Adichunchanagiri University Mandya Answered Questions

The tuition fee of INR 1.17 Lacs covers only the academic cost of the MBA programme. Hostel charges, mess fees, and personal expenses are not included in the tuition fee and need to be paid separately if applicable. Students should also account for admission charges and examination fees (one-time payments). Since fees are subject to annual revisions by the university, candidates are advised to check the latest fee structure on the official website.

In 2025, the KCET cutoff for BTech AIML at Adichunchanagiri University was 26,652, while the COMEDK UGET cutoff for the same course was 56,672. These are closing ranks for BTech AIML through two different respective entrance tests. The cutoff may vary annually depending on applicant numbers, seat intake, and exam difficulty. 

The eligibility criteria for Adichunchanagiri University MBA programme is as follows:Students must have passed with a Bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognised universityA minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination is mandatory for candidates belonging to the General category.A minimum of 45% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination is mandatory for candidates belonging to the SC/ST/OBC category. 

The total tuition fee for the MBA programme at Adichunchanagiri University is around INR 1.17 Lakh. This fee is generally paid in installments at the beginning of each academic session. Additionally, the fee structure also includes other components such as admission charges, examination fees, etc. Some of these are one-time payments, while others may need to be paid annually. Students opting for hostel facilities should also consider hostel charges in their overall budget. 

No, Adichunchanagiri University does not conduct a separate institutional-level entrance test for MBA admission. Instead, it relies on national and state-level exams such as CAT, K-MAT, and PGCET for shortlisting candidates. This means applicants must first qualify in one of these exams and then apply to the university using their valid scorecard. Students should keep track of the exam schedules for all of the accepted entrance tests. This ensures candidates have multiple options to secure a seat in the MBA programme.

Adichunchanagiri University offers multiple BSc specialisations such as: BSc Nursing, BSc Medical Laboratory Technology, BSc Medical Imaging Technology, BSc Optometry Technology etc. Each specialisation has specific subject requirements for eligibility. The focus of the programme also varies based on the specialised field of study.

The seat allocation for BSc programme at Adichunchanagiri University (ACU) is based on merit in Class 12 or a valid KCET score, depending on the specialisation. Higher scores may improve your chances of securing seat in your preferred specialisation. Moreover, each specialisation has its own eligibility criteria to be considered for admissions at ACU.

BTech / BE seat allocation at Adichunchanagiri University in 2025 is based on candidates' performance in the ACU entrance test, COMEDK UGET, or KCET. Students with higher ranks in these entrance exams have better chances of securing admission in their preferred specialisation. The total seats in the BTech / BE programme is 300.      

The MBA admission process at Adichunchanagiri University begins soon after the entrance test results of exams like CAT, K-MAT, and PGCET are declared. The university does not conduct a separate entrance exam, candidates must apply using valid scores from these accepted tests. Once the entrance exam results are out, the university opens its online admission portal. Students have to register, upload documents, and pay the application fee. Applicants are advised to keep track of both the university's admission notifications and the entrance exam deadlines to ensure they don't miss any important dates.

The eligibility criteria for BSc admission at Adichunchanagiri University 2025 follows:Candidates must have completed Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board.Candidates must have passed with at least 45% aggregate marks (General category) in the qualifying exam.Candidates must have passed with at least 40% aggregate marks (Non-reserved category) in the qualifying exam.Candidates must have the prescribed subject combination in Class 12 as required for their chosen specialisation.