M.Sc.

Admission to the M.Sc. in Interior Design programme at the Faculty of Architecture and Design, Manav Rachna, is entrance-based. For admission to the MSc in Interior Design programme at Faculty of Architecture and Design, candidates are required to appear for the MRNAT exam conducted by the MRIIRS Deemed-to-Be University. The Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test, popularly known as MRNAT, is conducted by the Manav Rachna Group of Institutions for admission to the undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered at Manav Rachna University and Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Science (MRIIRS). It is a national-level entrance examination that is conducted every year.

The scores of MRNAT is considered to be same as cut off. A valid MRNAT exam result is required for admission to the postgraduate MSc Interior Design programme. For admission to undergraduate and graduate programmes provided at Manav Rachna University and Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Science (MRIIRS), the Manav Rachna Group of Institutions administers the Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test, or MRNAT. To be listed on the merit list, an applicant's exam score will be taken into account. The official website will release the MRNAT results. The criteria listed in the entrance brochure will be used to produce the MRNAT merit list. 

The Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design only offers one MSc speciality, MSc Interior Design. The two-year MSc Interior Design study at the postgraduate level lasts two years. The cost of tuition for this degree is approximately INR 3.23 lakh. To be admitted to the Faculty of Architecture and Design's MSc in Interior Design programme, applicants must have a valid MRNAT exam score. Amity University Gurugram provides fifteen MSc specialisations. Only the MSc in Renewable Energy is available as a part-time option in addition to the full-time study mode. All specialisations are only available as full-time study options. The three-year course is offered part-time.

Regretfully,  Sharda University has not yet disclosed the precise deadlines for the M.Sc programs at the School of Applied Humanities and Sciences (SAHS) for the 2024–25 academic year. The general requirements for Sharda University's M.Sc programme are a BSc degree with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as required subjects and a minimum cumulative score of 55 percent. However,  the cutoff scores for specific SAHS programs can differ based on a number of factors,  such as programme popularity, which is associated with higher cutoffs. The quantity of applications: Higher cutoffs may result from more competition. The Sharda University Admission Test  (SUAT) has a range of difficulty levels. Higher cutoff scores may indicate an easier exam. Seat availability: Higher cutoffs may arise from a program having fewer seats available.