Saurashtra University Eligibility

The eligibility criteria for Saurashtra University MCom as per the University's admission guidelines. Candidates must have  Bachelor's degree of minimum three years duration with 48% aggregate or more in the discipline. Candidates must make sure to have the mentioned eligibility criteria to be eligible for the MCom programme at Saurashtra University's affiliated colleges. 

Saurashtra University offers MA in Sociology as a full-time regular programme.  The candidate must have in BA Sociology/BA (Hons) Sociology or should have done their BA in a similar field from a recognised university and should have secured a valid percentage. There is no upper age limit for the programme. The MA in Sociology discusses the evolution of society and the issues it has faced since ancient times. Students that are well-educated and learn the necessary abilities might overcome these obstacles by developing various approaches. 

The eligibility criteria for Saurashtra University MSc in Biochemistry is BSc with Biochemistry, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Life Science related subject. The Master of Science programme that has a total of six semesters. MSc in Biochemistry curriculum course has been designed to meet the human resources needs of industries and research organisations involved in pharmaceuticals, enzymes, clinical diagnostics and academic institutions.

The following criteria must be met by applicants hoping to be admitted to Saurashtra University's MBA program:

* They need to have graduated with a minimum of 50% of their credits from an accredited board or university. 

* SC, ST, SEBC, and EWS applicants will all receive a 5% relaxation.

*As they had to be eligible to take the CMAT or GCET exam. 

For UG courses, the candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board with the relevant subjects and minimum marks. For example, for B.Sc. Mathematics, the candidates must have studied Mathematics as a compulsory subject and obtained at least 50% marks in aggregate.

For PG courses, the candidates must have a bachelor’s degree in the relevant discipline from a recognised university with the required marks. For example, for M.Sc. Chemistry, the candidates must have a B.Sc. degree in Chemistry or related subjects and secured at least 55% marks in aggregate .