Mahishadal Raj College offers B.A. / B.Sc. (Honours and General), BCA, B.Com/ M.A. / M.Sc. and B.Voc courses. 

  • Candidates who have completed the 10+2/HSC or its equivalent exam from a recognized board with a minimum of 45% overall and 50% in the pertinent subject are eligible for the UG program at Mahishadal Raj College.
  • Candidates for admission to the M.A. / M.Sc. program must have successfully completed the B.A. / B.Sc. (Honours) degree in the relevant field.
  • Candidates for admission to the B.Voc program must have completed their 10+2 in any subject from an approved board.
  • The qualifying examination results are used to determine which candidates will be accepted into the B.A., B.Sc., B.Com, BCA, or B.Voc. programs.

Mahishadal Raj College Admission 2024: Courses & Eligibility

Courses Fees Duration Eligibility and Selection Criteria
BSc INR 6.91 K - 42.01 K 3 years 10+2: 45%
MSc INR 61.68 K - 68.6 K 2 years Graduation: 50%
MA INR 37.16 K 2 years Graduation: 45%
BCA INR 72.01 K 3 years -
B.A. INR 5.2 K - 20.35 K 3 years 10+2: 45%
B.Com INR 5.68 K - 6.76 K 3 years 10+2: 45%

FAQs 

Q.1. How many seats are offered for both undergraduate and graduate programs?

A.1. Science offers 400 places for UG courses, Humanities offers 700 seats, and Accounting offers 130 seats. Science offers 110 seats for PG programs while Humanities offers 161 seats.

Q.2. Does the campus have a specific dress code that students must adhere to?

A.2. While there are no actual uniforms, all students are expected to dress appropriately. Identity cards are required and are issued by the college's student union.

Q.3. What steps has the college taken to guarantee the well-being of its students?

A.3. The Student's Union, which is made up of a group of democratically chosen students, has been established in the collegiate setting. It has a number of departments, including ones for culture, magazines, and literature, as well as ones for common areas, games, and sports, as well as ones for student welfare, social welfare, and Bijan Parishad, among others.

Q.4. What contributions have college students made to society's social welfare?

A.4. Over 40 volunteers have committed their time to social work that will aid in the growth of the community under the National Service Scheme, or NSS. The volunteers participate in several Republic Day Parade camps and National Level Camps.