Alagappa University Karaikudi Answered Questions

Candidates must complete a minimum of graduation to apply for any of the Alagappa University MA specialisations. Aspirants must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at later stages. The university selects candidates for MA based on their merit in the last qualifying exam.For admission to MA in Journalism and Mass Communication, aspirants should have passed the degree course with a minimum of 55% aggregate (50% for SC/ST). Additionally, a 50% minimum aggregate is required for admission to the MA in Life Skill Education course.

At the Alagappa University, three BSc courses of three-year duration are offered. Admission to all the courses is merit-based, except for Physical Education course. The UG-level course is offered by two departments of the university. Mentioned below is the offered course specialisation along with the department details:Faculty of Education:Physical EducationYogaFaculty of Management:Catering Science and Hotel Management

The university admit candidates as per the sanctioned seat intake for the respective college. It follows the reservation policy as prescribed by the Government of Tamil Nadu. Moreover, there are 5% seats reserved for the differently-abled students (Government Letter No.12599/K2/2017-1, dated 21.07.2017). To avail seat under this category, candidates have to submit the relevant documents.

Candidates applying for any of the Alagappa University courses need to pay an application fee. Aspirants can pay the application fee via any of the online payment modes. Check below the registration fee for all courses:CourseApplication FeeEntrance programmesINR 600 (INR 300 for SC/ ST)Non-entrance programmesINR 400 (INR 200 for SC/ ST)UG and 5 year integratedINR 250 (INR 125 for SC/ ST)Diploma programmesINR 200 (INR 150 for SC/ ST)

The latest Alagappa University BSc placements report has not been released as of now. However, the university NIRF report 2024 is out. As per the report, 61 UG (three-year) students were placed, out of 216. The median package offered to the placed students as per NIRF report is:CourseMedian Package (2023)UG (3-year)INR 1.27 LPA

Alagappa University eligibility criteria varies course-wise. Candidates can apply for any of the UG courses after completing Class 12. Below is the eligibility criteria for top Alagappa University courses:CoursesCommon EligibilityMABachelor's degree in relevant subjectsMBABachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for SC/ ST)MScBachelor's degree in relevant subjectsBScClass 12 in relevant subjectsBBAClass 12 with 50% aggregateB.EdBachelor's degree

Alagappa University has an A+ grade from NAAC and has completed the third cycle since 2005. The online degree programmes for both undergraduates and postgraduates are recognised by UGC (University Grants Commission). For the online or distance mode of learning, Alagappa University has a dedicated centre, the Centre for Distance and Open Education (CDOE). 

Alagappa University is autonomous. It has the Category-1 autonomous status from India’s statutory body, MHRD (Ministry of Human Resource Development). The university received it in 2018. A Category-1 autonomous status means that a university can create its own courses or curricula across all levels, starting from undergraduate to PhD programmes.  Currently, its Centre for Online and Distance Education (CDOE) offers online degree programmes across various disciplines, including English, Commerce, and business studies.   

The eligibility criteria for online B.Com is bare minimum at Alagappa University. You just need to have a valid certificate for passing the 10+2 examination. Just ensure that when you are submitting your passing certificate, it has been copy attested by a Gazetted Officer. 

The first step to preparing for Alagappa University placements is to build a well-structured resume. After this, the students must keep a close eye on the companies visiting the University campus for recruitment. Students must practice for the interview to enhance their communication skills to represent well at the time of the interview. Alongside this, aptitude or technical tests should be well practised to avoid any chances of rejection. Students should also read the latest news and prepare a few topics for the GD round. To be on the safer side, students are advised to look for job opportunities at their end as well, this will increase their chances of selection and exploration. To read more, Click Here.