UoH - University of Hyderabad Answered Questions

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.

Yes, University of Hyderabad provides various fellowships and scholarships to its PG and doctoral students. Some of these are DBT JRF, DST Inspire, Visvesvaraya and ICSSR fellowships, and so on. Apart from this, visually-challenged students pursuing their studies in the University can get assistance from the Help the Blind Foundation. The idea is to provide financial assistance so that meritorious students don't face any problems pursuing their studies.

At Department of Communication, University of Hyderabad, there are two MA courses that are available for applicants to choose. Both of these MA courses have the same number of available seats which is 27, making the total number of seats for the MA course at Department of Communication, University of Hyderabad be at 54. The seats for the general category is 9 in each MA course. 

The rank required to secure admission in University of Hyderabad varies with the exam and course. For integrated courses through CUET UG, a better percentile rank has more chances of selection through counselling. For MTech, only good GATE rank holders are shortlisted, but MBA looks at CAT percentiles. Each year, cutoffs are dynamic considering competition and seat availability.

University of Hyderabad traditionally has entrance exams as a requirement for admission, either through CUET, GATE, CAT or its own entrance exam. But for admissions to PhD, candidates holding UGC-JRF, CSIR-JRF or NBHM fellowships are exempted from the written examination. Yet, an interview round is mandatory for the final selection. No regular degree programmes offer direct admission without any test.

Yes, University of Hyderabad admission 2025 is currently open to a variety of courses in UG, PG and doctoral levels. Admission is entrance-based and an application is done by the online official site. Learners are required to enroll and apply within University deadlines. Hyderabad University also provides counselling on selection of final seats after entrance examinations.

University of Hyderabad provides a comprehensive set of courses such as MSc, MA, MTech, MBA, MCA, MPA, MFA, MPH and PhD programmes. Integrated MA, MSc and M.Tech courses are also offered for Class 12 students. All these courses are dispersed in 12 schools and 41 departments of the University. Besides, distance learning is offered through the Centre for Distance and Virtual Learning.

University of Hyderabad doesn't provide direct admission to its regular UG, PG or PhD programmes. All the programmes ask the candidates to appear for CUET, GATE, CAT, NIMCET, or the University entrance test. Some relief is provided to PhD candidates with national fellowships, who are exempted from appearing for the written test. Interviews and eligibility testing are still mandatory before they confirm admission.

The university of Hyderabad releases a merit list based on CUET (Common University Entrance Test) scores rather than publishing cutoffs in a traditional sense. The merit list available on university's official website includes the list of selected candidates for the 5 year integrated M.A. in political science