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To get admission in BSc at DAVV, students must fulfil the eligibility. The eligibility is Class 12 with minimum 50% marks from a recognised board. Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are compulsory subjects. Selection is merit/CUET score based. Seat allotment is done by university through counselling.

Tu get admission in BSc at DAVV, students must pass Class 12 from a recognised board with minimum 50% aggregate. Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are compulsory subjects to apply for DAVV Indore BSc courses.  DAVV Indore BSc admission is done based on merit/ CUET scores and shall take place through counselling conducted by DTE, Bhopal. 

Tu get admission in BSc at DAVV, students must pass Class 12 from a recognised board with minimum 50% aggregate. Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are compulsory subjects to apply for DAVV Indore BSc courses.  DAVV Indore BSc admission is done based on merit/ CUET scores and shall take place through counselling conducted by DTE, Bhopal. 

No, CUET is not required to get admission in BCom at Jai Hind College. Admission is given by considering: 50% merit (Class 12 marks) and 50% entrance-based (Jai Hind College Common Entrance Exam - CEE).

Aspirants need to pass graduation (BE/ BTech/ BSc/ BCom/ BA/ BVoc/ BCA etc.) with a minimum of 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for reserved category candidates) to apply for MCA at Apex University. Candidates also need to study Mathematics at Class 12 or graduation level to apply. Hence, Mathematics is compulsory. 

Apex University considers CUET scores for admission in UG and PG courses. However, only 50% seats are filled via CUET. Aspirants can also appear for AUCET conducted by the university for admission in other 50% seats.

MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences MBA intake size covers all entry types. The 240 seats include general merit entries and test quotas. Every single student occupies a seat from this main pool. All admitted students sit in the same classrooms. They face the exact same grading standards. No separate extra batches are run outside this count.

When MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences MBA programme hits its 240-seat limit, admissions stop. The portal closes further registration forms for that year. Late qualifying students might get placed on a waiting list. If selected students drop out, waitlisted candidates get a chance. To avoid this, complete your fee payments fast.

MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences MBA course admission follows a simple path. First, candidates fill out an online registration form. They upload their graduation marksheets and entrance scores. The college screens these forms to shortlist names. Shortlisted candidates must attend the final selection rounds. This includes a Group Discussion and a Personal Interview.

Internal test, RUAS AT exam, is optional for MBA admission at MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences. Students with good national test scores can skip it completely. The university accepts valid CAT, MAT, or CUET-PG scorecards. Candidates holding these national scores move straight to the interview rounds.