Acharya Nagarjuna University Guntur Answered Questions

ANU (Acharya Nagarjuna University) admission to its UG courses is based on merit and entrance exam scores. For admissions to UG programmes at ANU, candidates should clear Class 12 or any other equivalent examination from a recognised board with a minimum aggregate of 45% or at least or a minimum aggregate of 50% in the relevant subjects based on the rank in the merit list. Tabulated below is the list of a few popular undergraduate courses along with their fee and eligibility criteria:Course NameSelection CriteriaTotal FeeBAClass 12 passed in any stream with minimum 45% aggregateINR 13,300 - INR 37,400BScClass 12 passed in Science stream with minimum 45% aggregateINR 13,890 - INR 2.53 lakh

Following are the schemes under which candidates can apply for the scholarship:Maulana Azad National Fellowship for Minority StudentsPost-Doctoral Fellowship to SC/ST CandidatesPost Graduate Scholarships for Professional Courses for SC/ST CandidatesPost Graduate Indira Gandhi Scholarship for Single Girl ChildPost Graduate Merit Scholarship for University Rank Holder

The total fee for the MSc programme at ANU Guntur ranges from INR 10,170 - INR 1.74 lakh. The exact fee depends on the specialisation of the MSc programme. Admission to the MSc programme is entrance based. Tabulated below are the eligibility criteria and selection process for the MSc programme:Course NameEligibility and Selection CriteriaMScUG degree with 45% aggregate + ANUPGCET

The particular repercussions and processes if a student fails internal exams at Acharya Nagarjuna University Centre for Distance Education may differ based on the rules and regulations of the institution.1) Reappearance: During a subsequent test cycle, the student may be granted the chance to retake the internal exams that were unsuccessful.2) Academic Warning: If you don't pass your internal exams, the university may issue you an academic warning or notice.3) Remedial Actions: Students who failed internal exams may be offered remedial action by the university.4)Probation: The university may occasionally put a student on academic probation if they continuously do poorly on many subjects or fail internal tests.5) Course Retake: If a student fails multiple subjects or fails to clear the failed subjects within a specified period, they may be required to retake the entire course or specific subjects. It is important to point out that specific policies and practices may differ from one university to another, even if there are several programmes in the same university. For the sake of accuracy and up to date information regarding the consequences of not being able to pass Internal examinations, it is advisable that you consult officially issued guidelines by the Acharya Nagarjuna University Centre for Distance Learning or contact the department of education at the university.

The autonomous Acharya Nagarjuna University was founded in 1976 and is situated in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The institution has more than 450 associated colleges and has received UGC approval. Acharya Nagarjuna University received an 'A' grade from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). The institution provides students from all across the nation with a variety of UG and PG programmes. ANU offers first-rate facilities, a successful placement track record, and generally excellent academic behaviour. With the course degree being pursued, the university hopes to meet the educational needs of its students through effective teaching, research abilities, and the development of professional skills. The university occupies a 300-acre of land.

The main aim of distance education programmes, like those run by Acharya Nagarjuna University's Centre for Distance Education, is generally to provide students who may not be able to take classes at their own institution with access to learning. It is a common practice for such programmes to provide flexibility in the way students are recruited, allowing them to join and begin their studies at any time during the year. I recommend visiting their official web site or contacting the admissions office directly if you wish to obtain accurate information about seat reservation and admission procedure for an Acharya Nagarjuna University Centre for Distance Learning. They'll be able to give you the most relevant and specific information about availability of seats and on how to apply for them.

Yes, ANU Guntur also offers distance education courses through ANUCDE. The distance learning programme offers certificate, diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Interested candidates can apply for various courses by visiting the official website and filling out the application form. Candidates can submit the application form by paying the required fee. The application or entrance test fee is different for different courses, candidates can see the table below to know more about the application fee:CourseApplication FeeFor BA/BCom/BSc/BBA/BHMINR 250For UG/PG/BLISc/PG DIPLOMA/ Diploma / Certificate CoursesINR170For MBA/MCA CoursesINR 400

ANU offers various UG, PG, PhD, diploma, and certificate courses in Engineering, Architecture and Planning, Mass Communication, Humanities and Social Sciences, Commerce, as well as Teaching and Education. ANU has varied study centres running under its aegis for each of these education fields. Tabulated below is the list of some popular courses along with their total tuition fee:CoursesTotal Tuition FeesBTechINR 1.4 L - INR 3.2 LM.Sc. INR 10.2 K - 1.7 LB.Ed INR 20 K - 1.4 LMCAINR 31 K - INR 1.4 L

Yes, admisions are started for the academic year 2023-2024 for the Open and Distance learning programme of Acharya Nagarjuna University. The new batch will be launched in July or August. The application for admission will begin to be processed online from 3-05-2023 to 31-07-2023I recommend that you visit the official website of Acharya Nagarjuna University Center for Distance Education, or contact their admissions office directly if you are interested in obtaining more accurate and up to date information regarding your application during this academic year.

 If someone misses the internal exam at Acharya Nagarjuna University he /she can reappear for exam. He/she has to give a application to the respective teacher whose exam is missed. The application shall be signed by the HOD, with an adequate reason as to why this exam was not taken.