Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University Andhra Pradesh - Other Answered Questions

BSc admissions at BRAU take place through the Class 12 examination results. The university recognises both central and state examination boards while taking into account Class 12 results of candidates who have applied for the programme at the university. If a candidate has completed their Class 12 examination from a centrally recognised examination board like CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE etc. they can apply for admission into BRAU BSc.

BRAU offers multiple specialisations in BSc, candidates applying for admission into the programme will have to secure admission into one of the affiliated colleges of the university. The curriculum for the programmes remains the same, while some colleges offer a specialised BSc programme in scientific subjects, such as Physics, Chemistry, Zoology etc. Some colleges offer only a general BSc programme. Candidates can make their decision accordingly.

BSc at BRAU is three years long. The BRAU programme follows the semester model, which means that each year of the programme is divided into two semesters in each year. Therefore, candidates have to pass six semesters of the BSc programme to be eligible for a BSc degree. At the time of admission candidates will have to choose their desired specialisation and the affiliated college that they want to take admission in.

BRAU offers 5,385 seats in its BSc programme. These seats are provided across various specialisations and across affiliated colleges of the university.Out of all the colleges, Sri Saketi Satyanarayana Degree College offers the most amount of BSc seats. The college offers 200 seats in total for this programme. On an average most colleges offer 50-70 seats in the BSc programme.

BRAU does not take any entrance exam for its BSc admissions. The admission in the programme takes place through the merit secured in the class 12 exams. Once the results of the class 12 exams are out a merit list is released by the university for admissions. Candidates with names on the list can secure admission into the university after completing the document verification and paying some amount of the tuition fee.

BR Ambedkar University accepts APICET score for admission to the MBA specialisation. However, 2024 cutoff for All India quota has not been published. Further, as per BR Ambedkar University cutoff 2022, the MBA cutoff stood at 1807 for the General AI category candidates.

As per the data available on the official website, there is not much information about the reservation policy at BRAU MBA. the university does provide relaxation of 5% for reserved category candidates for admission into the university. Since the university is publicly owned, it might adhere to the reservation policy set by the government of India and Andhra Pradesh State Government. Candidates are advised to check with the admissions office regarding the same.

BRAU BA admission takes place through the merit secured in Class 12 exams. Candidates applying for admission should aim to score high in Class 12 boards. There is no set selection criteria for admission. Selection is based on several factors such as availability of seats, strength of candidates applying, etc. Therefore, candidates who have scored well in their Class 12 exams will have a good chance getting into the programme.  

BRAU offers 3235 seats for its BA programme. The seats are divided among the different affiliated colleges that offer this programme. Out of all the colleges, Kaumudi Degree College offers the most amount of BA seats. The college offers 120 seats in total for this programme. Other colleges affiliated to BRAU offer 40 seats on average for its BA programme. 

BRAU offers BA in multiple specialisations accross affiliated colleges. There are 67 BA courses offered by the university across all the affiliated colleges. Candidates applying for admission in the programme should first select the affiliated college that they want to secure admission in and then search if it offers any specialisation in the BA programme. The syllabi for all the programmes remains the same across colleges.