Hello Naresh,

For admissions in Integrated Masters of Science of HCU, you will have to appear in entrance exam which will consist of one paper, which will include MCQs from mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology. The total number of MCQs will be 100 questions of equal value i.e. 1 mark with 25 MCQs being from each subject. The candidate will be evaluated for 75, not 100, so one may choose not to attempt a subject. However, there is no restriction on the number one can answer, all the MCQs asked will be of class 12th level.

Hope this answers your query, feel free to ask for more info.

Best wishes.

Heyy Harisuman Hukiya.....

The University of Hyderabad doesn't offer bachelors degrees. They only offer Masters and above courses. How ever you can find a 5 year integrated M.Tech course where you can do a Bachelors and Masters together in 5 year frame. For it they consider the JEE score. 

For more information on courses, visit below link : 

https://www.careers360.com/university/university-of-hyderabad-hyderabad

Hi Aspirant ! Thank you for contacting Careers360! University of Hyderabad provides M. A. in Communication. For detailed information, kindly visit the below mentioned link :

https://www.uohyd.ac.in/index.php/academics/2011-10-27-18-38-04/sarojini-naidu-school-of-arts-a-communication/dept-communication

Dear Sriranjini, Hyderabad University offers 5 year Integrated Courses in Mathematical Sciences, Physics, Chemical Sciences, Systems Biology, Optometry and Vision Sciences, Health Psychology and Earth Sciences under 5 year integrated M.Sc. Under MA in Humanities , Hyderabad University (HU) offers Integrated courses in Hindi, Urdu, Telugu and Language Sciences. And under MA Integrated Social Sciences, HU offers courses in Economics, History, Political Science, Sociology and Anthropology. The minimum eligibility for all these courses is 10+2. 

It would be difficult to provide you the exact information as cutoff varies every year depending on the various factors like No. of candidates appeared for the exam, Difficult level of the exam, Preformance of the candidates etc. You can check the previous year college allotment list to take an Idea about.

https://tsecet.nic.in/Default.aspx

Good Luck!

These two universities are considered as best in India Thus both of them conduct there entrance program after april.

entrance program is conducted which you have to qualify. After that, if you get marks under cut-off. Then only you get admission.

JNU entrance is in May.

Hello,

the eligiblity criteria in university of hyderabad is sucha that B.Sc with 60% marks in aggregate with Chemistry as the main subject as well as Written Test conducted by the university +Interview. The written test will carry 75 marks and the interview 25 marks. as you mentionm that chemistry is one of your main subject you can get admission into the university 

hope this helps you !

all the best !

For admission in Hyderabad university, application form is to be filled online by visiting the official website https://www.uohyd.ac.in

• Hyderabad University conducts Written Tests and Interviews to offers admission in Integrated MA, Integrated M.Sc and MA, M.Sc & MPH courses.
• Integrated M.Tech (Computer Science) admission is based on the score in jee main.
• M.Sc (Biotechnology) admission is offered through CEED conducted by JNU.
• GATE qualified candidates can apply for admission to M.Tech program. Hyderabad University will conduct a Written Test and Interview for the shortlisted candidates.
• CAT qualified candidates are eligible to apply for MBA course. Final admission is done through GD and PI.
• Admission to MCA program is based on the score in National Institute of Technology Master of Computer Application Common Entrance Test ( NIMCET ).
• MPA and MFA admissions are granted on the basis of Written Test and Practical Test/ Interview.
• M.Phil & Ph.D. admission is based on candidates’ performance in Written Test conducted by the university followed by an interview.
• UGC NET /CSIR NET/NBHM /JRF/ICMR/ ICAR/ DBT are also eligible to apply for M.Phil & Ph.D. courses. Such candidates will be exempted from the university-based Written Test.
• Good luck