ADTU - Assam Down Town University

To identify which university is more affordable for BPharm courses among Assam University, Assam Downtown University and Royal Global University, the best anyone can do is compare their course fees. Hence, the tuition fee for the BPharm at Assam University is INR 14,400, and the BPharm course tuition fee at Royal Global University is INR 3.5 lakh. Moreover, the tuition fee for the BPharm course at Assam Downtown University is INR 7.6 lakh. The tuition fee for BPharm at ADU and RGU Assam is quite much higher than at Assam University. This could be because Assam University is a public university and rest two universities are private. However, the fee structure can be only one component that candidates consider while comparing universities and colleges but several factors can be taken into account while choosing the best college, such as placement packages, seats, available specialisation, ranking of that particular institute, affiliation, accreditation, etc. The fee amount mentioned is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body and is subject to change. Therefore, it is indicative.

To ascertain which is a better choice, candidates must weigh both options based on important factors, such as fees and ratings. As per official sources, the fees to pursue a BSc at Assam Downtown University and Cotton University range from INR 2.8 lakh-INR 11.6 lakh and INR 4,800-INR 19,300, respectively. In terms of fees, Cotton University is a better choice. Moreover, as per Shiksha ratings, BScs at Assam Downtown University and Cotton University have been rated, 4.1 out of 5 and 4.0 out of 5, respectively. In terms of rating, a BSc from ADTU is a slightly better option.Note: The above information fee is taken from various official sources. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.

The TJEE (Tripura Joint Entrance Examination) cutoff for ADTU is influenced by various factors. Candidates seeking admission at ADTU must meet the course-specific eligibility criteria. The following factors influence the TJEE cut-off for ADTU:The number of students who apply for the TJEEThe difficulty level of the examTotal number of seats availableDifferent programmes may have different cutoffs depending on the specific streamCandidates from reserved categories often have a lower cutoff compared to general-category studentsPast cutoff trends within a certain range to maintain consistencyCandidates' performance in the exam