- Minority scholarship from District Welfare Office (Odisha)
- National Scholarship
- Jindal Foundation Scholarship (Sitaram Jindal)
- Times of India Scholarship
- Ministry of Human Development (DHE) New Delhi
- Bihar Welfare (Post-Matric) SC/ST/OBC & Minority
- BEML Scholarship (SC & ST)
- FAEA Scholarship (SC & ST)
- Bihar Welfare (Technical Stipend)
- E_KALYAN Scholarship offered by Jharkhand State Welfare Department
- Departmental/Official scholarship from East Coast Railway/ CRPF/ Central Schools/ SBI/ Coal India/ Daitari Mines/OMC for their wards who are studying Engineering/MBA

For PhD, shortlisted candidates are awarded a fellowship of INR 20,000 for three years. NET/ICAR/GATE qualified candidates will receive a stipend according to UGC rules. In addition to their own research work, PhD candidates are expected to engage in teaching, training, and research projects of the University.

Furthermore, a special scholarship of 5% is offered to all CUEE applicants.

For MBA admissions, CUO used to administer its own entrance exam. For the general category, the minimal cutoff is approximately 58 percentile; for the OBC category, it is approximately 54 percentile; and for the SC/ST category, it is approximately 53 percentile. For admission to its postgraduate programmes, including the MBA, CUO has moved to the Central Universities Entrance Test (CUET), effective with the 2023–2024 academic year.

For the MBA programme at CUO, there are therefore no previous year's CUET cutoff scores available. Cutoff scores are influenced by a number of factors, including the volume of applications, the difficulty of the CUET exam, and the availability of seats.The cutoff scores for the 2023–24 MBA programme will be made public on the CUO official website following the announcement of the CUET results in May 2024.

You have a good chance of getting an MBA with 70% in OJEE. But it is not sure. There's not much information on OJEE's acceptance rate for CUO's MBA programme, however it's typically used for engineering admissions in Odisha. In the selection process, it may be considered, but it does not carry as much weight as other considerations such as work experience or in-person interviews.

The average score distribution, total number of applications, and available seats are some of the variables that affect the cutoff scores for CUO's MBA programme every year. It's possible that this year's OJEE score of 70% won't be enough, unlike in years past. Inquire about the most recent cutoff trends and get clarification on the significance of OJEE results in the MBA admissions process by getting in touch with the CUO admissions office directly.

M.A. English, B.Tech in Biotechnology, M.Sc. in Environmental Science, and Integrated M.Sc. in Mathematics courses are among the high-achieving academic programmes with excellent staff. Improving their placement record include programmes such as B.Sc. in Nursing, B.A. in Economics, and B.Com. It's wise to take your learning preferences, professional aspirations, and personal interests into account while selecting a course.

Make sure you look into the faculty qualifications, placement history, and facts of the particular programme before deciding.Look around the resources, spaces, and general atmosphere of the university to see if it meets your needs. For further information about the courses, admission requirements, and cutoff scores, see the CUO's official website.

There are differences in the fee structures of various programmes (B.Sc., B.Tech., MBA, etc.). An MBA may require more expensive tuition than a B.Sc. In certain programmes, the cost structures for various specialisations may vary slightly. The total cost is determined by the length of the programme (usually 2-4 years), as fees are assessed each semester rather than annually. Extra charges for things like testing, library, registration, and maybe lab expenses for Science courses. If a student wants to stay on the hostel grounds, there will be fees associated. A qualifying student's cost of study can be greatly decreased by taking advantage of the financial help and scholarships that CUO offers.

Based on semesters, CUO assesses fees.An MBA programme tuition fee of INR 12,870 per semester is consistently displayed in the most recent consolidated registration fee structure (available on the official website).The fixed costs, which total about INR 1,300 every semester, also include things like the registration fee, the library fee, and so forth. You would pay for four semesters during the normal two-year duration of the CUO MBA programme. About INR 52,000 will be charged as tuition for two years.

For worthy students and those in need of financial assistance, CUO provides a range of financial aid programmes and scholarships. As a result, schooling costs may be considerably lowered. Please visit the official CUO website for the most recent and accurate information on fees.