Ans. Students can choose from undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes in several subjects, along with diploma and certificate courses. The exact course choices can change over time. The broad options are:

1. Undergraduate study: The degrees include Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.), Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA), Bachelor of Law (LLB), Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.) and Bachelor of Library Science (B.Lib.Sc.).

2. Postgraduate study: Students can explore Master of Arts (M.A.), Master of Science (M.Sc.), Master of Commerce (M.Com.), Master of Education (M.Ed.), Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Computer Applications (MCA), Master of Library Science (M.Lib.Sc.), Master of Social Work (MSW), Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.), Master of Fine Arts (MFA) and Master of Laws (LLM).

3. Diploma and certificate study: The diploma options are Computer Applications (DCA), Education (D.Ed.) and Business Administration (DBA). Certificate options include Digital Marketing, Foreign Languages, and Yoga and Meditation.

4. Research study: Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) programmes cover subjects within Arts, Science, Commerce, Education, Law and Management, among other fields. Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) is another research option.

Ans. The admission steps can differ by programme and academic year. Applicants should follow the university's instructions for their chosen course. The general sequence is:

• Open the university's official website.
• Read the conditions for entry to the chosen course.
• Complete the application with the requested details.
• Supply the supporting documents.
• Send the completed application.
• Make the application fee payment.
• Take an admission test where it applies.
• Track the progress of the application.
• Join counselling or an interview if required.
• Receive the admission offer.

Ans. General category applicants pay INR 750, while SC/ST applicants pay INR 400. Forms can be completed online. Admission to the university's courses depends on its entrance examinations.

Ans. Prepare your academic mark sheets or transcripts, educational certificates, identity proof and passport-sized photographs. The university may request additional documents, and the complete list depends on the course you apply for.

Ans. The required qualification depends on whether you are applying for an undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral, diploma or certificate programme.

Undergraduate qualifications

• A recognised board or institution's 10+2 qualification, or its equivalent, is needed.
• The programme and university rules may set a minimum overall marks requirement.
• For some courses, applicants must have studied particular subjects in Class 12.

Postgraduate qualifications

• A recognised university or institution must have awarded the applicant a bachelor's degree in the relevant subject.
• Where a minimum overall score applies, it typically falls between 50% and 55% or higher, depending on the course.
• Some courses may also ask for particular prior coursework or relevant work experience.

Doctoral qualifications

• Applicants need a relevant master's qualification from a recognised university or institution.
• The master's marks requirement, where applicable, is usually 55% to 60% or higher.
• Selection may require a qualifying result in UGC NET, CSIR NET, an equivalent national examination, or a university entrance test.
• A research proposal, an interview, or both may also form part of PhD selection.

Diploma and certificate qualifications

• Entry conditions differ according to the individual programme and its length.
• Applicants generally need the educational qualifications that the university specifies for the relevant diploma or certificate course.

Ans. The MBA course fee is INR 28,988. Students assessing the programme should consider its classrooms, libraries, computer laboratories and other learning resources. Suitable facilities can support coursework and help students learn.

Ans. Depending on the programme, students may be able to choose subjects from the following areas:

1. Undergraduate subject choices

   • Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) may cover Economics, Political Science, History, Sociology and Geography, among other subjects.
   • Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) may offer Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science, among other areas.
   • Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) may include Accounting, Finance, Taxation and Banking, among other choices.
   • Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) may provide choices in Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management and Operations Management, among other areas.
   • Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) may include Software Development, Web Development and Data Analytics, among other options.

2. Postgraduate subject choices

   • Master of Arts (M.A.) may include Economics, Political Science, English Literature, Sociology and History, among other subjects.
   • Master of Science (M.Sc.) may cover Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology, among other areas.
   • Master of Commerce (M.Com.) may provide Accounting, Finance, Taxation and Business Management, among other choices.
   • Master of Business Administration (MBA) may offer Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, Operations Management and Information Technology, among other areas.
   • Master of Computer Applications (MCA) may include Software Engineering, Database Management and Networking, among other options.

3. Doctoral subject choices

   • Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) research may cover Economics, Political Science, History, English Literature, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Management and Computer Science, among other disciplines.

Ans. B.Com carries a course fee of INR 10,649. The amount can change from one year to the next.