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JNU ENTRANCE EXAM

 ALL ABOUT JNU ENTRANCE EXAM

CONTENTS
Introduction03
Application Form 04
Eligibility08
Courses10
Exam Pattern 12
Important Dates 14
Result15
Cutoff18
Counselling21

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JNU ENTRANCE EXAM: AN INTRODUCTION

Jawaharlal Nehru University is one of the primer institutions in the country. With a Central
University tag, the varsity provides both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The
university offers around 10 undergraduate programmes while a total of 37 post graduate pro-
grammes. There are a total of 9 undergraduate schools and 12 post graduate schools.

The university starts the admission procedure for the academic year almost six months prior to
the usual admissions conducted in other universities. JNU admissions registration procedure
starts in the month of September with the application forms and ends with the counselling
procedure which is conducted in the last week of July and first week of August. JNU conducts
the entrance exam every year in the offline format for both undergraduate and postgraduate
programmes.

All about JNU e-book will help candidates understand the admission procedure of the univer-
sity. This e-book will given candidates details about the application procedure and registration
for admissions which two of the most important steps in the admission process of JNU.

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JNU APPLICATION FORM

Jawaharlal Nehru University will release the application form as the first step of the admis-
sion process for the academic year. Candidates who wish to seek admission to the different
undergraduate and post graduate programmes must fill and submit the application form
which is available online. The application form will include the candidates’ personal infor-
mation, academic information and bank account details which has to be filled and submitted.
Candidates will also get a chance to make corrections in their application forms but they
are advised to have a look at the application form before moving on to the fee payment pro-
cedure. The application fee has to be paid for the amount of subjects the candidates wishes
to appear for in the entrance exam. The application form can be submitted both online and
offline.

JNU Application Dates

Events Important Dates *

Notification for JNU 2018 September 2018

Online registration for JNUEE 2018 begins September 2018

Online registration for JNUEE 2018 ends October 2018

Online application form begins September 2018

Online application form ends October 2018

Payment of fee for JNUEE 2018 begins September 2018

Payment of fee for JNUEE 2018 ends October 2018

Correction in JNU 2018 application form October 2018

Conduct of JNU Entrance Examination December 2018

Application process
Given below is the detailed application process. Candidates can follow the steps given below
while filling the application form.

Step 1: Online Registration

●● Click on the Application Form link
●● Click on the ‘Apply now’ tab on the Admission page.
●● Read the instructions given after which you need to click on the ‘I Agree, Apply Online’ tab towards
the end.

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●● Enter the name, Date of Birth, Address, Mobile Number, Email Id and Study Programmes you wish
to apply for.
●● Create a password following the instructions given for the same. (Make sure to keep the password
in mind for further references)
●● Enter the Captcha mentioned and click on the ‘Register Now’ tab.

Step 2: Personal and Academic Details

After online registration of JNUEE is completed, login using the JNU ID/ Registration
Number and Password you just created.
Fill in the required details mentioned on the page such as basic information, academic quali-
fication (school/undergraduate academic details), contact details.
Select the programme of your choice (You can select upto three programmes)
Select the test centre of your convenience from the 54 centres options given.

Step 3: Upload Documents

After filling in the academic and programme details you now have to upload the necessary
documents.
Make sure to upload all the documents in the appropriate size specified for each of the docu-
ments.

Documents required to be uploaded along with their size

Documents Specifications (Size, Pixels and Background)

Photograph Size - 20 to 50 KB
150 pixel wide and 200 pixel height
Light color background

Signature Size - 10 to 20 KB
140 pixel wide and 60 pixel height
Black or blue ink ball point pen

Step 3 – Fee Payment

After uploading the necessary details candidates will now have to pay the application fee
Before moving on to the application fee payment candidates are advised to have a thorough
look at the form and make sure that all the spellings and preferences given, documents
uploaded etc are correct so that there will be no further problem.

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The application fee details pertaining to different categories are given below for reference.

