Cotton University Guwahati MA Fees 2025 - 2026 is ₹ 13,050 - 49,300 for the entire course duration. This is an decrease of -50.23% (~₹49) from the previous year fee. Students must pay approximately ₹ 6,525 - 24,650 per year.
The total MA fees covers-
- Total tuition fee of ₹ 5,600 - 18,300
- Total other fee of ₹ 7,450 - 31,000
The hostel fees for Cotton University Guwahati is 14,000.
Based on 9 reviews and 683 views collected by Collegedunia last year, the most popular MA specialisation is Economics, English, Psychology.
- MA Economics total fees is ₹ 13,050
- MA English total fees is ₹ 13,050
- MA Psychology total fees is ₹ 15,050
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Yes, you can do a BCA from Cotton University, it’s offered by their Computer Science & IT department, which has qualified faculty and an updated curriculum focused on programming and practical skills. The university is NAAC-accredited with an A grade, and reviews suggest a good academic environment and approachable teachers, though placements are moderate, and infrastructure can be improved. Overall, Cotton University is a respectable choice for BCA if you want quality education in a public university with experienced faculty and solid academics.
Yes, if you have a Bachelors Degree with Major/Honours in relevant discipline and with 55% marks from a recognized university then you can obtain admission in MSc botany course.
The registration process for the Masters of Science (M.Sc) in Botany has not yet started for the 2022 – 2024 academic session but you can visit the official website to stay updated with the admission process. You can get admission on the basis of merit.
Yes, you are eligible to apply for the Bachelors of Arts (BA) Economics for this academic session as the minimum eligibility set requires one to have passed the 12th standard board examination in any stream from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.