Ashoka University Sonepat Answered Questions

The subjects taught in the first semester of BSc (Hons) in Computer Science at Ashoka University, include subjects that make the strong base of the students in this particular specialisation. Check out the names of the first-semester subjects below: Introduction to ProgrammingBasic MathematicsFundamentals of Computer SystemsIntroduction to Web Development, etc.

Yes, the BA course at Ashoka University can be considered a good choice, because of the following reasons: Overall, Ashoka University Sonipat seems to offer a good academic experience with a relevant curriculum, knowledgeable faculty, and decent placement opportunities.Ashoka University is one of the top private universities in Sonipat, India.Ashoka University’s undergraduate BA/ BSc Honours and Honours with Research degree programme spans over four years and is designed to expose students to a wide range of perspectives inside and outside the classroom.According to the verified Shiksha reviews provided by the university, it gives a 4.5 rating out of 5, which is considered as so good. The fee structure of the BA course at Ashoka University is not too affordable as the tuition fee ranges from around INR 27.8L to 39L lakh. Hence, candidates with this much budget should apply to BA courses at Ashoka University. 

According to the information based on the official website of the university, it provides various types of internships such as Summer Internships, Virtual Internships, Credit Based Internships, Winter Internships, Shadow Programme, etc. LEAD is a body available at the university that envisions a collaborative model of development, highlighting the need for liberal Arts and sciences education in various industries and turn, ensuring that students get exposure beyond the classroom. However, there is no specific tenure mentioned in the BSc curriculum of Ashoka University.   

The Ashoka University provides BSc courses in a diverse range of specialisations, such as psychology, Physics, Coputer Science and many others. Students can pursue various government job opportunities after completing their BSc degree from . Candidates can get govt. Job roles according to the specialisation they selected. Graduates can work as a Research Assistant in govt. Ministries of industries, such as DRDO, ISRO, CSIR, etc. After graduation in BSc in Chemistry, graduates can get jobs as laboratory technicians in govt. schoolsGraduates can also work in various PSU (Public Sector Undertaking) Candidates can explore various government job opportunities across different sectors. Here are some popular options, Civil Service, State Civil Service, Banking Sector, SSC Exam, Railways, Teaching Jobs and Defense Servic

No, candidates are not allowed to get direct admission to BA courses at Ashoka University. To secure a seat in the programme, candidates must qualify for the basic eligibility criteria first, then appear for the Ashoka Aptitude Assessment, and give a personal interview conducted by the university admissions authority. 

The step-wise admission process through the Ashoka Aptitude Test 2025 for admission to BA course at Ashoka University is provided below. Step 1: RegistrationTo apply for AAT 2025, candidates must register on the university's official website with a valid email ID. The login details for the AAT application form will be emailed to the candidate on the registered email ID. All communications from Ashoka University will be sent to the aspirant’s registered email ID.Step 2: Fill Out the AAT 2025 Application FormCandidates will have to fill out the application form for Ashoka University admissions online. The AAT application form is free of cost. Applicants are advised to carefully and thoroughly check the details being filled in. Along with the application form, students must also upload some required documents. (Click here to learn how to fill the AAT Application Form)Step 3: Take the AATNext up, candidates will be informed about the test dates, timings, etc. on the contact details they have provided during the application process. 

The eligibility criteria for admission to the BA course involves three major requirements,  first candidates must secure decent scores in Class 12 from a recognised board of education, secondly, candidates must appear in the Ashok Aptitude Test, this test is an in-house test conducted by the university to help them for shortlisting the students. Lastly, candidates who get good scores on the AAT must go through the last step of the selection process i.e., a personal interview.  

Yes, Ashoka University does offer BA courses for three years, divided into six semesters. The university offers several specialisations in BA courses, such as BA (Hons) in Economics, BA (Hons) in Political Science, BA (Hons) in English, BA (Hons) in History, etc. The admission process for getting enrolled in the BA course requires candidates to complete their Class 12 from recognised boars and appear for Ashoka Aptitude Assessment, followed by a personal Interview. Candidates will be evaluated on their consistent academic performance, aptitude test and interview scores. 

According to the information based on the official website of the university, it provides various types of internships such as Summer Internships, Virtual Internships, Credit Based Internships, Winter Internships, Shadow Programme, etc. LEAD is a body available at the university that envisions a collaborative model of development, highlighting the need for liberal Arts and sciences education in various industries and turn, ensuring that students get exposure beyond the classroom. However, there is no specific tenure mentioned in the BA curriculum of Ashoka University. 

The total fees of BA courses at Ashoka University include multiple components, such as tuition fees, application charges, hostel fees, etc. The tuition fees for the BA course at Ashoka University range between INR 27.81 lakh and INR 38.96 lakh. Additionally, the hostel fee for the BA course is INR 5.68 lakh for three years. This fee is sourced from the official website of the institute/ sanctioning body. But is subject to change.