JNU Application Form Fees for One Subject

Category JNU Application Fees (in INR)

General/ OBC 530

SC/ ST/ PwD 310

Below Poverty Line (BPL) 110

Application Form Fees for Two Subjects

Category JNU Application Fees (in INR)

General/ OBC 800
SC/ ST/ PwD 415
Below Poverty Line (BPL) 215

Application Form Fees for Three Subjects

Category JNU Application Fees (in INR)
General/ OBC 1000

SC/ ST/ PwD 500

Below Poverty Line (BPL) 300

Application Fee payment mode

●● Candidates can remit application fee in online as well as offline modes.
●● The application fees can be paid online using Debit Card/ Credit Card/ Net Banking.
●● The application fees can be paid offline mode through SBI Bank Challan.
●● Candidates need to note that no changes will be allowed in application form after application fee
for JNUEE has been paid.

Step 4 - JNU Application Form submission and status

●● Candidates will get a confirmation about successful submission of application form after a confir-
mation page is displayed with an Unique Application Number (UAN) of JNUEE.

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●● Candidates should to keep the UAN in hand for future references as candidates will be provided a
registration number at the time of issue of admit card 2019.
●● Candidates are also advised to get printout of application form for further references.
●● Candidates need not send application form to the official address of Jawaharlal Nehru University.

Edit/Modify application option

●● Candidates will be given a chance to edit/modify the details provided in the application form.
●● For this the University will mention specific days in which the modification can be done.

Given below are the filed which can be edited when the correction window in opened.

Field that can be modified

Particulars Permitted change in field
Academic Subject, Examination board, Passing year of qualifying examination,
Name of institution, Name of school, Name of district

Programme Add or Delete choice of study programme

Exam Centre Exam centre preferences

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JNU ELIGIBILITY
The eligibility criteria mentions the specific eligibility criteria to apply for each of the dif-
ferent subjects offered by the university. All the programmes offered by the university have
mentioned the minimum marks required by candidates in their qualifying examination.
Given below are the eligibility for the different courses.

Eligibility Criteria
Candidates can check the eligibility criteria given below as per the different programmes
offered by the University.

Subject Eligibility
B.A (H) Arts Candidates should have completed Senior School Certificate (10+2) or equiva-
lent examination with minimum of 45 percent marks.
The candidates who are due to appear in Senior School Certificate (10+2) or
equivalent examination are eligible to apply.

M.A. in Politics (with Candidates should have completed their graduation in any discipline under
specialization in Inter- 10+2+3 education pattern with minimum 50 percent marks.
national Studies)

M.A. in Economics Candidates should have a Bachelor Degree in Economics (H) with Mathematics
(with Specialization in as an additional subject.
World Economy) Candidates with a Bachelor degree in Mathematics (H) with Economics as an
additional subject or bachelor degree in Statistics (H) with Mathematics and
Economics as subsidiary subjects under 10+2+3 education pattern securing at
least 50 percent marks aggregate are also eligible.

M.A. in Arabic, Chinese, For English and Linguistics, candidates must have a undergraduate degree in
French, German, Japa- any discipline under 10+2+3 education pattern with at least 50 percent marks
nese, Hindi, Korean, in aggregate.
Linguistics, Persian, For German, candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline under
Russian, Spanish and 10+2+3 education pattern securing at least 50 percent marks in aggregate with
Urdu adequate proficiency in German language.
For languages other than English, Linguistics and German, candidates should
have bachelor’s degree in any discipline under 10+2+3 education pattern secur-
ing at least 45 percent marks aggregate with adequate proficiency in the lan-
guage programme concerned.

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Subject Eligibility
M.A. in Economic, For Geography and Sociology, candidates should have completed their bach-
Geography, History, elor’s Degree in any discipline under 10+2+3 academic pattern securing at least
Political Science, Soci- 45 percent marks in aggregate of all subjects.
ology, Philosophy and For Economics, candidates must have a Bachelor Degree in any discipline
Development & Labour securing at least 50 percent marks aggregate, with knowledge of Mathematics
Studies at 10+2 level.
For Political Science, candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree in any disci-
pline under 10+2+3 education pattern securing at least 50 percent marks in
aggregate of Social Sciences subjects and at least 55 percent marks aggregate
of Science & Technology subjects.
For History and Development & Labour Studies, candidates need to have a
Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline under 10+2+3 education pattern securing at
least 50 percent marks in aggregate of the subjects.

