byVinay Kumar
Updated on - 20 May, 2024
- Merit is often the criterion for admissions decided by the bachelor’s degree examination performance of the candidate. There may be specific percentage requirements that are at their lowest.
- Some of them may have entrance examinations such as CET (Common Entrance Test) which is conducted by the state or by the university itself which candidates have to appear. These impacts modulate performance and influence admission chances.
- Applicants for such a course must have a BCom or some other graduate degree like BA or BBA degree from a recognized university.
- A form has to be filled and submitted together with the documents within a specified date.
- Some other factors such as seats available, reservations, quotas, etc. also help in admission process.
- The M.Com admission process is initiated in the month of June in general by the university.
- Ones application form is then provided online at this time on the university website or specified admissions portal.
- The last date for submission of M.Com application form is mostly second or third week of July.
- The merit list is released by the last week of July or first week of August after the applications are submitted, based on the criteria provided by the University.
- Students mentioned in the merit list are supposed to complete the admission formalities such as fees payment etc. in the time-frame as specified in the admission notification.
- The classes for M.Com program starts in the last week of August or the first week of September of Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women’s University for each academic year.
- It admits students on merit depending on performance on the qualifying examination. The candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in commerce or its equivalent discipline with the required percentage of marks (as 45-50% is generally considered).
- There are also relaxations in minimum percentage of marks for reserved category students (SC/ST/OBC).
- Besides graduation scores some value may also be given on performance in entrance tests like CET if conducted by the university/state.
- Relevant work experience in the commerce, accounting or corporate sector is often more favourably taken into account. A relevant certification or similar professional qualification may give you an edge.
- Candidates are chosen on overall merit which includes qualifying academics, scores of entrance exams (in case they have taken any), earlier work experience and how they fared in group discussions/personal interviews conducted for the admission purpose.
- I have observed that there are distinct extra places for sports students, foreign students etc. the norms of eligibility for such seats are somewhat lenient.
1. Read the university website or admission notification to establish the application deadline, application requirements including the eligibility requirements and the documents to be submitted.
2. Admission form for M.Com can be downloaded from the university website or picked-up from the university personally.
3. Ensure that all the spaces in the application form are filled and all the details provided are correct. Check whether you are eligible for that course according to the university’s requirements on academic profiles and percentage.
4. Submit the application with the needed documents attached. This generally comprises copies of 10th and 12th mark sheets, graduation degree and mark sheets, caste certificate in case applying from reserved category and so on as referred to in the admission notification.
5. Submit the demand draft of the application fees either online or by a DD. Enclose a copy of the payment slip together with the application.
6. Enclose the completed application form along with the documents and receipt of fees in person or by post/courier on or before the application deadline date. Keep proof of submission.
7. Visit the university website or admission notices for important dates for entrance tests if any, for document verification, selection list for provisional admission, and other relevant information related to final admission.
8. Attend entrance tests if any, counseling sessions as per schedule. The applicant will complete all admission formalities as per the university norms.
- M.Ed. entrance exams are given as a general mode of admissions in most of the Indian universities wherein the university or a common national or state level test provides the admission. We also learnt that some universities also admit students basing on merit.
- The application process process normally starts in March-May with exams being conducted in May-July.
- The results are declared in the months of July-August.
- Sessions of counseling and admission are through by August – September before the beginning of a new academic year.
- The candidates must hold a B. Ed in the relevant subject. Bachelor of education or equivalent teaching degree with minimum 50% marks (45% for reserved category).
- The entrance is through merit as tested by examination set by the university. The exam is aimed at revealing their ability to teach and their knowledge base, logical abilities, etc.
- Candidates shortlisted for the post have to face an interview as part of the selection process. The interview helps to check and find out hobbies, manner, speaking ability, etc.
- Final selection is made based on the cumulative score that encompasses all aspects including performance in the entrance exam, interview, and academic background. Each of the components receives weightage.
- The reservations are also made for SC/ST/OBC categories as per the rules of government.
- Other minimum requirements must also be met by the candidates as spelt out by the University in terms of age limit, domicile status, and so on.
1. It is necessary to check the university website or admission notification to get the correct information about the deadline for application and the terms of admission to the program. Some states require educational qualifications which you will have to meet.
