Master of Tourism and Travel Management (MTTM) 

at Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, Uttar Pradesh - Other

Yes, Rajiv Gandhi South Campus accepts CUET-UG score for admission to all the UG courses. CUET is conducted in a computer-based mode. CUET exam is conducted in multiple phases depending upon on the number of candidates registered for the entrance exam. Aspirants are first required for appear for CUET followed by participating in BHU Counselling. The seats are alloted to aspirants based on their CUET-UG score.

On analysing the CUET UG cut off for the academic year 2025-26, scoring above 700 marks can be considered a good score in CUET UG. Candidates scoring above 700 may fall in the category of 95+ percentile. Candidates can get admission to top central  universities like University of Delhi, Banaras Hindu University, Jawaharlal Nehru University and other universities in the desired course. Given below is the range that is considered good for admission:

• Very Good Score: 700 and above
• Good Score: 650 and above

Rajiv Gandhi South Campus provides decent placement opportunities. Top recruiting company's varies for different courses. Some top recruiting company's are Max retail, Reliance, Aditya birla, Decathlon, Flipkart, Byju's, Tcs etc. On average 60% students get placed from this college. But placements for B.Com is bit low.

The highest package varies for different courses in Rajiv Gandhi South Campus. But overall around 6LPA is the highest package offered. And the lowest package is around 2.5 LPA. The college offers placements to more than 60% students. The placement cell is very active and keeps students updated. For more information related to placements visit the official university website or check out on shiksha.com.

Candidates wishing to join Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, BHU must first apply for admission. Admission to courses such as BSc, BCom (Hons), BVoc and BMLT is based on CUET-UG score. For PG courses such as MSc, MVoc, MBA, etc. candidates need to pass CUET-PG exam. Once selected, candidates are alloted seat in the campus through BHU Counselling.

Yes Rajiv Gandhi south campus is good in recent times.About 70% to 80% of students got placement every year. The highest package after B.Sc Degree is about INR 70,000 and the lowest is INR 25,000. Most of the research Institutes are linked together and after M.Sc, we can get that opportunity to work there. The internship rate is 60% at RGIITB for B.Sc.

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Rajiv Gandhi South Campus fee is a sum of multiple components such as caution deposit, tuition fee, etc. Candidates need to pay the course fee at the time of admission to confirm their seat. Below are RGSC BHU courses along with their fee:

Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

Rajiv Gandhi South Campus under BHU offers UG and PG courses in multiple fields such as Science, Management, Arts, etc. The courses offered at RGSC include MBA, BCom, BSc, MSc, etc. Candidates need to complete Class 12 to apply for UG courses whereas, graduation is required for PG programmes.

Candidates had to follow the method given below to fill the CUET PG 2026 application form.

• Visit the exam portal
• Read the instructions and select the agreement checkbox, followed by clicking on the tab Click Here to Proceed
• Enter personal details
• Choose password and security question and enter captcha
• Log in with the credentials to complete the application process
• Complete the CUET PG 2026 application form by entering the information related to personal details, paper selection, exam cities and educational details
• Upload photograph and signature
• Upload realtime photograph captured through web camera
• Pay the application fee through Credit Card, Debit Card, Net Banking or UPI.

After this, the application confirmation page will be generated, which has to be downloaded and printed.

The document should be saved till the admission process is completed. Applicants are also provided with an application correction facility to make necessary changes to the form.