North Maharashtra University Jalgaon Answered Questions

To be eligible for admission to the B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering at North Maharashtra University, a candidate should pursue the Science stream with subjects such as Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. The candidate must have 10+2 with 45% marks in these subjects and a positive score in MH-CET/ JEE Main.

The eligibility criteria to seek direct admission for the B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering course at North Maharashtra University is:
10+2 with 45% marks in Physics, Mathematics, and any one subject - Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, Technical, or Vocational taken together (40% for reserved category and physically handicapped candidates belonging to the state of Maharashtra)
Must have a positive score in MH-CET/JEE Main.

The total tuition fees for the North Maharashtra University BSc courses range from INR 1 Lacs to INR 1.3 lakh. However, the total course fee structure is inclusive of other components as well, such as hostel fees, security deposit, etc. Students have to pay the admission fees or the first semester fees once their selection is finalised. Moreover, it must be noted that the fee amount mentioned here is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

Find below the BTech ROI details of MIT School of Food Technology and  North Maharashtra University:College NameTuition FeeAverage PackageBTech at MIT School of Food TechnologyINR 6.1 Lacs - INR 7.9 lakhINR 3 lakhBTech at North Maharashtra UniversityINR 1.6 Lacs - INR 4.4 lakhINR 2.4 lakh

North Mahrashtra University admission to MCA course is based on MAH MCA CET scores. Candidates scoring equal or above the MAH MCA CET cutoff get a seat in the university. Besides, aspirants must also score at least 50% aggregate in graduation for MCA admission. 

B-Tech Comparison Analytics in MIT College of Food Technology vs North Maharashtra University:Both north-maharashtra university and MIT college of food technology are at par effects with each other in terms of pros and cons in B.Tech in food technology. One would actually not be troubled, considering the factors where the institution stands high in the student's list regarding studies in Aurangabad, especially for placement records as well as academic performance.On the contrary, NMU has been a very old university affiliated with lots of other courses, to the addition of a very cheap price for B.Tech, which comes to around 1.55 lakhs.

Candidates have to pay the NMU BSc application fee in order to submit their admission form. The applicants must keep the fee payment receipt safe for future references. There is no application fee detail currently available. However, students can contact the admission office to gather more details. After final selection, students have to pay the NMU Jalgaon BSc admission fee amount. The total tuition fee for the UG course range from INR 1 Lacs to INR 1.3 lakh. This fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

Yes, North Maharashtra University (NMU) offers BSc (Hons) programmes. The mode of study is full-time for the UG-level courses. Admission to BSc (Hons) courses is merit-based. Candidates are admitted based on merit in the last qualifying examination. NMU Jalgaon offers BSc (Hons) course is different specialisations, such as Computer Science, Mathematical Science, and Electronics. 

NMU Jalgaon is a university and hence, the UG course is offered through its various affiliated colleges. Hence, the fee range varies from college to college and at the university. NMU Jalgaon BSc tuition fee range from INR 1 Lacs to INR 1.3 lakh. Additionally, the BSc tuition fee at Moolji Jaitha College is INR 85,000. The total course fee will further include other components as well. Considering this fee component, Moolji Jaith College is more economical, however, there is not a huge difference in the fee amount. It must also be noted that the mentioned fee amount is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.