Kolkata

St Xavier's University Kolkata offers separate hostel facilities for boys and girls. The Hostel provides three types of rooms: a) Two-Bed Rooms, with common toilets; b) Three-Bed Rooms with an attached toilet, and c) Two-Bed Rooms with an attached toilet. Tabulated below is the hostel fee structure of St Xavier's University: Type of feeRevised RateApplication Fee:INR 500Development Fee:INR 3,000Activities Fee:INR 1,000Board and Lodge Fee*, per student, per Semester, for Two-Bed Room (Common Toilet):INR 65,000Board and Lodge Fee*, per student per Semester, for Three-Bed Room (Toilet Attached)INR 70,000Board and Lodge Fee*, per student, per Semester, for Two-Bed Room (Toilet Attached)INR 78,000

St Xavier's University is built on 16.64 acres land. St Xavier's University offers good facilities to its students and faculty. Some of the facilities are given below:Library: St. Xavier's University Kolkata has a separate Library and Research building named after Fr. Arrupe. The Arrupe Building consists of a Research section, Library for Law, Management and other UG and PG courses with Lending and Reading section, a state-of-the-art studio for Mass Communication department and an Auditorium.Hostel: St Xavier's University offers hostel facilities to its students, particularly to the students of MBA Degree Programme, as this programme is a residential one. Separate hostel buildings for women and men are available. The hostel has common television, newspapers, gym (with a small payment), indoor games items, playgrounds, hot water facilities for bath, drinking water facilities (hot, cold and ordinary), games facilities (basketball, football, shuttle cock, throw ball, volleyball, cricket, etc.)  

At the PG level, St Xavier’s University offers 9 courses in Statistics, Commerce and Management, Law, Computer Science, Mass Communication, English, Economics, Psychology and Social Work. The University offers PG programmes such as MBA, MCom, MA and MSW in multiple disciplines. Admission to these PG programmes is based on the marks obtained in the admission test conducted by the University itself or national-level entrance exams. Given below is the list of courses along with their eligibility criteria:CoursesEligibility CriteriaMAGraduate in any discipline with a minimum of 45% aggregate (40% for SC/ ST category candidates)MBAFull-time Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of three years duration in any discipline with at least 50% aggregate from any recognised university (45% for SC/ ST category)MComPassed BCom or BBA or BMS (Bachelor in Management Studies) with a minimum aggregate of 45% (40% for SC/ ST category candidates)

St. Xavier's University offers 8 undergraduate courses in various specialisations. The courses are BCom (Hons), Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) (Hons), BA in Economics, BA in English, and BA in Mass Communication. Admission to these programmes is based on the marks scored in Class 12. Given below is the eligibility criteria for some of the popular courses:CourseEligibility CriteriaBCom (Hons)Passed Class 12 with at least 60% aggregate with English as a compulsory subject and Mathematics/ Business Mathematics/ Statistics or Accountancy as one of the subjectsBA ( Economics)Passed Class 12 with English along with Mathematics or Statistics as one of the subjects with a minimum of 60% aggregateBA English (Hons)Class 12 pass with English as a compulsory subject with a minimum of 60% aggregate

St. Xavier's University Kolkata offers 5 PhD, 8 postgraduate, and 9 undergraduate courses in Statistics, Commerce and Management, Law, Computer Science, Mass Communication, English, Economics, Psychology and Social Work. MBA is St. Xavier's University of Kolkata's signature programme. St. Xavier's University at UG level offers various programmes which include BCom (Hons), Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) (Hons), BA in Economics, BA in English, and BA in Mass Communication. Admission to these programmes is based on the marks scored in Class 12. The University also offers other PG programmes such as MCom, MA, and MSW. Admission to these PG programmes is based on the marks obtained in the admission test conducted by the University itself.