Aliah University -City Campus (Park Circus) Kolkata Answered Questions

The application fee for the MA application form is equivalent to the AUAT exam's application form. The AUAT application fee is tabulated below:Course Applied forApplication Fee Male CandidatesFemale CandidatesSingle CourseINR 500INR 300Each additional courseINR 250INR 150

Aliah University does have BBA seat reservations for students belonging to the special category. The seat reservation policy is as per the government of the state for special category candidates. Around 4 % of seats are reserved for candidates belonging to the PC/PwD category, and 5% of seats fall under the disability reservation. 

The university offers several specialisations in the BA course, from which it provides the maximum number of seats in BA (Hons.) in Islamic Theology, i.e., 150.  To secure a seat in this specialisation candidates are required to score well in their academics, as Class 12 with a minimum of 45% aggreagate is the basic eligibility criteria that candidates must fulfil . Additionally, candidates are also required to appear and perform well in the AUAT entrance examination. 

The application form for the BSc course at Aliah University for the academic batch 2025 is open. Therefore, candidates who qualify for the basic eligibility criteria according to the chosen BSc specialisation can apply for the AUAT entrance exam and fill out the further application form for the BSc course through the official website of the univeristy. 

The information regarding applying for more than one programme through a single application form for the MSc course at Aliah University is available on its official website. The information is that candidates can apply for a maximum of three programs/courses/subjects at the same time. The application form will be the same; candidates can choose their preferred specialisation while filling out the application form. Moreover, the application fee varies as per the subject/ specialisation selected. 

The eligibility criteria for admission to the BBA+MBA course at Aliah University are that candidates must complete their Class 12 from any stream.  Additionally, they must have secured an aggregate of 50%. The final admission is based on candidates achieved scores in the university's in-house entrance test, i.e., AUAT.  

MSc in Statistics at Aliah University is a two-year postgraduate degree course, divided into four semesters, and offered in full-time mode. To get admissions into this course, candidates must have completed their BSc in Statistics/Mathematics with an aggregate of 50%. Additionally, candidates can pursue various job in different fields after completing this course, from which some of them are as follows: StatisticianData Analyst Research Officer Banking & Finance Jobs Professor Data Analyst Indian Statistical Services, etc. 

The seat intake capacity for MSc in Economics is not available on the official website of the Aliah University. However, from the eight MSc specialisations, the highest number of seats are offered in MSc in Statistics and MA/MSc in Geography courses. Check out the below seat intake of both specialisation in the table below: Name of the MSc Specialisation Seat Intake MA/MSc in Geography 50MSc in Statistics 50 

The fee structure for MSc courses at Aliah University is a combination of several components, such as tuition fee, hostel fee, admission fee, and other charges. The total tuition fee for MSc courses is INR 9,800. Additionally, the hostel fee for MSc students is INR 20,000. The fee amount mentioned is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body and is subject to change.  Therefore, it is indicative.   

Yes, Aliah University does offer MSc courses for the duration of two years. Further, it is divided into four semesters. The primary eligibility criteria required by the university to get admissions into MSc courses is that candidates must complete their bachelor's degree in the same subjects with an aggregate of 45% to 50%. The minimum aggregate of 45% is only applicable to MSc in Geography and Economics.