Selection process for admission to KU are based on the following criteria:

M.Sc. Biotechnology and the MA in Mass Communication & Journalism - Students must take the entrance exam twice. The results of both exams will be merged to determine the final selection.


MBA, MFC, and IMBA Programs: For admission to MBA, MFC, and IMBA courses, candidates must appear in CAT/MAT/UGAT examinations. Qualified students must submit their scorecards when admission notifications are issued. The final selection to the above courses is based on group discussion, interview, and the most recent MAT/CAT score.


BBA MBA (5-year IMBA) - Admissions to the 5-year IMBA course in BBA MBA are selected based on the applicant's latest UGAT score, performance on the entrance exam, group discussion, and viva.


B.Tech - Must pass 10 + 2 qualifying exam and an AIEEE score. AIEEE score carries 60% weightage, while the qualifying examination's merit carries 40% weightage.


Other Conditions: Candidates may simultaneously study in one part-time (morning/evening) certificate course and a full-time postgraduate programme.
For the M.P.Ed program, students who pass the physical efficiency test are eligible to appear in the entrance exam, except for in-service candidates.

Candidates must provide the physical copy of the following documents with their application form in order to be considered for admission to different programmes:
a) Duly attested copies of a bachelor's degree, secondary certificate, or other degree.
b) Candidates who have passed their qualifying exam from a foreign university are required to submit all relevant data and documentation attesting to the equivalent status of their qualifications.
b) Marks cards and degrees must be translated, if not in English, and a copy of the same must be duly attested.
d) A character certificate from the head of the department that was most recently attended.
e) Bank account information.
f) Bank receipts /details of the processing fee payment made via net banking.
g) A statement from the applicant's bank attesting to the existence of adequate cash in the account

To assist foreign students, Kashmir University maintains an International Students Cell in the Allama Iqbal Library. The following are the prerequisites for admission to Kashmir University's undergraduate programmes:
1. A minimum grade of 50% from a recognised board's 10+2 or equivalent exam
2. Foreign nationals are exempt from taking the entrance exam.
3. International students must fulfil the eligibility requirements in order to be admitted to certain courses.
4. In cases where there are more applicants than available seats, students will be admitted on the basis of their performance on qualifying exams.

Kashmir University vision is to be a world-class institution dedicated to creating and disseminating knowledge for human development and welfare. It works with the mission to create an intellectually stimulating atmosphere, promote superiority in teaching, research, and extension activities, and promote academic freedom, diversity, and harmony.

Founded in 1948, the University of Kashmir is a state institution located in Srinagar, India. There are 21 constituent and 45 affiliated colleges . The University of Kashmir has affiliations with other universities and organisations, namely:
Association of Indian Universities (AIU)
Medical Council of India (MCI)
Distance Education Bureau (DEB)
All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)
Bar Council of India (BCI)
State Nursing Counseling

The different departments/schools offered by Kashmir University are:
School of Arts, Languages and Literature
School of Social Sciences
Faculty of Business & Financial Studies & Management
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Dentistry
School of Unani and Ayurvedic Medicine
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Music & Fine Arts
Faculty of Oriental Learning
Faculty of Biological Sciences
Faculty of Physical & Material Sciences
School of Earth and Environment Sciences
Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology

Founded in 1969, the University of Jammu and Kashmir was divided into the University of Jammu at Jammu and the University of Kashmir at Srinagar. Over the years, the University of Kashmir, which is located in Hazratbal, Srinagar, has grown, acquiring land close to its main campus for future expansion. With the goal of facilitating access to higher education, it maintains satellite campuses in Anantnag, Baramulla, and Kupwara in addition to a sub-office in Jammu. The university prioritises a dynamic intellectual environment and provides a wide range of programmes from several faculties. The NAAC awarded it a Grade-A+ accreditation in honour of its outstanding performance.