Presidency College Alwar Answered Questions

Presidency College and Christ University both are renowned universities for B.A. However, in terms of affordability, Presidency College is a better option since the total tuition fee for Presidency College is INR 200,000 and the total tuition fee for B.A. at Christ University is INR 165,000 - INR 555,000.
In the total fees that students generally end up paying the university or the college, various other components are also included, such as the exam fee, application fee, lab and other charges.

The median salary package offered to the students after finishing B.Com from Presidency College is INR 480,000. While, the Median package offered by PES University after completion of B.Com is INR 324,000. Basis these stats, Presidency College is better option compared to PES University on the Median salary parameter.

BA at Presidency College is two year UG level programme. The college admits students to this course based on merit in Class 12. Any candidate who has passed the Class 12 examination from any recognised board is eligible to apply for Presidency College BA courses.

Wade vs. Presidency College for BBA:Wade (USA): Pros: Focus on practical skills and exposure to other countries.Cons: Expensive, little area of expertise.Presidency (India): Pros: Specialisation options and affordability.Cons: Larger courses, less exposure to other countries. If Wade is affordable, go for his expertise and skills. Select Presidency in light of its specialisation and affordability.Think about your job aspirations and do more study on both universities.

The Presidency College was founded in 2000 and is a vital part of the Presidency Group. The institution is a well-known and well-liked B-school in the community. The college, which is associated with Bangalore University, has been granted autonomy. When the college first opened, it offered two courses. Additionally, the college got an A+ mark from NAAC for accreditation. There are currently around 1100 teaching members and over 13,000 students enrolled in the main college. In addition to giving students a top-notch education, the college's faculty members encourage them to engage in extracurricular activities that advance their personal growth.

Yes, Presidency College offers a BA in Humanities programme. The programme is two years long and is divided across four semesters. Subjects related to Journalism, Psychology, Political Science, English Language and Literature, are taught throughout the coursework. Admission to this course is made on the basis of marks obtained in Class 12.

No, admission are not curently open at Presidency College Kolkata for 2024 session and admission 2025 have not been started yet. Presidency College Kolkata offers only two courses at the undergraduate level in the fields Management and Science. These courses include Bsc and BCom. 

Yes, Presidency College does offer B.Com program with ACCA for students from the fields of Commerce and Management. The institute offers its Degree courses including UG programs, in Full-Time mode. Candidates can pursue multiple ranges of courses like B.Com. and B.Sc. in the stream of Accounting & Commerce, Science. 

Yes, Presidency College admissions are open currently. Candidates can apply online on the official website of the college for their preferred course. Candidates must fill out the details and pay the application fee to apply for a course. Presidency College admission in bachelor's degree courses for different categories will be based strictly on merit. For PG, entrance exam is accepted.

Presidency College eligibility criteria varies course-wise. Candidates must complete a minimum of Class 12 for UG courses whereas, graduation is required to apply for PG courses. Below is course-wise eligibility for Presidency College:CourseEligibility CriteriaBCAClass 12 or passed JODC/Diploma in Engineering with 35% aggregateBBAClass 12 from recognised boardBAClass 12 from recognised boardBComClass 12 from recognised boardMBAUG degree with 50% aggregateMCABCA/UG degree with Mathematics with 50% aggregate