M.Sc in Life Sciences Candidates must have a Bachelor Degree either B.Sc. /B.Tech or Equivalent in
Biological/ Physical/ Agricultural Sciences or Biotechnology stream from any
state or central recognised Institute/ University.
Candidates must have obtained at least 55 percent marks in aggregate of all
subjects.

M.Sc in Environmental Candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree in any branch of Basic or Applied
Sciences Sciences under 10+2+3 education pattern from school/ Institute/ University as
recognised at state or national level.
Candidates need to have secured at least 55 percent marks in aggregate of
subjects of qualifying degree examination.

MCA (Masters in Com- Candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline under 10+2+3 edu-
puter Applications) cation pattern from any state or Nationally recognised Institute or University.
Candidates must be competent adequately with at least 55 percent marks at
graduation level in aggregate of all subjects.

M.Sc in Physics Candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree with Physics as one of the subjects
in any discipline under 10+2+3 education pattern securing at least 55 percent
marks in aggregate.
Candidates who have qualified Bachelor’s Degree either in Physics, Chemistry
and Mathematics combined or in Physics Honours or with B.Tech in Electron-
ics/Electrical/Mechanical/Computer are also eligible.

M.A. in Arts and Aes- Candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline under 10+2+3 aca-
thetics demic pattern.
Candidates need to have obtained minimum 50 percent marks to be eligible for
admissions.

M.A. in Sanskrit Candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree in Sanskrit or in any subject under
10+2+3 education pattern from any recognised Institute or University.
Candidates should have a minimum of 45 percent marks for admissions to M.A
in Sanskrit.

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JNU COURSES
Jawaharlal Nehru University offers both undergraduate and post graduate programmes.
Candidates can check below th different programmes offered by the university along with
their centres and intake.

JNU Courses – Undergraduate Programmes

Centre Subject Intake

Centre of Persian and Central Asian Studies B.A (H) Pashto 15
B.A (H) Persian 31

Centre of Arabic and African Studies B.A (H) Arabic 31

Centre for Japanese Studies B.A (H) Japanese 38

Centre for Korean Studies B.A (H) Korean 31

Centre for Chinese & South-East Asian Studies B.A (H) Chinese 35

Centre for French and Francophone Studies B.A (H) French 38

Centre of German Studies B.A (H) German 38

Centre of Russian Studies B.A (H) Russian

Centre of Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Latin American Studies B.A (H) Spanish 31

Total Number of Seats 342

JNU Courses – Post Graduate Programmes

Programme schools in JNU JNU Courses Seats*

School of International M.A. in Politics (with specialization in International 92
Studies Studies)

M.A. in Economics (with Specialization in World Econ- 31

omy)

School of Language, Literature M.A. in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, 212#
and Culture Studies Hindi, Korean, Linguistics, Persian, Russian, Spanish
and Urdu

School of Social Sciences M.A. in Economic, Geography, History, Political Science, 434#
Sociology, Philosophy and Development & Labour Stud-
ies

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Programme schools in JNU JNU Courses Seats*

School of Life Sciences M.Sc in Life Sciences 38

School of Environmental Sci- M.Sc in Environmental Sciences 31

ences

School of Computer and System MCA (Masters in Computer Applications) 46

Sciences

School of Physical Sciences M.Sc in Physics 31

School of Computational and Integrated M.Sc-Ph.D 18

Integrative Sciences

School of Arts and Aesthetics M.A. in Arts and Aesthetics 23

Centre for Sanskrit Studies M.A. in Sanskrit 33

Centre for Molecular Medicine Integrated M.Sc-Ph.D 5

School of Biotechnology M.Sc in Biotechnology 31

12 Schools 34 Courses 1025

Seats

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JNU EXAM PATTERN

JNU Exam pattern mentions the pattern for each entrance examination. The candidates
have to answer a total of 100 questions in a duration of three hours. However, the exam pat-
tern will differ as per the subjects. While certain subjects will contain both subjective and
objective questions others will contain only objective questions. Check here the detailed
exam pattern of the different subjects

