MGU Kerala - Mahatma Gandhi University Kottayam Answered Questions

Mahatma Gandhi University Kerala offers UG courses across various streams such as Engineering, Commerce, Science, Management, Arts, Education, Law, and others. The fee structure includes multiple components, such as tuition fees, laboratory fees, security deposit, alumni fees, etc. The below-mentioned are MG University Kerala fee structure: CourseFee StructureBTech1.1 Lacs - 4 LakhBSc2.4 K - 2.5 LakhBCom1.5 K - 1 LakhBVoc8.7 K - 1.2 LakhBCA1.1 Lacs - 2.9 Lakh

The faculty members at Mahatma Gandhi University Kerala are highly experinced and trained in the related field. The faculty are supportive to students in their academic and personal goals. The university has a mentor-mentee policy, and the Department of Student Services provides guidance and support to students. Faculty members are knowledgeable and provide quality education

To get admission to Government Law College, Ernakulam, you must apply thrugh the kerala Entrance Examination for LLB ( for 3 year/ 5 year courses) conducted by the Commissioner for Entrance Examination (CEE), Kerala.Also you must meet the eligibility criteria and participate on allotment process based on your entrane exam rank.

There is no specific mention of a fisheries quota for admission in Ernakulam Law College, however this college  provides reservation quotas as per the Government of Kerala's guidelines, that inclue SC, ST, SEBC.However if they meet the applicable criteria, they can be eligible.

Yes, there are usually 5th semester supplementary exams for BVoc Renewable Energy students, since most universities and colleges offering this programme allow students to retake failed courses each semester, including 5th of, by adding testing.Points to consider:Check your university's guidelines:Always check with your university or college for specific rules and regulations regarding other exams as policies may vary. Supplemental Examination Eligibility:Students who fail a course in a semester can often take another exam to improve their grades. Method of Registration:It may be necessary to register for the supplementary examination within the stipulated time after the results are notified.

Mahatma Gandhi University releases its application form generally in the month of May. Hence, the BCom application form can be expected to be out in the second week of May as per the past years' schedule. The university will release the official notification for the admission schedule on its official website.

MGU Kerala BCom Model I: Finance and Taxation course curriculum has two complementary subjects. The hours per week for each of these courses is four. A credit of three is attached with each of the subjects. The complementary subjects offered are Principles of Business Decisions and Banking and Insurance. 

During MGU Kerala BSc course admission, the candidates are required to submit educational and identity proofs. Students should hold the original/copies of the important documents. The digital copies of the documents to be uploaded at the time of the form filling or admissions are as follows:Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheetUG mark sheet (if applicable)PG mark sheet (if applicable)Date of birth certificatePassport-size photographTransfer certificateCharacter certificate

MG University offers three-year BCom programme across different specialisations. The UG-level course is offered by various university-affiliated colleges as well. Some of the popular specialisations among students can be Computer Application, Finance and Taxation, etc. Some more course specialisations available are:Travel and TourismLogistics ManagementCapital Market, etc.

MG University BSc in Psychology course curriculum include core, complementary, and practical subjects. Each of the semester has one of these subject types. Mentioned below are some of the complimentary subjects taught in the BSc (Psychology) course of Rajagiri College, MGU Kerala:Body Systems and BehaviourBasic StatisticsStatistical ToolsBiological Basis of BehaviourStatistical InferenceBiophysiology of Behaviour