Central University of Tamil Nadu Thanjavur Answered Questions

The recent cutoff for BSc courses at CUTN has not been released. However, an interested candidate can refer to the previous year's cutoff scores for determining the competition level:Course2022Integrated MSc in Physics248.22Integrated MSc in Chemistry338.51Integrated BSc + BEd Mathematics171.87Integrated MSc in Mathematics168.49Integrated MSc in Biotechnology401.3

At the time of the counselling process for the BA course at the Central University of Tamil Nadu, applicants are required to submit several documents. The names of some of the documents are as follows:Candidate's Photograph Candidate's SignaturePerson With Benchmark Disability  (PwBD) Certificate (if applicable) Class 10 & 12 Marksheet, etc.  

Central University of Tamil Nadu offers two-year MBA programmes for four semesters. The MBA courses are governed under the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS). The curriculum is designed by the selected core subject and specialisation subject. The university implements a semester system for its MBA courses to extend systematic learning to the students.

No, applicants are not allowed to get direct admission to the BA course at the Central University of Tamil Nadu. For admission, applicants are required to complete their Class 12 with a decent score and must hold valid scores in CUET UG. Additionally, on the official sources available, the university does not mention any provision for direct admission explicitly.  

The seat intake for three MBA specialisations- MBA in Textile Management, MBA in Tourism & Hospitality Management, and Master of Business Administration (MBA) is 214. Therefore, the number of seat intakes is 214, from which the highest number of seats is allocated to MBA in Textile Management, which is 150. Check out the type of MBA course offered along with its specialisation in the table below:CoursesSeatsMBA in Textile Management150MBA in Tourism & Hospitality Management20Master of Business Administration (MBA)44

While preparing the cutoff for the Central University of Tamil Nadu BA course, the authorities will consider examination and admission-related factors. The listed factors will be checked and considered by the authorities while determining the cutoff of CUTN BA - previous years' cutoff trends, difficulty level of exam, total number of qualified candidates, total number of candidates applying for a specific course, number of seats available for admission, etc. After checking all of these factors, the authorities will prepare the Central University of Tamil Nadu CUET UG cutoff for BA admission.

No, students can get admission to CU Tamil Nadu BBA without SVPET scores because, for admission to the BBA course, the university and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School of Textiles and Management (SVPISTM) also accept relevant scores of the CUET UG. Therefore, applicants with valid scores in any of the following entrance exams can get admission to BBA.

No, applicants are not allowed to get direct admission to the BBA course at the Central University of Tamil Nadu. For admission, applicants are required to complete their Class 12 with a decent score and must hold valid scores in either CUET UG or SVP Entrance Test (SVPET). Additionally, on the official sources available, the university/ institute does not mention any provision for direct admission explicitly. 

SVPISTM offer a BBA course in partnership with the Central University of Tamil Nadu. The institute offers only one specialisation in the BBA course, i.e., Textile Business Analytics. Moreover, candidates can get admission to this course after completing their Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Additionally, for the selection process, CUET UG/ SVP Entrance Test (SVPET) scores are considered. 

For admission to BSc (Hons) courses at Central University of Tamil Nadu, the university accepts the scores of CUET UG. Hence, applicants must keep track of CUET UG dates. Currently, the counselling process for CUET UG and the application portal are closed. Therefore, the application portal of the university is now closed for BSc (Hons) courses.