TransStadia Eligibility Test (TET)

The COE TIEE 2025 selection process is structured into multiple rounds and will take place across four months: April, May, June, and July. It consists of two main stages:Group Discussion (GD): Candidates who clear the COE TIEE exam will participate in the group discussion round. During this stage, candidates will be assessed on their communication skills, critical thinking, teamwork, and ability to articulate their thoughts on a given topic. The goal is to evaluate both subject knowledge and soft skills.Personal Interaction (PI): After the GD, candidates will proceed to the personal interaction or interview round. This stage focuses on assessing the candidate's personality, motivation for joining the program, and overall fit for the university. The interview panel may also consider factors like the candidate’s academic background, extracurricular achievements, and responses in the interview.

Candidates must meet the COE TIEE eligibility criteria for the following programs:BSc in Computer Science (CS): Candidates should have studied mathematics in their 11th and 12th grades (or equivalent). The selection process includes an entrance test, submission of a statement of purpose (SOP), and other extracurricular activities listed in the admission form or CV, followed by a personal interview and an admission offer.BSc in Sports Management: It is preferable (but not mandatory) for candidates to have studied economics and accounting, along with business management, in their 11th and 12th grades (or equivalent).BBA (Hons): Ideally, candidates should have studied economics, accounting, and business management in their 11th and 12th grades (or equivalent), though it is not compulsory.BCom (Hons): Preferably, candidates should have studied economics, accounting, and business management in their 11th and 12th grades (or equivalent), but this is not mandatory.