M.A. in Sociology 

at Tantia University, Sriganaganagar

Tantia University offers over 80 courses, including BSc, MSc, MBBS, BAMS, PhD etc. at the UG, PG and doctoral levels. antia University offers UG and PG courses in the field of Medicine & Health Sciences, Engineering and Nursing. Under these streams, the college offers MBBS, BAMS and other courses at the UG level. Moreover, it offers MA, MSc, LLM, etc. at the postgraduate level. 

Candidates applying for the Tantia University BSc admission have to submit important documents as a proof of eligibility. The documents copies shall be kept in handy during the form filling and admission. Mentioned below are some of the documents that the candidates should have at the time of TU BSc form filling and admission:

• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheet
• Aadhaar card
• Migration certificate
• Caste certificate (if applicable), etc.

Yes, Tantia University may reserve seats for students belonging to the reserved categories. The seat reservation can be done as per the guidelines of the Rajasthan government & UGC. However, to get admission in a reserved seat, candidates have to submit the category certificate. Mentioned below is the reserved category along with the seat reservation percentage:

• SC - 15%
• ST - 7.5%
• OBC-NCL - 21%
• EWS - 10%. 

Tantia University offers BSc course in different specialisations. It also provides an integrated BSc B.Ed programme. Candidates who meet course-specific eligibility and selection requirements are admitted. The available BSc programmes are mentioned below:

• BSc Nursing
• Post Basic BSc Nursing
• BSc Agriculture

Tantia University has the highest seats available for the BSc in Agriculture programme. There are 120 seats sanctioned by the respective body. Other course specialisations have 60 or 40 seats. For seat allotment, the merit in Rajasthan JET exam is evaluated. It must be noted by the candidates that the mentioned seat intake is as per the data curated from the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to revision and hence, is indicative.