Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University

BAMU BA admission is merit-based for the year 2024. The schedule for availability and submission of admission forms is notified in newspapers and University's website. Candidates seeking admission to the BAMU University BA are required to go through the following admission process:STEP 1: Application ProcessCandidates are first required to fill out the detailed application form. The application process is explained below:Step 1: Visit the official website of BAMUStep 2: Register using a valid email address and a mobile numberStep 3: Fill out the application formStep 4: Pay the application fees online of INR 200 for general category candidates and INR 100 for reserved category, EWS, Specially abled students and, Ex-Serviceman ward.Step 5: Submit the application form and take a printout for future referencesSTEP 2: Selection CriteriaThe University prepares the merit list based on marks obtained by candidates in Class 12. Candidates must submit the documents along with the application form at the time of provisional admission.STEP 3: Final AdmissionThe final merit list is displayed on the website of the University and at the time of admission, candidates shall report to the HOD of the university department in person along with the signed printout of the application form and, the required documents for verification along with one set of photocopy. The final step of BAMU admission is to pay the BAMU BA fees.

There shall be supernumerary seats for following candidates as per the directions received from the Central and State governments and other competent authorities from time to time:NRI CandidatesPerson of Indian OriginForeign Candidates- 20% of IntakeJammu and Kashmir candidates- 2 SeatsThere shall be a reservation of seats for candidates belonging to the Home University, subject to the fulfillment of the eligibility criteria specified by respective authorities. This reservation shall be as per the following chart:CategoryReservationOther Backward Classes (OBC)19%Schedule Castes and Schedule Caste converts to Buddhism (SC)13%Economically Weaker Section (EWS)10%Socially and Economically Backword Class (SEBC)10%Schedule Tribes (ST)7%Vimukta Jati (VJ-A)3%Nomadic Tribes (NT-B / NT-1)2.5%Nomadic Tribes (NT-C /NT-2)3.5%Nomadic Tribes (NT-D / NT-3)2%Horizontal Reservation:5% of seats will be reserved for PwD students5% seats will be reserved for Ex-Serviceman/ Military personnel or their wardsVertical Reservation:1% seat is reserved for Orphans students from General seats