Nirma University Ahmedabad Answered Questions

Admissions at Nirma University depends on merit and exam scores for its different courses as such students should align themselves with the schedules of the Class 12 examinations or the required examination such as JEE Mains, GUJCET, etc. to know when admissions are likely to open as per their preferred courses.

Yes, Nirma University has been recognised by national bodies such as the UGC, CoA, AICTE, etc. and has also been accredited by the NAAC with an 'A+' as well as the NBA. While among its constituting institutes the Institute of Commerce has had its BCom course certified by the ACCA.

No, Nirma University is known as a private university founded by Nirma Education and Research Foundation (NERF) and is not a government institute as it does not receive funding from the government allowing it to have more flexibility when it comes to their policies and curriculum. The university conducts itself as Not-for-profit research-oriented institute.

The application fees for Nirma University admissions to its different programmes are INR 1000 for General All India candidates while for NRI it is INR 1500 and for Foreign candidates it is INR 1000. NRI candidates who wish to apply under both General and NRI categories must pay an application fee of INR 2300.

Yes, Nirma University is NAAC accredited as it shares its 'A+' NAAC grade with its constituting institutes. The university has an excellent CGPA of 3.33 on a 4-point scale and excels in the categories of:Curricular AspectsInfrastructure & Learning ResourcesStudent Support & Progression

The latest placement report of 2024 at Institute of Law, Nirma University did not specifically mention BCom LLB placements but the general placement report had the highest and average package of INR 19.5 LPA and INR 6.58 LPA, respectively with more than 70 companies who visited the college and placement rate of 82%.

No, there are no entrance exams required for Institute of Commerce, Nirma University admissions as the selection process is entirely dependent on merit or previous qualifying exam scores, which in this case is the aggregate Class 12 marks in all subjects. As such students must keep a consistent performance through the Class 12 exams.

There is a Corporate Relationship Cell (CRC) that is responsible for placement process. Both students and faculty members are involved in this. Students have constituted a Placement Committee called PlaceCom that looks after placement activities and corporate relationships.