Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) 

at SKD University, Hanumangarh

Applicants can obtain a seat in the BSc courses based on their performance in the academics at SKD University. The university provides over 100 seats for its BSc programmes. Candidates who are interested should submit their applications before the given deadline so that they do not miss any updates. However, it should be noted that the given seat intake is according to the official website. It can change and, therefore, is indicative.

SKDU BSc fee structure comprises tuition fees, admission fees, and miscellaneous one-time charges. One-time charges and the admission fee are to be paid only once, at the time of admission. The tuition fee must be paid semester-wise. The tuition fee for the BSc under SKD University is INR 2.6 lakh.

NOTE: The fee is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence is indicative.

Yes, it is good for B.Tech here placement is good almost 90% of students are placed in 2022 from CSE in companies like Wipro, and Accenture. Faculties are also supportive in this university so you can go to this university.

No, Shri Khushal Das University does not offer a 100% scholarship. The university in collaboration with PIE- Patrika In Education conducts inspire award scholarship exam for the students.

Below mentioned students can apply for the scholarship exam-
Category 1- 10th class students
Category 2- 11th and 12th class students
Category 3- UG Students
Category 4-PG Students

Apart from this, the university also provides various scholarships to its SC/ST and girls students.

SKD University BTech fee structure may include tuition fees, admission fees, and other charges. The admission fee and other one-time charges should be paid only once. Furthermore, the tuition fee must be paid in installments each semester. However, as of now, the tuition fee for SKDU BTech programmes has not been disclosed.

NOTE: The aforementioned fee structure is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.