2. Download the M.Ed prospectus and application form, both can be accessed online from the university website or directly from the university campus. Read through all the program details in order to be satisfied.
3. Fill out the application form completely and attach all required documents which are usually:3. Fill out the application form completely and attach all required documents which are usually:
- Mark sheets of X and XII standard.
- Degrees/certificates/transcripts from an undergraduate institution.
- Other relevant test scores/certificates as stipulated.
4. submit application fees (if applicable) in line with application instruction payment methods and amount.
5. Fill the application form and other requirements and scan them online or send them personally to the university admission office before the expected time. Attach any other documents as may be necessary.
6. In some cases, you may have to take an entrance exam, group discussion and/or personal interview round if you are shortlisted at the university level.
7. It is advisable to regularly check their admission status on university website/noticeboard once selection is over. Desired candidates have their names indicated in the merit lists.
8. : Admission formalities must be completed within the specified time frame if chosen by paying the fees and finalizing the enrollment.
- Phd applications in most Indian universities are processed only once a year in either the summer or monsoon semester (June/July). Seats for admission are announced 6-8 months before the beginning of application process.
- For eligibility criteria it should be seen that only those candidates are considered who have appropriate postgraduate degree with some percentage of marks. entrance test and interview as additional requirements are also common.
- The university website may have specific admission notifications for Ph.D. and relevant information about the application process during the end of 2023 or early 2024 if candidates are interested in the 2024-25 batch. Sometimes, the admission criteria and the areas of research or specializations offered are also mentioned.
- Meanwhile, you can contact the concerned university directly to know the PhD programs that are offered and admission schedules, Ph.D. programs eligibility criteria, research fields or domains etc in advance. Speaking to department faculty can also help in gaining clarity.
- The candidates should possess Post graduate degree in the respective subject with minimum 55% marks or equivalent grade.
- The candidates need to pass an entrance exam administered by the university. It would assess research ability, knowledge in the subjects and current affairs.
- Candidates who have been selected for the interview are those who managed to score well in the entrance exam. The interview assesses the candidate’s previous academic performance as well as their interests and ability to undertake an individually supervised research.
- Final selection: In addition to the entrance exam and interview, the other considerations for final selection are academic credentials and any relevant experience/publications if any.
- Students belonging to reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC) may have relaxation of 5% in qualifying exam for general category.
- Moreover, candidates must fulfill other requirements as per UGC guidelines for PhD admission in the University. This may include cleared NET/SET exams in some cases.
1. Please cross check the notification/advertisement provided in the university web site for Ph.D and verify your eligibility with respect to educational qualifications and percentage of marks.
2. Select a field of study that you want to continue your Ph.D. studies and try to find a faculty member at the university that might be interested in supervising you. Contact them to set up a discussion about research interests.
3. Go to the university website and download the Ph.D application form or go directly to the university and collect the Ph.D application form. Fill it carefully.
4. enclose all necessary documents with the application including photocopies of degrees, transcripts, experience certificates, research proposal, concept note, etc.
5. Application fees, if any, and the completed application form should be submitted to the university office within the deadline.
6. Sit for and pass any written papers and interviews carried out during the admission procedures.
7. One will be allocated a research guide in case he/she is selected. Finalise the admission process by filling up and submitting required documents and payments to formally secure a Ph.D seat.
- M.Sc. courses in India expect applicants to hold a Bachelor’s degree in the field (e.g B.Sc). the first step for admission to an M.Sc. in Physics). All the students seek admission in the university directly.
- Some standard entrance assessments might be necessary, for example CUCET (Common Entrance Test for Central Universities) or university-specific examinations. The university will give further information about any entrance exam that would be necessary.
- Typically, merit is the basis for admission – this refers to the candidate’s level of performance in the Bachelor’s program and/or their results in an entrance test. Some universities also ask for personal interview.
- Indian students are usually in the habit of making their application a year before they want to start their M.Sc.. One would require applying in 2023 once the admission notification is issued if they are to join in 2024 in the program.
- For candidates possessing the required qualification, a Bachelors degree in the relevant subject, the minimum percentage of marks required for the job may also differ from one university to the other. Popular M.Sc. 50% or higher in the Bachelors is usually needed for a program.
