Yes, you are directly eligible to get into the MBA program of Parul University. You don't need to sit for an entrance exam—admission is based solely on your graduation marks.
If you have graduated with 50% and above, you can apply directly and have 24 specializations to choose from. These are the more sought-after ones, like Finance, HR, and Marketing.

In particular, the lateral entry route for engineering and related programmes allows diploma holders to enrol at Chandigarh University. For admission, students must have a three-year diploma in the relevant engineering or technology field (with at least 50% or 60% of the possible points, depending on the programme) to be eligible.

For example, the B.E. (Lateral Entry) in Computer Science Engineering requires a three-year diploma in CSE, IT, or ECE with a minimum of 60% of the possible points. Other B.E. (Lateral Entry) programmes require a three-year diploma with at least 50% in any engineering or technology branch.

Yes, Parul University admits directly without an entrance exam for almost all the courses. The courses that are offered—BBA, BCA, B.Com, B.Sc, B.Pharm, LLB, MA, M.Com, MCA, and M.Sc—are offered based on your performance on your recent qualifying exam, be it your 12th board marks or your graduation marks. So, if you are eligible, you are free to apply directly.

However, some of the vocational courses, like B.Tech, B.Arch, and MBBS, require entrance exams like JEE/GUJCET, NATA, or NEET, respectively.

Yes, you are able to join the majority of courses without having to sit for an entrance exam. Prior to applying, ensure that you check your course eligibility on the website.

Yes, a lot of banks offer education loans for Chandigarh University admission, and if you follow the university's instructions, the application process should be simple.

A number of banks, including Bank of Baroda, Punjab & Sind Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, and others, have official partnerships with Chandigarh University. Most students can choose from options that don't require collateral, and the process is simplified.

No, direct admission is not available for the MBA programme at Chandigarh University. All applicants must take the Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test (CUCET) as part of the standard admissions process. programmes at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including an MBA.

In 2025, Chandigarh University will require the CUCET entrance for MBA admissions, despite some sources mentioning "direct admission" based on merit or qualifying exam scores.

Fee for the MBA Course in different specializations:

Note- You must qualify in CUCET to secure admission to the MBA program at Chandigarh University. Direct admission (without entrance exam) is not available.

Your interests, abilities, and professional objectives will determine which Chandigarh University course is "best" for you. Nonetheless, these are some of the most promising choices based on industry demand, placement trends, and compensation packages.

The course that best suits your interests and long-term professional objectives is ultimately the best one.

Yes, if you want to join the Bachelor of Arts (BA) course at Chandigarh University in 2025, you are generally required to appear for the Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test (CUCET) as part of the admission process. 

After the SNAP 2024 results are declared and you manage to get the desired score, you’ll be shortlisted for the Symbiosis MBA admission process. Based on your SNAP 2024 percentile, you’ll be called for Group Exercise and Personal Interaction (GE-PI). 

Every SIU institute has its own admission process for each of its MBA specialisations. Additionally, each institution’s / program's cutoff is prepared on an independent basis. An applicant may be shortlisted for multiple institutions / programs based on their overall SNAP percentile. In this case, the candidate is expected to take part in the GE-PI for each institute / program separately.

After the GE-PI round is over, a merit list is displayed on the official websites of the respective institutes. A wait list is also released, in case there are any vacant seats.

The process to check vacant seats at the GNLU Silvassa Campus is by visiting the university’s website- https://www.gnlus.ac.in/admissions/ 

The university has already closed its admissions for UG and PG courses. However, if there are some vacant seats which did not fill during the counseling process, the administration will notify about the same on the official website.

The Gujarat National Law University or GNLU conducts entrance-based admissions. The university offers 18 courses at the UG, PG, PhD and PG diploma level. Some of these courses are- BA LLB (Hons), BCom LLB (Hons), LLM, etc. The university also offers certificate courses in Comparative Taxation Law, Business Regulation on International Financial Service Centre, Introduction to Japanese law, etc. 

The consortium of National Law Universities conducts the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) to shortlist candidates for their UG and PG law programmes. The admissions for 2024-25 are already closed. 

Here are the important dates for CLAT 2024 (for 2025-26 admissions):

Here is the admission process at GNLU:

• Eligible candidates must fill out the CLAT application form.
• Then, they must appear for the CLAT UG & PG exam, and obtain a valid score. 
• Once the results are declared, they must participate in the counseling, which is conducted in the online mode.
• During the counseling process, candidates must give preference to GNLU Gandhinagar.
• Candidates are chosen for GNLU admissions based on their performance in the CLAT UG and PG counseling, the seat vacancy, document verification, and payment of fees.
• Once assigned a seat, selected candidates must verify their documents, and pay the course fees to complete their GNLU Gandhinagar admission.