Shri Maneklal M Patel Institute of Sciences and Research, Gandhinagar Admission 2025: Dates, Registration, Fees, Eligibility

 Shri Maneklal M Patel Institute of Sciences and Research, Gandhinagar is an illustrious institution providing a variety of courses at the undergraduate as well as postgraduate level in different branches of sciences. The institute is garnering recognition for its quality education and research facilities. Admission in the SMPISR is therefore tailored to select bright students with the fervor for research in sciences and academic excellence.

Most of the programs are merit-based with regard to admission into the institute.  A general framework with which applicants are judged is through an assessment of academic performance in their qualifying examination.

For undergraduate studies, students who have done their 10+2 education with science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology) from a recognized board are eligible to apply for. Usually, this selection is done on the basis of performance in the qualifying examination. For postgraduate programs, students must have obtained their bachelor's degree in the relevant discipline from a recognized university.

Application Process

The application would remain simple and made available to all applicants who satisfied the requirements. The application guide describes each step of the application process:

1. Admissions Announcement: The institute announces the commencement of the admission procedure through its various official channels. Following all announcements directly from the institute remains a vital task for the prospective students.

2. Online Application: An online application should be filled by the candidates with appropriate particulars. Ensure that every detail is filled in correctly and completely.

3. Document Submission: Along with the online application form, candidates should upload scanned copies of their required certificates. These documents would mainly include:

   • 10th and 12th mark sheets (for B.Sc applicants)

   • Bachelor's degree mark sheets and certificates (for M.Sc applicants)

   • ID proof

   • Recent passport-size photograph

   • Any other certificate required by the institute

4. Application Fee Payment: Candidates must make payment for the filled-in application through the online payment gateway.

5. Merit List Preparation: After the last date for submission of application forms, the institute prepares a merit list based on the candidate's performance in the qualifying examinations.

6. Merit List Publication: The merit list shall be published through the official communication avenues. It is advisable for the candidates to keep on checking their status.

7. Document Verification: Successful candidates will get an invitation for document verification. Original documents for thorough checking should be presented.

8. Fee Payment: On successful verification, payments for course fees must be undertaken by the candidate within a specified timeframe to confirm their admission.

9. Admission Confirmation: Admissions will be confirmed with the payment of fees and completion of formalities, and students will obtain an admission letter from the institute.

Degree-wise Admission Process

A. Admission procedure for B.Sc. programs

B.Sc. Programs offered by the institute in Microbiology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science are on a merit basis considering the marks obtained in the 10+2 examination.
Intake Capacity:

• B.Sc Microbiology and Chemistry: 180 seats

• B.Sc Physics and Mathematics: 90 seats each

• B.Sc Computer Science: 30 seats

B. Admission procedure for M.Sc. programs

Admission to M.Sc programs in Microbiology, Mathematics, Organic Chemistry, Biotechnology, Physics, Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Information Technology is based on academic merit calculated with consideration of marks obtained in bachelor's degree relevant to the subject.
Intake capacity:

• M.Sc Microbiology and M.Sc Mathematics: 180 seats each

• M.Sc Organic Chemistry: 160 seats

• M.Sc Biotechnology and M.Sc Physics: 90 seats each

• M.Sc Analytical Chemistry: 60 seats

• M.Sc Physical Chemistry and M.Sc Inorganic Chemistry: 30 each

• M.Sc Information Technology