Guru Nanak Khalsa College BA, B.Sc and B.Com Admission 2026

Class 12 marks determine selection for BA, B.Sc and B.Com. The college has completed all five degree merit list rounds for 2026-27. Existing students seeking admission to the second year (SY) or third year (TY) can continue to apply through gnkhalsa.acadmin.in.

Eligibility for BA, B.Sc and B.Com

B.Sc applicants must have studied Science with the relevant subjects in Class 12.

Merit lists, seat allocation and cutoffs

The University of Mumbai's rules govern seat allocation across streams. Using Class 12 marks, the college prepares individual merit lists for Open, Sikh minority and reserved-category applicants. The closing percentages across the 2026 merit list rounds were:

Open-category applicants compete within a 50% share of seats, with the remaining 50% allocated to Sikh minority applicants. This makes competition for Open seats greater than the overall intake may suggest. Aim for marks 3 to 5 percentage points above the listed cutoff.

Application steps for BA, B.Sc and B.Com

• Complete University of Mumbai registration at muugadmission.samarth.edu.in and enter College Code 57.
• Submit the college application at gnkhalsa.acadmin.in/Admission/OnlineForm.
• Attach the Class 12 marksheet and school leaving certificate. Upload caste and Sikh minority certificates wherever applicable.
• On the scheduled release date, view the merit list on the college website.
• If selected, attend document verification at the college within the allotted period. Complete the online admission fee payment to secure the seat.

Guru Nanak Khalsa College BMS, BBA and BCA Admission 2026

Applicants to BMS, BBA and BCA follow the entrance-based admission route. All three programmes have AICTE approval. Selection uses the MAH BMS/BBA/BCA CET 2026, followed by Maharashtra's CAP counselling. The State CET Cell handles the seat allotment rounds through cetcell.mahacet.org.

Eligibility and entrance test

How seats are allotted

The MAH CET score determines a student's position on the State CET Cell merit list. CAP then allocates seats over several rounds. Applicants must register on the CET Cell portal, submit their preferred colleges and courses, and confirm the allotted college before that round's deadline.

Students describe good placement exposure in BMS and commerce-related courses. They also report campus recruitment visits by TCS, JP Morgan, Wipro and Capgemini.

Steps to secure BMS, BBA or BCA admission

• Take the MAH CET (BMS/BBA/BCA) held by the Maharashtra State CET Cell.
• After the results are announced, register for CAP at cetcell.mahacet.org.
• When option forms open, enter your preferred courses and colleges.
• Report to Guru Nanak Khalsa College within the relevant round's deadline to accept an allotted seat.
• Present the original documents and complete fee payment at the college admission office.

Guru Nanak Khalsa College PG Admission 2026

Graduation marks form the basis of admission to every PG programme; applicants do not take an entrance examination. The postgraduate choices include MA, M.Com and M.Sc, with 8 M.Sc specialisations covering science and technology.

Academic requirements for PG applicants

PG selection and seat confirmation

The college ranks PG applicants by their qualifying degree marks and publishes separate lists for Open and Sikh minority seats. Submit the dedicated postgraduate application at gnkhalsa.acadmin.in within the application deadline.

PG application procedure

• Open gnkhalsa.acadmin.in and complete the form meant for postgraduate admissions.
• Attach your graduation marksheets together with a transfer or migration certificate.
• View the selection list when it is released, then attend document verification if shortlisted.
• Secure admission by paying the semester fee within the prescribed period.

Guru Nanak Khalsa College Scholarships and Fee Support

Eligible students can seek financial help through Maharashtra government schemes and the college's own scholarship support.

• Government Freeship: Maharashtra state schemes provide a full tuition fee waiver to eligible SC, ST, OBC, SBC, NT, VJNT and EBC students.
• EWS Reservation: Students from economically weaker sections can claim the 10% EWS reservation and the related state scholarship.
• Sikh Minority Concession: Sikh minority students admitted against minority quota seats can receive fee concessions.
• College Merit Scholarship: College-level merit assistance may be available when annual family income is below INR 3,00,000 and the student scored at least 60% in the preceding semester.