To go to a central university you need to appear Cuet ( common university entrance test ) after that you need to apply with the Cuet result . Universities display their merit list individually, so you need to check regularly.

Good University in south India. Better educational qualifications. Affordable expenses. No extra expenses...goo approach of the professor towards the students.... Good ambience.. area with no traffic... A village with all its beauty

Admission in central universities are through a common entrance test called CUET UG, where almost 50+ govt and private universities participate. There is no other kind of interview or GD for admission it is solely based on CUET test score. Affordability of the course attracts people here.

The faculty is really great, for admission if you check the professor's cv they are highly educated and knowledgeable. And it will be assure when you get to take class from them. The teaching and the knowledge they provide is unforgettable. There was not such any group discussion or written tests for admission from the college side. But, to be eligible to take admission you have to give CUET exam's. Good about the college is that it's a place that will make you one man person. You have to do a lot of things on your own from hostel to departmental works. Professors make sure to provide quality content and so do they expect in the exams. If you get good friends, college is big to hangout in night for a walk. Not much restrictions. Whereas the bad qualities are the seasons mainly the summer time, you won't be able to bear, the mess food (disgusting most probably), the cleanliness in the old hostels are little poor. For buying things you have to go far from the college. Cutoff are less.

I gave CUET for the admission and I scored 168 at that time and I got admission in first list in this university and I choose this university because ranking was good among central universities and also faculty was the main factor.

I got into the university through an entrance examination named CUET(PG). The exam isn't very hard and can be cracked with some effort and dedication. Central University has been a preferred destination for the majority of the students once they complete their graduation, I got to know about the university from my friends and professors. I secured 183 marks in the examination (life science) and got admitted in the 5th allotment list

I have attended an entrance exam cuet exam for entering this university. I didn't attended any interviews. Facilities, hostel facilities classroom facilities and faculties are the factors that made me choose this college

Due to the Central university and education system and excellent professors. I have learnt in Kendriya Vidyalaya which is all you it is govt owned and CBSE schools with good for better infrastructure than the privately owned schools. I just wanted to learn in the same way.

The good aspects are: 1. It is funded by the central government, so there is adequate funding. 2. Certificate have greater value compared to most other autonomous and private college. 3. Cheapest way to earn an MSc. degree. 4. Lots of central government and state government scholarships are applicable here. 5. The Department of chemistry is well equipped with the best of highly experienced teachers. It has almost every sophisticated instrumentation facilities which you would expect for a research-oriented study. The bad aspects are: 1. The college is slightly inaccessible. There are few but adequate means of transportation to reach the college. 2. The college is situated in a rural area 3. Food is average. Admission Process: Admission process is simple. You can apply for the course when they call for first allotment using your CUET marks. They will short-list you and let you know about the further procedures. Admission process is transparent. Cut-off marks may vary from time to time.

I wished to join a Central university in South India which was well equipped with both excellent faculty and also a supportive infrastructure and I came across CUTN. The entrance was based on a written test by NTA. Allotment lists were published according to the marks of the written test. The exam is called CUET and is conducted by the NTA every year. Anyone who can score a decent marks can get admission in CUTN. I just revised my 12th syllabus and also practiced some aptitude tests.