Exam Pattern B.A Programme

●● Candidates who will attempt the examination for the B.A Programme must be prepared to answer
a total of 100 objective type questions.
●● The Question paper is divided into two sections which are further divided into parts.
●● Candidates will have to answer the first section which will contain objective type questions from
Reasoning, English grammar, Comprehension, Language for 50 marks.
●● Section two will contain descriptive type questions for 50 marks
●● Total duration of the exam will be three hours

Exam Pattern M.A Programme

●● The entrance exam for M.A Programme will be based on micro-economics, macroeconomics, math-
ematics and statistics, International trade, public economics and economic development.
●● Candidates will have to answer 100 objective type questions.
●● Negative marking will be applicable.

Exam Pattern M.A in Language, Literature and Culture

Studies
●● M.A Language, Literature and Culture Studies exam pattern for JNU 2019 will be 100 objective
type questions on topics from Language, and topics on grammar, translations, short essays and
about society, culture and literature of language origin country.

Exam Pattern M.Sc Programme

●● The exam pattern for M.Sc .Programme is divided into two parts. The first part will contain ques-
tions from Science and Maths (based on Class 12)
●● The second part will carry questions purely based on science such as Physics, Geology, Botany,
Zoology, Chemistry and Mathematics at B.Sc level.
●● Candidates will have to answer 100 objective type questions.

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Exam pattern M.Sc Physics and Chemistry

●● Candidates must prepare themselves for questions from Physical Chemistry and Mathematics at
B.Sc. (General) level for M.Sc Physics
●● M.Sc Chemistry, the questions will be based on Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. M.Sc
in Physics and Chemistry will contain objective type questions only.

Exam Pattern M.A in Arts and Aesthetics

●● M.A in Arts and Aesthetics question paper will be divided into two sections containing Short and
Long answer questions.
●● Candidates must prepare themselves to answer both the types of questions in the stipulated time.

Exam Pattern M.A Sanskrit

●● The mode of exam will be either English or Sanskrit.
●● Candidates have to answer short answer type questions for a total of 100 marks.
●● No negative marking is applicable.

Exam Pattern M.Sc Molecular Science

●● The question paper for M.Sc Molecular Science is divided into two sections.
●● The first section will contain objective type questions from topics such as molecular medicine.
●● The second section will be based on topics such a botany, zoology, physics, chemistry and relevant
subjects.

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JNU IMPORTANT DATES

The important dates related to JNU admissions will give clarification to candidates about
the different events related to the admissions of JNU. The application forms of JNU will
be released in September after which the admission procedures will continue until August
first week. The university conducts the admissions way head of time by starting it almost six
months prior to the usual admission procedures.

Exam Dates and Events

Events Dates
Notification September

Online registration for JNUEE begins September

Online application form window of JNU opens September

Last date to register for JNUEE October

Last date to submit online application form of JNU October

Application Correction window October

Issue of JNUEE admit card December

Conduct of JNUEE December

Results of JNUEE written examination February

JNU Viva-Voice of qualified candidates March

JNU Non-Viva-Voce programmes April

JNU Merit list for non viva-voice programmes March

JNU Merit list for Viva-Voice based programmes April

Registration for JNU admissions July

Last date of fee payment for admissions July

Second merit list for JNU admissions July

Registration for second seat allotment July

Last date of admissions and registration August

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JNU RESULT
The Results of JNU entrance exam will be released by the university by the month of Feb-
ruary. The result will be released online. Candidates can find here the steps to follow while
downloading the result and the components you will find in your JNU result.

JNU Result – Important Dates

Events Dates
Conduct of JNUEE Last week of December

Results of JNUEE written examination Second week of February

Second week of April

JNU Viva-Voce of qualified candidates Third week of March

JNU Merit list for Non-viva-voce programmes Second week of February

JNU Merit list for Viva-Voce based programmes Second week of April

Registration for JNU admissions From third week of July

Last date of fee payment for admissions Last week of July

Second merit list for JNU admissions Last week of July

Registration for second seat allotment Last week of July

Last date of admissions and registration Second week of August

How to download JNU result

Given below are the steps to download the result conducted for the JNU admissions. Can-
didates can refer to the steps given here while downloading the result.

