Quantum University Roorkee Answered Questions

Yes, Quantum University does offer a BBA LLB course through Quantum School of Law. The basic eligibility requirement for admission to this course is candidates must complete their Class 12 from any stream with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Additionally, the admission is merit-based, which is evaluated on the basis of candidates' scores in Class 12. Moreover, for granting the scholarships, the university also considers CUET UG scores and Q-Care (the university's in-house entrance exam). 

Admission to the BBA LLB course at Quantum University is completely merit-based. Candidates are evaluated based on their Class 12 scores. To be eligible for BBA LLB admission at the university, candidates must have completed their higher secondary education in any stream. Additionally, a minimum aggregate of 50% is required. However, the merit cutoff may vary each academic year. The acceptance of any entrance examination for admission is not explicitly mentioned on the university's website. 

The eligibility criteria for admission to the BBA LLB course at Quantum University are that candidates must complete their Class 12 from any stream with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Additionally, the university considers candidates' achieved Class 12 scores for admission to the BBA LLB course and releases the merit according to that. Moreover, the university also considers the CUET UG and Q-CARE exam scores to grant admission and scholarships. 

Quantum University offers a BBA LLB course at the UG level, which is divided into a duration of five years. Further in ten semesters. Candidates who are interested in pursuing their bachelor's at the university can apply to the programme as per their eligibility in either online or offline mode. Students have to pay a registration fee of INR 1,200 to complete the application process. Additionally, this application fee is non-refundable. 

There are several factors that candidates can consider while comparing the BBA LLB course of Quantum University with other institutes and colleges. Firstly, candidates are suggested to identify their concern; for example, if fees are the concern, then candidates must compare the universities on the basis of their fee structure and affordability. In the same way, candidates can compare the universities and institutions on the basis of various factors: Shiksha RatingLocationSeatsCutoffAdmission Criteria, etc. 

The percentage of seat reservation for home state students at Quantum University for BTech courses is not explicitly mentioned on the official website of the university. However, the university does offer a Domicile Scholarship for Uttarakhand residents. This scholarship provides a 26% tuition fee waiver for permanent residents of Uttarakhand across all programmes. Moreover, to get this scholarship, candidates are required to submit or show their domicile  proof.   

The total number of seats offered in the BTech course at Quantum University is 960. To get a seat in this programme, candidates are required to complete their Class 12 from Science stream (PCM) with a minimum aggregate of 50 to 55%. Additionally, for admissions, the university accepts the valid scores of the JEE Mains/ State-level entrance exam/ Q-CARE. 

No, students are not allowed to open a clinic after completing the BPharm degree from Qunatum University. According to PCI (Pharmacy Council of India), pharmacist are not eligible to open their own clinics. To start the clinic, a person should be a holder of an MBBS degree. Without an MBBS degree, no one can operate a clinic or even prescribe medicine to patients. However, after completing the BPharm degree, graduates are eligible to obtain a license for the chemist/medicine shop. A pharmacist should always give medicine according to the prescription of a doctor.  

The first semester of the BPharm course at Quantum University includes subjects that are closely related to Pharmacy and create a base for the students to build an understanding. Some of the subjects offered in the first semester are: Human Anatomy and PhysiologyPharmaceutical AnalysisPharmaceuticsPharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry, etc.

Yes, Quantum University follows the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) for admissions to BTech courses. The Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) is a versatile and flexible option for each student to achieve their target number of credits as specified by the UGC and adopted by the university. In each semester, candidates are required to achieve certain credits to qualify for the next semester.