What is the admission process for BA at BRAUSS Indore?

BA admission at BRAUSS is merit-based on Class 12 marks. Apply online at braussutd.mponline.gov.in. A merit list is published and shortlisted candidates verify documents and pay the fee to confirm the seat. No entrance exam is required.

Does BRAUSS accept CUET PG for MA admission?

Yes, CUET PG scores are accepted for select PG programmes at BRAUSS. Candidates who appeared in CUET PG can submit their scorecard during the application. Check the official admission notification for the updated list of CUET PG eligible programmes.

What is the minimum eligibility for MA admission at BRAUSS?

Candidates need a Bachelors degree in a relevant discipline with at least 45% aggregate marks. SC and ST candidates are eligible with 40%. Admission to most MA specialisations is based on graduation merit.

Is there an entrance exam for PhD admission at BRAUSS?

Yes, BRAUSS conducts a university-level entrance test for PhD admission. Shortlisted candidates appear for a personal interview. UGC-NET qualified candidates may be exempt from the entrance test. Confirm this in the official PhD admission notification.

What is the application fee for BRAUSS 2026 admission?

The application fee is INR 400 for General and OBC candidates. SC, ST, and PwBD candidates pay INR 200. Payment is made online through the MP Online portal at the time of form submission.

Does BRAUSS have a management quota or direct admission?

No. BRAUSS is a Madhya Pradesh state government university. All seats are filled through merit and the universitys entrance process. There is no management quota, NRI quota, or direct admission route.

What is the MP reservation policy at BRAUSS?

BRAUSS follows MP state reservation norms. SC candidates receive 16% reservation, ST gets 20%, OBC gets 14%, and EWS gets 10%. PwBD candidates get 6% horizontal reservation across all categories.

How many specialisations are offered in MA and PhD at BRAUSS?

MA is offered in 22 specialisations including Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Political Science, Buddhist Studies, Women Studies, Journalism, and Yoga Science. PhD admission is available across 17 specialisations in social sciences, humanities, law, management, and agriculture.