●● Click on the official link given below (Link will be activated after the results are declared by the
university)
●● Candidates can either click on ‘Search by Application Number’ or ‘Search by Registration Number’
●● A drop down will appear where candidates will have to select ‘Programme of Study’ from the menu
●● Select the ‘field of study’
●● Enter your Application/ Registration Number
●● Click on ‘Search’
●● The result showing the marks and ranks scored by the candidate will appear.

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JNU Result - Category-wise reservation previous year (2018)

Category Seats Reserved

SC 15%

ST 7.5%

OBC 27%

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JNU CUTOFF
The cutoff of JNU will be released by the third or fourth week of February. The cutoff men-
tions the minimum marks required by candidates to make it to the registration process of
JNU admissions. Given below are the cutoff marks from the previous years for the different
subjects offered by the university.

JNU Cutoff – Previous years cutoff (2018) for Post

Graduate programmes

JNU cutoff - Round 1 Previous year (2018)

Programme GEN OBC SC ST PH FN

MA in Hindi 51 47 42 38 46 NA

MA in Urdu 77 67 37 54 58 NA

MA in Economics 75.5 57 44 39.5 39.5 49.5

MA in Economics (with specialization

85 62 55 56 NA 31
in World Economy)

MA in Geography 46.06 39.08 38.11 38.09 32.6 NA

MA in Sociology 70.19 57 59 67.5 38 59

M.Sc in Chemistry 68 62 51 45 NA NA

M.Sc in Environmental Sciences 59 55.5 44.5 NA 27 NA

MA in Development and Labour Stud-

55 44 NA NA NA NA
ies

M.Sc in Computational & Integrative

58.4 46.029 41.014 28.107 NA NA
Sciences

M.Sc in Molecular Medicine 66.371 49.843 58.057 54.414 NA NA

MA in International Relations and Area

64 61 61 62 56 53
Studies

MA in Arts and Aesthetics 85 63 54 59 65 69

MA in Ancient History 68 60 56 58.5 37 NA

MA in Political Science 67 56 53 57 35 34

M.Sc in Life Sciences 71.75 65.06 58.12 50.79 43.75 44.8

MA in Philosophy 67 56 52 44 31 40

MA in Sanskrit 66.5 39 42.5 25 42 NA

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JNU Cutoff – Previous Year cutoff (2018) Post graduate

programme

JNU cutoff - Round 2 previous year (2018)

Programme GEN OBC SC ST PH FN

MA in Hindi NA NA NA NA NA NA

MA in Urdu 76 NA NA NA NA NA

MA in Economics 73 54.25 40.5 37.5 25.75 NA

MA in Economics (with specialization in

84 59 52 NA NA NA
World Economy)

MA in Geography 42.55 38.39 37.23 NA 25.56 NA

MA in Sociology 69 56.5 54.5 NA NA 41

M.Sc in Chemistry 66 56 NA NA NA NA

M.Sc in Environmental Sciences 57.25 55.5 44.5 NA 27 NA

MA in Development and Labour Studies NA NA NA NA NA NA

M.Sc in Computational & Integrative Sci-

55.391 45.014 29.6 NA NA NA
ences

M.Sc in Molecular Medicine NA 49.786 NA NA NA NA

MA in International Relations and Area

63 60 NA 61 NA NA
Studies

MA in Arts and Aesthetics 82 60 NA NA 43 NA

MA in Ancient History NA 58 53 NA 29 NA

MA in Political Science 65 NA 50 55 34 NA

M.Sc in Life Sciences 71.39 64.43 56.75 49.46 NA NA

MA in Philosophy 66 NA 37 54 NA NA

MA in Sanskrit NA NA 38 NA 35 NA

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JNU Cutoff 2017 – Round 1

Programme GEN OBC SC ST PH FN

MA in Hindi 51 47 42 38 46 NA

MA in Urdu 77 67 37 54 58 NA

MA in Economics 77.7 58.6 56.9 65 51 44.2

MA in Geography 46.06 39.08 38.11 38.09 32.6 NA

MA in Sociology 70.19 57 59 67.5 38 45

M.Sc in Chemistry 68 62 51 45 NA NA

M.Sc in Environmental Sciences 59 55.75 46.5 41.75 36.5 31.25

MA in Development and Labour Studies 55 45 42 46 48 NA

JNU 2017 Cut off - Round 2

Programme GEN OBC SC ST PH FN

MA in Hindi NA NA NA NA NA NA

MA in Urdu 76 NA NA NA 53 NA

MA in Economics 73 54.25 40.5 37.5 25.75 NA

MA in Geography 42.55 38.39 37.23 NA 25.56 NA

MA in Sociology 69 56.5 54.5 NA NA 41

M.Sc in Chemistry 66 56 NA NA NA NA

M.Sc in Environmental Sciences 57.25 55.5 44.5 NA 27 NA

MA in Development and Labour Studies NA 44 NA NA NA NA

Factors that determine JNU cutoff

The cutoff is determined by the university keeping in mind a few factors some of which are
mentioned below. The points below are the factors which will be taken into consideration
while preparing the cutoff.

●● Total number of JNU applicants for a particular programme

●● Difficulty level of the examination
●● Minimum marks acquired by candidates
●● Maximum Marks acquired by candidates
●● The programme for which the examination was held
●● The cutoff trends from the previous years

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JNU COUNSELLING
The counselling procedure of JNU will begin with the registration process which will start
after the merit list is declared. Candidates will have to register for the admissions process
after which a second merit list will be declared which will be considered as the final admis-
sion list. Candidates can check here the counselling procedure along with the list of docu-
ments that need to be submitted during the counselling process.

JNU Counselling – Important Dates

Event Dates
Publication of merit list (for viva-voice papers) April

Registration of candidates for JNU admissions Third or Fourth week of July

JNU Admissions begins Last week of July

Last date to deposit fee for JNU admissions Last week of July

Release of second merit list for JNU admissions Last week of July
(wherever applicable)

Registration of candidates based on second admis- Last week of July

sion list of JNU

JNU Admissions ends Second week of August

JNU Counselling Process

●● The counselling process of JNU begins with the publication of JNU merit list.
●● After the university releases the merit list the candidates who have qualified the merit list will have
to download the pre-enrollment admission form which will be available online.
●● The registration for the admissions will begin in the third or fourth week of July. The registration
dates will be different for different courses.
●● After the registration process is completed the university will release the second merit list contain-
ing the list of candidates who completed the registration process. This will be the final admission
list for JNU.

Document to carry for JNU Counselling

Candidates must make a note of the documents to be taking along with them for the docu-
ment verification process. The document verification is conducted as part of the JNU admis-
sions. The list of the documents is given here.

●● Enrolment Form
●● Five copies of recent passport size photographs

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●● Central Library Application Form

●● Two sets of self-attested copies of (10+2), or an equivalent examination certificate showing the age/
date of birth of the candidate.
●● Character Certificate from last attended institution
●● Two sets of self-attested copies of the statement of marks obtained by the candidate along with pass-
ing certificate of Degree/Master’s Degree examination or their equivalent examination
●● For SC/ST Candidates: Two attested copies of SC/ ST Certificate in the prescribed format in sup-
port of their claim for admission against the reserved quota.
●● Candidate should bring original caste/category certificate at the time of admission/registration
●● OBC Candidates: Two copies of OBC Certificate in the prescribed format.
●● Candidate should bring original caste/category certificate at the time of admission/registration
●● For PWD Candidates: Two copies of Disability Certificate in the prescribed Format issued by a
Competent Medical Authority indicating the nature and extent (including percentage) of Physical
Disability in support.

Following documents will be submitted by the candidate (in original) at the Admission
Counter in a separate envelope while taking admission/registration:

●● Mark sheets of qualifying exam

●● Degree/Provisional Certificate of the qualifying examination,
●● Migration certificate
●● Character Certificate (from last attended institution)
●● Anti-ragging Affidavits

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