University of Madras

For admission in the Madras University BTech course, students must have 45% aggregate in Class 12. For selection, students must appear for the TNEA counselling. Without this, admissions are not possible. Students must prepare well for the TNEA counselling and must secure good grades for admissions. For further details, please visit the official website of the university. 

As per the Madras University rule book, all students must have 75% and above attendance for appearing for the university exams. (Theory/Practical). If a Student fails to have the minimum attendance, the principal shall approve the shortage of attendance up to a maximum limit of 10% after collecting the prescribed fee of INR 250 each for Theory/Practical exams separately. For further details, please visit the official website of the university. 

Madras University offers BA courses across multiple specialisations. The subjects offered vary throughout the specializations offered. English, Economics, History, French, and Tamil Literature, are a few of the specialisations offered through the Madras University Distance Education (IDE UNOM) and other affiliated colleges of Madras University. 

Candidates who have completed twelve years of school education with a 40% aggregate are eligible to apply for the BA course at Madras University. Students can apply directly on the official website of the university's affiliated colleges. They are required to register and fill out the online /offline application form. 

Madras University BA admission dates 2024 have not been announced by the University yet. The application process will begin soon on the University official website. Madras University BA deadline will be announced later for the application process.

Yes, the BSc three-year course curriculum at Madras University follows a semester system, which indeed provides opportunities to learn various subjects. The semester pattern facilitates constant assessment and thereby helps the students to organise their work properly. The programme is designed on a Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) basis, which enables flexible choices of subjects of interest to be chosen appropriately that support one's career paths.

Yes, students can seek direct admission to the BSc programmes at Madras University. Admission to the BSc course is merit-based. The selection depends upon the marks scored at the qualifying exam (Class 12). The application process involves filling out an online form available on the university's official website. After submitting the application, the university releases a merit list to select candidates based on their academic performance.

Students wishing to join the BSc course at Madras University can fill out an online application from its official website. While submitting the form, the applicant may be prompted to furnish personal, guardian, and educational information besides uploading their compulsory documents and application fee. It will issue a merit list subsequently, considering the past record of academic performances of applicants. Once shortlisted, selected applicants whose names appear on the list are required to pay for the admission fee for the whole course period as decided by specialisation and the college allotted for the confirmation of seats.