Discontinued (Dec 2022)- Post Graduate Diploma in Biodiversity Conservation 

at Kerala University, Thiruvananthapuram

The admission process for Kerala University BSc (H) courses starts with the submission of the application process. Students who are interested must submit an application in an online mode with basic details like name, phone number, address, education qualification, etc.

After closing the application portal, the university constitutes a rank list based on students’ scores in the qualifying examination. Based on this list, the Central Allotment process is carried out. Students who get a seat via this process must report to the institute for verification of documents and payment of fees. Successful fee payment completes the admission process.

The University of Kerala is affiliated with over 20+ colleges/institutes offering BSc (H) courses. This amounts to an intake of 5000+ seats for the BSc (H) programme. Sree Narayana College for Women, Fatima Mata National College, St. Joseph's College for Women, and Alappuzha are some of the colleges that has a decent seat intake for these courses. Among all these colleges, Sree Narayana College for Women has the highest seat intake with 312 seats. 

To get admitted to the Kerala University, check the steps below:

1. Visit the website to apply. 

2. After that, students must keep visiting the official website and check their mail for the release of the merit list.

3. Shortlisted students are then required to participate in the Central Allotment Process.

4. Those who get a seat must report to the allocated institute to verify the documents and pay the admission fee.

Yes, BSc degree holders can seek out employment opportunities in various government Organisations and departments. Students who have completed BSc degree often possess skill such as logical reasoning power, problem solving aptitude, knowledge of Science stream and more. These skills come handy at various government jobs. Some of the jobs that BSc (H) graduates can pursue are tabulated below:

Yes, Kerala University has defined the seat reservation policy to be followed for admission to all courses, including BSc (H). Tabulated below is the category-wise breakdown of this policy: