Punjab

You cannot get direct admission to Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU), Amritsar, into the B.Tech course without appearing for the JEE Main examination. Though admission to B.Tech courses at GNDU is based on the scores secured in the JEE Main entrance exam, merit in the qualifying examination is also given due consideration for some other courses.
However, GNDU does provide admission in some courses on merit only in the qualifying exams. B.Tech is not such course. If you wish to join a different course, which does not involve any entrance exam, then, based on your past performance in academics, you would qualify.

B.Sc in Operation Theater Technology in Amritsar Major colleges offering the course are:

1. Sri Guru Ram Das University of Health Sciences: This university offers 3-year B.Sc. The course is offered on the basis of 12th (50%).

2. Khalsa College of Nursing: Here 3-year B.Sc. In operation theater technology is available.

3. Khalsa College of Engineering and Technology: Other health courses are available along with Bachelor of Operation Theater Technology.

Yes, Chandigarh University does provide B.Sc. Psychology. It is a course meant to provide students with an extensive understanding of human behavior and mental processes and research psychology. The curriculum will cover the most significant aspects of psychology: clinical, counseling, social, and experimental psychology.

The GNM course offered at Christian Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana, is for three years. The total fee for the course is around INR 1,30,000. This fee only covers tuition for academic learning and does not include costs such as hostel accommodation, uniforms, textbooks, and examination fees. Prospective students may visit the official website of the college or get the information directly from the admission office for the most recent information about fees and other additional expenses related to the program.

B.A. (Hons.) in Psychology is a three-year undergraduate course affiliated to Panjab University, which the Goswami Ganesh Dutta Sanatan Dharma College (GGDSD) in Chandigarh offers. Candidates are eligible to apply if they have passed 10+2 with at least 50% marks in Psychology as the main subject.
The admissions are based strictly on merit. However, the cutoff percentage changes from year to year, taking into consideration the number of applicants, the overall performance, etc. For example, previously, the cutoff in the General category has been about 88% in the final round of counseling.

Getting admission to Punjab University, Chandigarh, is pretty simple and not very competitive.

First thing, you gotta decide on the course you're aiming like for—UG, PG, or PhD. For most of the UG courses, they look at your Class 12 marks and conduct entrance exams for some, like PU-CET.

If you're eyeing PG programs, there's usually an entrance test or merit-based selection. Just keep an eye on the university's official website for admission notifications and forms—most of the stuff is online these days.

Also, don't miss the deadlines, because they're pretty strict. Prepare well for the entrance exams, and you're sorted!

All the Best.

The level of difficulty for admission to Chandigarh's BBA programs varies by school. A good academic background—typically at least 50% in Class 12—is required for admission to several universities, including Chandigarh University and DAV College, which use merit-based criteria or competitive entrance tests like CUCET. Particularly in prestigious universities with strong demand and limited seat availability, the admissions process can be tough.