SHUATS MSW Courses & Fees 2026

Yes, Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences offers BSc and BSc (Hons) programmes with a duration ranging from three to four years to the students. Under each programme, the university offers various specialisations, including Computer Science, Nursing, Horticulture, Agriculture, and more.

Admission criteria for some BSc courses is based on SOET scores. While admission to other specialisations is made based on marks obtained in the qualifying examination.

No, direct admission is not available for most programs at Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology, and Sciences (SHUATS). The admission process for SHUATS is primarily based on the SHUATS Online Entrance Test (SOET) and merit-based online/offline counseling. For various diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs, the admission is granted through Open Online Counseling.

Students have to pass the 12th exam with 50 percent marks for general and 45 percent marks for reserved categary if you don't get it then university doesn't give admission in any case then you have to pass the entrance exam but if you have failed to give the entrance exam still you have to fill the form for admission which is approximately 2000 Rs then you have to contact the director for admissions for the subject in which you want to take the admission. If seats are left in that subject after counselling because first they give chance to the students who have cleared entrance then after if seats are left they give admission to the students who want to take admission but missed the entrance exams if seats are available.

Firstly, SGPA is calculated in each semester. Credit is allotted to each subject some subjects are for 2 credit some are for 3 upto 7 credit. If you score A in any subject means 10 points B means 8 points C means 6 points D means 4 points E Mains 3 points F means 2 points and subject is of 5 credit than total points in 50 if you score A in that subject if B than 40 so for SGPA calculation, total points for the subject and divide it by total credits allocated for the subject in this way you can ger SGPA. For CGPA, add total SGPA and divide it by total credits of all subjects in all semesters in this way you get CGPA.