Admission Rules & Regulations

Eligibility

• Go through all the instructions given in the college prospectus carefully.
• For B.A., candidates should have passed Senior Secondary (10+2) of any recognized Board or University with at least 33% marks, or equivalent, as per MJPRU Bareilly norms.
• For B.Com., candidates should have passed Senior Secondary (10+2) with at least 33% marks in the Commerce group, or the Non-Commerce group with Economics, Maths or Statistics as one subject, as per MJPRU Bareilly norms.
• For B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, candidates should have passed Senior Secondary (10+2) with at least 50% marks in the Science group (PCM/PCB) or Agriculture, as per MJPRU Bareilly norms.
• For Post Graduate courses, candidates should hold a Bachelor's degree with at least 45% marks, or equivalent. SC/ST students who have passed a Bachelor's degree can apply directly, with no percentage criteria.

Process

• Register on the MJPRU (Samarth) admission portal first.
• Before submitting the registration form, read every point on it carefully.
• Attach self-certified copies of your mark sheets and documents with the registration form.
• Submit a hard copy of the online registration form to the college.
• The merit list declared by the college is final and binding.
• Fill the admission form of the college.
• Attach self-attested copies of your mark sheets and documents with the admission form.
• Paste your latest photograph in the space provided on the admission form.
• Submit the admission form to the college.
• Bring all original mark sheets and documents at the time of admission for physical verification.

Conduct & conditions

• If any document or declaration submitted by a candidate is found false or forged at any stage, the admission will be cancelled and the candidate may be liable for prosecution under law.
• Candidature remains provisional until the candidate furnishes all required documents, including final results of the qualifying exam, at the time of admission.
• A candidate found involved in any criminal activity may be debarred from admission at the college's discretion.