Sourashtra College Admission 2024 - Dates, Form, Online Process, Fees

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.

A minimum pass of 35% marks at the Higher Secondary examination or the qualifying examination for admission to UG courses and minimum pass of marks at the UG level for admission to PG courses are fixed. The cut off percentage of marks for admission at the entry level varies from community to community, course to course etc. The applicants’ marks and other data given in the application are fed into the computer and the merit list is prepared for each course on the basis of OC / BC / OBC / SC / ST / MBC / Minority / Physically Challenged/Ex-servicemen etc.