B.A. (Hons.) with Research in Social Psychology 

at SGT University, Gurgaon

Yes, you can get admission to a BA course of SGT University with 60% in Class 12. The minimum aggregate varies from one specialisation to another, ranging from 55% to 60%. For verification purposes, the students must hold the relevant documents at the time of form filling/admission. These are required by the authorities for verification purposes. 

Candidates applying for a BA course at SGT University must be Class 12 or equivalent exam pass from a recognised board with required minimum aggregate. The eligible students can proceed with the application formalities. Eligible students can apply by submitting the application in both online and offline modes. The applications are then scanned by the authorities and shortlisted for admission. Selected students have to submit important documents and admission fee amount for seat confirmation. 

There are over 50 seats for BA programmes offered by SGT University. The seat allotment process is carried out as per the sanctioned seat intake and reservation policy of the university. There are 25% of seats reserved for students belonging to the state of Haryana at the university. Out of this, 10% are for students belonging to Haryana state SC category candidates. In order to secure admission in a reserved seat, the aspirants have to submit the relevant documents for the same.

Yes, SGT University offers BA and BA (Hons) courses across different specialisations. The UG-level programmes are available in a full-time mode of study. Admission to the courses is merit-based/or based on merit in CUET. The specialisations in which the course is available are:

• BA (Hons with Research) Psychology
• BA (Hons with Research) Liberal Arts
• BA (Hons) English
• BA Journalism and Mass Communication

The students after final selection have to submit (copies/original) documents. These are required by the authorities for verification purposes. Applications are scanned for eligibility by verifying them with submitted documents. Some of the documents that students should keep handy for SGTU BA admissions are:

• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets
• Aadhaar card or any other identity proof
• Passport-size photograph
• Transfer certificate
• Category certificate (if applicable), etc.

SGT University Gurgaon is approved by the UGC and is accredited with an A+ Grade by NAAC.  The university is mainly concerned with streams such as Engineering, Fashion Design, Law, Science, Computer Application, Commerce, Hotel Management, etc. SGT University Gurugram offers UG, PG, PhD, and other level courses to students. Some of the popular courses offered at SGT Gurgaon are BTech, BCom, BSc, BBA, BEd, MSc, MEd, MCA, MBBS, and many more. Apart from this, the university is also known for its placements. 

Yes, SGT University is good for placements. The key highlights of SGT University placement 2024 are presented below:

SGT University Gurgaon is a private university and was established in 2013. It is approved by the UGC and has been accredited  by NAAC with an A+ Grade. Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary University is a unit of DECT (Dashmesh Educational Charitable Trust). Further, it is also known as Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary University. 

SGT University admission process starts with registration for the preferred course. Candidates can fill out the application form offline or apply on the university website. SGT University selects candidates for most of the UG courses based on CUET scores. The university accepts CUET-PG for PG courses such as MBA, MSc, MPharm, etc. Besides, candidates must also fulfil the eligibility criteria to apply for admission. 

There are a total of 825 seats for BSc courses at SGT University. The seat intake varies for each of the course specialisation. Students are admitted as per the selection criteria and sanctioned seat count. Moreover, the maximum number of seats are for BSc in Agriculture - 120 followed by Nursing and Clinical Psychology - 100. It must be noted that the seat intake mentioned here is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is however, subject to changes and hence, is indicative.