If you belong to the General AI category, the BTech cutoff 2025 for the University of Mysore ranged between 73966 and 261014 in the last round. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the branch-wise last round closing ranks for KCET: 

The mode of application is online for all courses. Aspirants irrespective of their category have to pay INR 1,000 separately for entrance exam and INR 2,000 for group subjects. Besides, candidates need to pay an application fee of INR 400 for PG courses. Candidates must visit the official website of

The requirement of entrance exam varies course-wise at University of Mysore. The university considers scores in CAT, MAT, Karnataka PGCET, GATE, etc. for admission to specific courses. The university also conducts Postgraduate Entrance Exam (PGEE) for admission to PG courses. The selection for cours

The university reserves some seats for reserved category candidates in PG programmes. Aspirants should hold the documents supporting their claim. Check below the seats reserved for each category:

Aspirants who have passed BCom/ BBM/ BBA from UOM or any other university with at least 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST/ CAT-I candidates) are eligible to apply for MCom programme at University of Myore. Candidates should have relevant documents proving their eligibility for verification at

Aspirants having optional English in BA/ BSc, BA Performing Arts/ BA B.Ed (Regional Institute of Education) degree or PG Diploma in English of the university with a minimum of 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST/ Cat-I language English students are not eligible to apply for admission or to appea

The University of Mysore has already started admissions for its M.Sc programs (2025–26). The application window opened on August 11 and will remain open till August 19. You can go ahead and apply now.

University of Mysore admissions are both merit & entrance-based. The university conducts the PGEE for all the available PG courses that the university offers. Additionally, the university also accepts national or even state-level entrance examinations for admission to specific programmes. The entran

The cut off for ladies in hostel section at maharaja college is not specfied there is no seperate cut off marks.

Admission is merit based using college degree marks and the student should have 75% attendence to retain hostel seat.

The hostel room allotment also can depend on availibilty of hostel and

There are variety of entrance exams accepted by Mysore University for its MBA program. The most commonly used is the Karnataka Postgraduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET), used for both university and state-level admissions. The university also considers scores from nationally accepted exams, such as: