DAVV Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Courses & Fees 2025

The student scored 349.17 marks in CUET-UG (PCM+English) and is applying for 5-year integrated MTech in DAVV MP, under OBC female candidate (MP domicile). The reference merit ranks mentioned are:

OPEN: 555

UNRESERVED FEMALE: 150

OBC FEMALE: 52

OBC OPEN: 202

If your rank is within 52 for OBC female, you have a good chance.

Hey Rishita

Thanks for reaching out!

With the mentioned score, your chances of getting admission into the B.Tech+ M.Tech integrated course in computer science,AI and data science at DAVV,Indore are slightly below average based on past cutoffs. In previous years the cutoff for these courses under the general category has typically been higher above 380-400 while for reserved categories cutoffs have hovered around 305.since your score falls just below that range your chances under general category are low, but you might still have a chance if you are applying under reserved category or if cut-offs drops in later rounds

End note:

Admission is competitive, you may have a chance if you belong to reseve category or in later rounds but it's wise to keep strong backup options ready.

All the best!!

Hi Raghav!

Based on your CUET UG score of 231.57 out of 1000, getting into DAVV Indore for the Integrated B.Tech-M.Tech program in AI & Data Science might be quite difficult. This course is highly competitive, and generally, candidates scoring in the upper 600–700+ range stand better chances, especially in the open category. The integrated courses like AI and Data Science are new-age and in high demand, so the cutoffs are usually higher. However, if you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS), there’s still a slim chance you may get through in later counselling rounds or if seats remain vacant. Keep checking DAVV’s CUET counselling updates and merit lists on their admission portal. Alternatively, you can also look at similar integrated programs in other universities like CUH (Central University of Haryana), CUK (Kalaburagi), or even private options like Amity or MIT-WPU that accept CUET scores. If DAVV is your first preference, don’t lose hope—apply and attend all counselling rounds. Sometimes, seats open up in mop-up or spot rounds.

You can check more details about this college in the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/devi-ahilya-vishwavidyalaya-indore

Hope this clears things up, and wishing you the best!