B.Sc. in Geography 

at CUK Karnataka, Karnataka - Other

CUK Karnataka offers BSc for 3 years to 5 years in full-time mode on the basis of merit. The University offers the respective course in various specialisations at the total tuition fees ranging from INR 48K to INR 60K. Admission to CUK Karnataka is offered on the basis of 50% minimum aggregate in Class 12. In addition to this, candidates must secure valid scores in accepted entrance exams such as KCET/JEE Main or other equivalent examinations.

Candidates applying for UG courses through CUET at CUK Karnataka can get admission with a score of 70. As per the CUK Karnataka cutoff 2024, the last-round score ranged between 6.64 and 129 for the General AI category candidates. Among all the course, BSc. in Geology was the most competitive course. Candidates belonging to General AI category can check out the table below for the available courses at a score of 70:

Admissions at Central University of Karnataka (CUK) are mostly entrance-based, except for some courses. For most of the UG and PG programs, you need to appear for the Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUET), which is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to 12 central universities.

For B.Tech and M.Tech programs, you need to have valid JEE Main and GATE scores, respectively. For PhD programs, you need to qualify for a written entrance test and a personal interview conducted by CUK. You also need to meet the eligibility criteria of the course, such as having a minimum percentage of marks in the qualifying exam. You can check the details of the admission process and the eligibility criteria for different courses on the official website of CUK or on the websites of CUET UG and CUET PG, the entrance exams conducted by the university. 

The highest package offered to the 2024 passing-out batch was INR 9 LPA. Earlier, the highest package offered in 2023 was INR 8 LPA. From 2022 to 2024, a fluctuating trend was recorded in the Central University of Karnataka the highest package, which is depicted below: