Pandit S. N. Shukla University

Pandit SN Shukla University has a total of 40 seats for Degree course in Electronics Science. Candidates are admitted to this programme as per the sanctioned intake and performance in the last qualifying exam. It must be noted that the mentioned seat count is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is subject to revision and hence, is indicative. 

There are over 40 seats for BSc courses offered by Pandit SN Shukla University. Candidates are admitted as per the sanctioned intake and performance in the last qualifying exam. There is no information about seat reservations. However, the state or central government rules for seat reservation may be considered. 

Students have to submit the important documents during PTSNS University BSc form filling and admission. These documents are required to verify the details and check for eligibility. Students shall keep the originals and copies with them. Mentioned below are a few important documents:

• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheet
• Aadhaar card or other identity proof
• Migration certificate
• Character certificate, etc.

PTSNS University BSc aspirants shall first ensure that they meet the eligibility criteria. The Class 12 or equivalent pass students can apply for admission. Eligible candidates can go to the official website or the campus for application procedure. The received forms are then scanned and shortlisted. Selected students may receive admission letters on mail. These students can get their documents verified and pay the admission fee amount for seat confirmation. 

There is no update regarding registrations on the official website as of now. Aspirants can get in touch with the admission office to gain information about PTSNS BSc admissions. Moreover, the application process may begin after the Class 12 result declaration. Thus, the applications can be expected to be out soon. 

Pandit S.N. Shukla University BSc course is available in a number of specialisations. The duration of these courses is full-time. Admision is merit-based. Mentioned below are some of the available course specialisations:

• Degree course in Electronics Science
• (Biotechnology, Chemistry, Botany)
• (Botany, Chemistry, Zoology)
• (Computer Science, Chemistry, Physics), etc.

Yes, PTSNS University offers three-year long BSc programes. The UG course is available in different specialisations in the field of Science. Admission is granted on a merit-basis. Hence, the selection is done on the basis of performance in Class 12 or equivalent exam. The students who meet the eligibility criteria can obtain the application form in both online and offline modes. 

Pandit SN Shukla University select students for admission in BSc courses on a merit-basis. The applications are shortlisted based on performance in Class 12 or equivalent exam. There is no entrance score requirement. Additionally, the aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent pass can apply for the course admission. The application form is made available in both online and offline modes. 

The aspirants of PTSNS University BSc courses must fulfil the eligibility criteria. Applications of only the eligible students are selected for admissions. The aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent pass from a recognised board can apply for admission. There is no minimum aggregate requirement. However, the university may apply it in an academic year. Students must have the educational certificates (original/ copies) with them during form filling and admission. These are required for verification purposes at the time of form filling and course admission. 

The university offers three BCom programmes. Pandit SN Shukla University BCom admission criteria is merit-based. Aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent pass can apply for admission. Mentioned below are the available course specialisations:

• (Statistics, Accountancy, Management)
• (Applied Economics, Accountancy, Management)
• (Computer Application, Accountancy, Management)

It must be noted that the mentioned specialisations are as per the official website. This information is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.