Veer Narmad South Gujarat University

The first stage of VNSGU BCom admissions is application submission, which can be accessed through the official website of the university. Follow the pointers below to know how-

1. Go to the university's official website and find the 'Apply Now' option.

2. Fill and submit the registration form.

3. Log in to the newly made student account and fill out the available application form.

4. Pay the application fees of INR 300.

5. Click on the submit button to apply.

VNSGU admission is open. The university conducts admission in mulitple phases. Students should visit the official website and apply accordingly. The applications should be submitted before the last application date.

Yes,  BCom is offered at Veer Narmad South Gujarat University. It is designed for students enthusiastic about the field of Commerce. Students who are willing to take admission can check the table below to know the key highlights:

Note: The above information has been sourced from various sources. Hence, it is indicative.

VNSGU BA Mass Communication admission is merit-based and hence, the applicants performance in Class 12 is evaluated. This admission criteria is for the BA programme offered at the main campus. However, the university provide BA courses through its affiliated colleges as well. The selection criteria is left at the discretion of each college. Hence, the VNSGU BA selection can vary based on college in which the candidate is applying.

The minimum eligibility of BCA is 50% aggregate in Class 12 with Mathematics (some relaxation may apply for reserved category). Admission is based on merit through ACPC counselling (not through national-level exams such as CUET or JEE).
Shiksha says that actual cutoff scores in CUET-UG for most UG courses (including BCA) range from 120–160 marks in the general category based on seat availability and number of applicants.

After 80 percent in your boards, there is a reasonable possibility of you securing a seat in Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU) in most of the under graduate courses. The eligibility criterion that most programs have is 40-45 % in 10+2 and admissions can usually be based on merit on results of boards. However, entry to certain courses (especially professional) may or may demand certain exam scores (for e.g. NEET to pursue MBBS course, JEE Main/NATA to pursue B.Arch course, CUET to pursue some BA/ BSc courses but not all). At 80% you will be well placed in the way of merit-based admissions.