BBA in Business Analytics 

at Jagannath University, Jhajjar

The merit-based scholarship at Jagannath University, Haryana for BBA 2025 aspirants is based on percentage scored  in the qualifying examination (Class 12 or equivalent):

• Students with above 90% marks receive a 35% tuition fee waiver.

• Those scoring 80% to 90% are awarded a 25% tuition fee concession.

• Candidates with 70% to 80% marks get a 10% scholarship.

• Students securing 60% to 70% are given a 5% tuition fee discount.

Special scholarships at Jagannath University, Haryana 2025 include female students and Haryana domiciled students:

• Girls' Child Scholarship: Every girl student enrolling in the BBA programme automatically qualifies for a 10% concession on tuition fees.

• Haryana Domicile Scholarship: Students who are permanent residents of Haryana are given upt 25% to 100% tuition fee scholarships.

• Additionally, Haryana SC students with family income below INR 2.5 L can apply for the Post-Matric Scholarship (PMS) scheme which offers up to a 100% waiver.

For 2025,  Jagannath University, Haryana offers a total of 240 BBA seats, spread across nine different specialisations. Each specialisation has a seat capacity of 30 students. The university also has a seat quota for students with domiciles of Haryana.

Usually, BBA admission process at Jagannath University,   Haryana typically begins around January to February. The university opens registration portal for students. It is advised to fill out the application form early to increase chances of getting their desired specialisation. If selected, students are called for a counselling round.

BBA application fee for Jagannath University, Haryana is INR 500. The amount is non-refundable and has to be paid online while filling the application form. Students can access the registration form on the official website. Abide by the deadline given by the university. Make sure to save transaction receipt for future references.

The orientation stage in BSc at Jagannath University, Haryana in 2025 is a transition in the admission process. It happens after the admission formalities are wrapped up. Students are introduced to their college and course. Not just that, lots of college insights are gained on the day of orientation. It marks the beginning of your college life.

Orientation tips include,

• Talking to everyone without being shy
• Asking your doubts related to college
• Befriend your batchmates as much as possible

Specific placement data for BSc specialisations is not released yet. Science students from 3-year UG courses such as BSc have seen a median package of INR 3.05 LPA, as per the 2022 report. Students pursuing popular BSc specialisations such as Agriculture, Forensic Science, and Biotechnology are likely to benefit from growing industry demand and practical exposure.

Jagannath University, Haryana has dedicated seat reservation policies for Haryana domiciled students in its BSc admissions for 2025.

• A minimum of 25% of BSc seats are reserved for candidates holding Haryana domicile.

• Within this quota, 10% of the total seats are specifically allocated for Haryana Scheduled Caste (SC) students.

The selection for the BSc programme at Jagannath University, Haryana is merit-based. Selection is determined by the marks secured in the qualifying Class 12 examination or a valid CUET UG scorecard. While CUET UG is accepted, it is not mandatory, and students can apply directly if they meet the minimum academic requirements. Admission is granted on a first-come, first-served basis.

To be eligible, candidates must have:

• Passed Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate marks.

• The required subject combination based on the specialisation chosen:

• For non-medical specialisations (BSc in Animation and VFX, Computer Science): Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics are required.

• • For medical specialisations ( BSc in Agriculture, Microbiology): Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are mandatory.

For popular courses like UG (4-year) and UG (3-year), the median package has improved slightly from 2020 to 2022 placements. Out of 65 UG (4-year) students, 10 were placed in the 2022 drive. Further, 194 out of 592 UG (3-year) students were placed during 2022 placements. The following table represents the Jagannath University placement trends for popular courses:

NOTE: The aforementioned statistics are fetched from the NIRF report 2023.