- CET, university test or the national level tests like UGC NET can be used for selection of candidates.
- Percentage of marks scored in the qualifying degree, marks secured in the entrance tests, if applicable, and performance in the personal interviews are usual factors for preparing final merit lists for admission.
- Other policies may also be carried out with specific seats being booked for specific categories of applicants.
1. It should be checked if you fulfill the eligibility criteria for the master’s program you would like to apply for. It is also important to make sure that you have the minimum marks/percentage and other requirements for the desired course.
2. Check the admission notification of the university by visiting its website for the relevant academic year. It usually issued in April/May each year.
3. Fill Application Forms online/offline within the stipulated dates for admission. For example, there should be an online/offline application form on the university website or a physical form one can pick and fill.
4. Submit the required documents along with the application form such as:4. Submit the required documents along with the application form such as:
- Mark sheet of Class X and XII.
- Mark sheets for graduation and a degree certificate.
- CET if any Entrance test score if applicable.
- Passport size photos
- Other Certificates and Testimonials.
5. Pay the application fee through the payment option indicated. Retain the payment receipt.
6. After submission, applicants should monitor the admission portal for shortlisted and merit-listed candidates. If shortlisted, submit any admission procedure stipulated by attending a physical interview at the university.
7. Procure any outstanding documents, original certificates for verification and make the fee payment as per the schedule allotted to you for confirming your admission.
- The requirements for most Indian universities for MA programs are based on your bachelor’s degree results. They may also require the applicant to sit for an entrance exam set by the university.
- Among the requirements for a job application is the submission of an application form which is usually lengthy and can be submitted online or offline. There is often an application fee that you have to cover.
- Typical application due dates are in some period of the April-August for programs beginning in July/August. When the admission notification is issued, you must check the university’s website.
- MA at SNDT University deals with subjects under the humanities and social science, fashion, education, etc. You will have to apply for a specific program based on the specialisation or the area of study.
- Some universities may have certain prerequisites like there should be a minimum percentage or certain scores in your bachelor’s program. There can also be an age limit beyond which the applicants are not eligible.
- Aspirants should be bachelor’s degree pass in the concerned subject with the requisite marks/percentages.
- In case of subjects such as English Sociology, Economics, etc candidates usually have to have passed BA with the same or related subject.
- There are some programs for which candidates may have to appear for an entrance test which the university may conduct. It should be mentioned that selection will be held according to performance in the test.
- There might also be personal interviews in rounds or group discussions that are employed in order to evaluate students before making selections.
- It’s possible that reservation criteria is followed and some percentage of seats are booked for candidates falling under reserved categories like SC,ST,OBC, etc.
- The selection of candidates purely on merit basis from general category is done on the basis of academic marks in qualifying exam/test, entrance test, if any, and selection rounds, if any, organized by the concerned university for providing admission to the course.
- Further screening such as documentation verification and submission of migration/transfer certificates may be completed before the final admission process.
1. Look up at the university website or advertisement for the information about the MA admission/application. It is normally launched during the month of may or June.
2. Choose the appropriate MA Program/ specialization and check if you fulfill the university’s requirements in terms of educational background, percentage of marks/marks obtained etc.
3. Go to the main web page of the university and look for the section ‘MA online application’. Open an account and make sure that you complete all your personal, academic and contact information.
4. Upload the required documents such as:4. Upload the required documents such as:
- Passport size photograph 10th onwards including marksheet and certificates.
- Degree certificates
- Caste certificate (if applicable) – Caste certificate is issued by the respective state government and is mandatory in case the student belongs to the reserved category.
- Other documents as specified, e.g. proof of residency, dependent registration form, payslip, etc.
5. Pay Application fee through credit/debit Card Net banking or other payment gateway available on the portal.
6. Print out completed application form with Application/Reference number. Has it safely as it has to be produced at the time of admission.
7. The completed application form and 2 x photocopies should be submitted with the appropriate fee in form of a print out, before the closing date to the Administrative Building of the University or via registered/speed post.
8. After closing the applications and verification, keep visiting the admission website for merit lists and more information about the admission process.