Central University of Haryana Haryana - Other Answered Questions

The admission process for BSc course at both universities, BHU and CUH is almost similar, in which candidates are required to complete their Class 12 from Science stream with an aggregate of 50% to 45% Moreover, candidates are selected for CUH BSc admission and BHU BSc admission based on their performance in a national-level exam, i.e., CUET UG.

Currently, the dates of commencement for MBA courses for the academic batch of 2025 have not been officially released on the official website of the university. Moreover, the exact dates for the commencement of MBA courses are going to be released soon. However, based on previous academic calendars, classes for postgraduate programs, including the MBA, begin in mid- to late July. Therefore, it can be anticipated that the dates for this academic year will fall into the same bracket.   

The MBA course at CUH offers three specialisations in the course, i.e., Finance,  Marketing and Human Resources. Moreover, after completing this course, candidates can choose the career opportunities relevant to their fields and areas of specialisation. Some of them are: Marketing ManagerBrand ManagerSales Manager Digital Marketing ManagerHuman ResourceBusiness Analysts, etc.  

No, candidates are not allowed to get admissions to BSc courses at the Central University of Haryana without CUET UG scores. To get admission into BSc at CUH, CUET is compulsory. To get admission into this course, candidate must have completed Class 12 from Science stream with a 50% aggregate from a recognised board of education (for BSc in Psychology, all streams are acceptable). 45% for reseverd category candidates. Moreover, for the selection process, the university accepts the score of CUET UG.  

Yes, there are various government job opportunities after completing BSc courses from Central University of Haryana. Government jobs remain in high demand due to various benefits, including job security, competitive pay, tax benefits, and more. Students with a bachelor's degree in Science can apply for many different jobs in the public sector.Moreover, studying a course like BSc improves a candidate's technical knowledge and analytical skills, which is necessary to crack government exams. Students with Science degrees can take government exams to seek research-based job opportunities at national institutes and laboratories. Tabulated below are some popular government job profiles for BSc graduates:Government Job Profiles for BSc GraduatesResearch ScientistClinical Research SpecialistLab TechnicianBiochemistAssistant NurseForest Department—IFS OfficerFCI- TraineeRBI Grade B OfficerLIC-AAOSBI PO

The selection process for MBA courses includes the relevant scores from CUET PG, as CUH releases the merit list of selected candidates for MBA courses on the basis of merit, which is evaluated on the basis of candidates' achieved scores in CUET PG. For admission to MBA programmes at the Central University of Haryana, candidates are required to fill out the application form through the university's official website.   

The Central University of Haryana BTech admission process is based on the entrance exam CUET UG. Direct admission to the BTech programme is not available as per the admission guidelines of the university's admission officials. Candidates must qualify for the JEE Mains exam to get admission to the BTech courses.   

The Central University of Haryana (CUH ) has a seat intake of 30 for its BSc (Hons) in Psychology programme, with reservations based on central government rules. To get a seat in the BSc (Hons) in Psychology at Central University of Haryana, candidates are required to complete their Class 12 from any stream with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved category candidates). 

No, candidates are not allowed to get admissions to BTech courses at the Central University of Haryana without JEE Mains scores. To get admission into BTech at CUH, JEE Mains is compulsory. To get admission into this course, candidates must have completed Class 12 from Science stream with at least an aggregate of 75% from a recognised board of education. 65% for reseverd category candidates. Moreover, for the selection process, the university accepts the score of JEE Mains and counselling.   

Yes, Central University of Haryana follows a seat reservation policy for admission to BTech courses. The university follows the seat reservation policy as per the Government of India norms. Check out the number of seats reserved for different categories below: CategoryPercentage of Seats ReservedScheduled Castes (SC)15%Scheduled Tribes (ST)7.5%Other Backward Classes (OBC – Non Creamy Layer)27%Economically Weaker Sections (EWS)10%Persons with Disabilities (PwD)5% (horizontal across all categories)