Integrated M.Sc. in Applied Geology 

at University of Hyderabad, Gachibowli

The eligibility criteria to get admissions into BA courses at the University of Hyderabad are candidates must complete their Class 12 in any stream. Check out the eligibility criteria in the table below: 

The selection process for integrated BA+MA courses requires candidates to qualify for the CUET UG exam. For admissions, candidates must qualify for the basic eligibility criteria that state candidates must complete their Class 12 from the relevant stream with a minimum score of 60%. Therefore, the selection process includes the registration of candidates for the course after completing the basic eligibility criteria. Further, candidates must have secured a valid score in the CUET UG exam. Based on the scores candidates achieved in the entrance exam, the university releases the merit list.

NIT Manipur JEE Main cutoff 2024 has been released for admission to the BTech courses. During the Round 1 cutoff, the closing rank for CSE was 25886 for the General category students under the AII India Quota. Among OBC candidates, the closing rank for B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering stood at 8750. Candidates seeking admisison to NIT Manipur can refer to the table below to check out the Round 1 closing ranks for BTech in CSE course for various categories under the AI quota: 

University of Hyderabad admission to most of the courses is based on the entrance exam conducted by the UoH. In addition to this, it also accepts several national-level entrance exams for admission to MBA, MCA M.Tech and Ph.D. programmes. While for MBA, the university accepts admission only through its own entrance exam, for various UG and PG courses, the university accepts admission through CUET UG and CUET-PG entrance exams.

According to stream-wise and overall NIRF reports 2024 released by the University, the course-wise number of students placed over the past three years during University of Hyderabad placements is presented below:

After JEE session 2 is completed, only those candidates who are aiming for IITs need to start preparing for JEE Advanced after clearing JEE Main. Those who are above the 98th percentile should start preparing for JEE Advanced as soon as possible. Those below this, between the 95th and 98th percentile, should focus on attempting more mock tests and previous year question papers so that they have a better chance of clearing JEE Advanced

The Hyderabad University entrance exam is moderately tough as it requires examination of both subject matter and analytical skills. The level of competition varies on the basis of the number of applicants versus the seats available in a programme. Since most courses today admit students based on CUET, strategies for preparation must be in accordance with that pattern of the exam. Students can cope with the level of difficulty with regular study and practice.