M.Sc. in Analytical Chemistry 

at UKA Tarsadia University, Surat

Candidates who wish to apply for admission in MSc at Uka Tarsadia University should have a minimum of 55% aggregate marks in their graduation. A valid score in the last qualifying exam of graduation is necessary for admission into the university as it makes candidates eligible for admission into the master's programme.

MSc admissions in Uka Tarsadia are done on the merit of graduation score and no further rounds in the selection process take place for admission into the programme.

The MSc admission at Uka Tarsadia takes place through the merit secured in graduation. The admissions registration usually starts in June. During admission registrations, all the formalities regarding admissions will be covered. The process concludes in August and the academic term starts after that.

Therefore, the admission process starts in June and goes on till August. Candidates should have a look at the updated dates of Uka Tarsadia through the university website.  

No, it is not as difficult to get admission into Uka Tarsadia MSc compared to other universities, as the university conducts its MSc admissions through merit secured in graduation which is not as tough compared to other universities which take entrance exams like CUET-PG for their MSc admission.

In addition to that Uka Tarsadia is one of the most affordable colleges of Gujarat to pursue MSc. Therefore, it is easier to get admission into the university and continue one's MSc degree once admitted.

Uka Tarsadia MSc is offered in full-time offline mode, that means the MSc programme is conducted in certain hourse during weekdays and its classes will take place on campus. Candidates also have to appear for exams offline in the campus to complete the degree. Candidates applying for admission should take note that the university does not provide any online/correspondence MSc opportunities.

Admission into the programme is offered through merit secured in last qualifying examination in graduation, the eligibility criteria for MSc is a 55% minimum aggregate in graduation.

Yes, candidates who want to take admission in Uka Tarsadia MSc can apply for direct admission once they are graduated. As admission into the programme is through the merit secured graduation, it is easier for aspirants who want to take admission into the course as there aren't any rounds of selection one has to go through to secure admission. Candidates will have to present their consolidated markesheet as part of the admission process.

Uka Tarsadia University offers 1410 seats BTech seats at the university. Out of all the BTech programmes Uka Tarsadia offers BTech (Lateral Entry) has the highest amount of seats for each programme, whereas, most of the courses have on an average 60 seats per course. Therefore, candidates applying for admission into the programme have a lot of specialisations to choose from.

Yes, Uka Tarsadia really supports students with placement training. They arrange placement drives and internship chances also. If student use these well then they get more confidence to crack real interviews easy.

Yes you can try for UKA TARSADIA BTech admission without JEE score also if you appear for GUJCET which is Gujarat state level test. Many seats are filled through ACPC counselling based on GUJCET marks and your 12th board result. But if you have JEE score too, then you get more options to try for top branches or when there is tie break in ranks. So best is to attempt both JEE Main and GUJCET. 

BTech at Uka Tarsadia University is four years long with course material spanning over eight semesters. If candidates apply for admission in the BTech (Lateral Entry) programme then the course length for them becomes three years and six semesters. Students of lateral entry BTech do not have to study the first year of the programme. Therefore, the length of the course is dependant on the BTech specialisation a candidate has chosen.

The highest and average package offered during UKA Tarsadia University placements over the past three years are presented below: