SRKU - Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan University

If student meet the eligibility criteria of SRKU University then he/she can get direct admission into the university. Otherwise one can apply their online form also to get admission. One should have atleast 50% in higher secondary examination with PCB (physics, chemistry, biology) as their subject from a recognised Board.

Popular course in SRKU is given below it is the glimpse of 20+ course which can be obtained in University these are all certified course.:-

Courses Tuition Fees Eligibility

1. B.Sc.
2.   B.E. / B.Tech
3.  B.Com
4. BHMS
5. MBBS
6. B.Pharma
7. M.Sc.
8. BBA
9. B.Sc. (Post Basic)
10. MD
11. After 10th Diploma
12. MBA/PGDM
13. D.Pharma
14. UG Diploma
15. BCA
16. M.Pharma
17. PGDCA
18. B.A.
19. MDS
20. M.A.
21. MCA
22. DS
23. M.E./M.Tech
24. M.Com

• The Bachelor of Technology course at SRKU Bhopal is all about its eligibility, tuition fees :- Student has passed CBSE 12th exam or MBPSE 12th at 50% 
• The fees for B.Tech. course is : 2L -2.8L .
• The average package one will get is near about 5.8 L 
• Official rank for this course is #155. 

I recommend visiting the official website of the university or contacting the admission office directly. They usually announce the cutoff list and admission-related information on their website or through official communication channels. Keep an eye on their announcements and notifications for updates regarding the release date of the cutoff list.

The university follows direct admission based on 12th marks, and there are no mandatory entrance exam. Tha basic eligibility is minimum of 75% in 12th class

To obtain the latest cutoff information for B.Tech admissions at SRKU Bhopal, I would recommend visiting the official website of the university or contacting the admission office directly. They should be able to provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding admission requirements and cutoff scores for the current academic year.

The number of students admitted to the MBBS programme at SRKU Bhopal can vary each year, contingent upon factors such as regulatory approvals, available infrastructure, and faculty resources. This capacity is determined by the institution in accordance with guidelines from regulatory bodies like the Medical Council of India (MCI) or the National Medical Commission (NMC).

Typically, intake capacity considers aspects such as the availability of hospital facilities for clinical training, the faculty-to-student ratio, and the capacity of lecture halls and laboratories.