Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University Andhra Pradesh - Other Answered Questions

BA Admission at BRAU is simple and not too complicated. The admissions starts from the month of June and goes on till October. These are the steps the admissions process generally follows:1.       Applying for BRAU admissions online2.       Appearing for Counselling online or offline3.       Do the final document verification at the desired collegeDuring the counselling round candidates have the opportunity to select their desired college and course.

Yes, it is not as difficult to get admission into BRAU BA compared to other universities, as BRAU conducts its BA admissions directly through Class 12 exam which is not tough to get into.If a candidate can score decently in the Class 12 exam they can avail admission into the programme as after clearing the exam, Candidates do not have to sit for further rounds of admission.

BRAU BA is offered in the offline mode, that means the BA programme conducts its classes at various affiliated colleges of the university. Candidates also have to appear for exams offline in the campus to complete the degree. Candidates applying for admission should take note that the university does not provide any online BA opportunities.Admission into the programme is offered through Class 12 examinations, the eligibility criteria for BA is a 50% minimum aggregate in Class 12 exam.

If we compare the BA courses offered by BRAU, Acharya Nagarjuna University and SRM University, we will see that Acharya Nagarjuna University is the only university that offers more than 100 BA courses. Acharya Nagarjuna University offers 537 BA courses whereas BRAU and SRM University offers 77 and 9 BA courses, respectively.Therefore, Acharya Nagarjuna University offers the most amount of varied BA courses in its affiliated colleges out of the three universities. This can also be influenced by the number of affliated colleges of a university and both BRAU and Acharya Nagarjuna have a high number of colleges affiliated to the university offering BA courses.

If we compare the BA courses offered by BRAU, Acharya Nagarjuna University and SRM University, we will see that Acharya Nagarjuna University is the only university that offers more than 100 BA courses. Acharya Nagarjuna University offers 145 BA courses through its affiliated colleges whereas BRAU and SRM University offers 67 and 11 BA courses, respectively.Therefore, Acharya Nagarjuna University offers the most amount of varied BA courses in its affiliated colleges out of the three universities. This can also be influenced by the number of affliated colleges of a university as both BRAU and Acharya Nagarjuna have a high number of colleges affiliated to the university offering BA courses.

Candidates who wish to apply for admission to BA at BRAU should have a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in their Class 12 exams. A valid Class 12 exam score is necessary for admission into the university as it makes candidates eligible for many colleges throughout the country.BA admissions in BRAU are done on the merit of Class 12 exams and no further rounds in the selection process take place for admission into the programme.

The MBA programme at BRAU does not provide any information about internships being important as part of MBA programme at BRAU, nor does the university provide any internships to its students in MBA programme.Students are free to do internships in between semesters specifically related to their programme, which can increase their chances of getting placed during the university's placement rounds. Placement companies look for holistic individuals who have a balance of academics and off-campus work experience.

Yes, it is not as difficult to get admission into BRAU compared to other universities, as BRAU conducts its MBA admissions through the APICET exam which is not as tough compared to other entrance exams for MBA like CAT, MAT, GMAT etc.If a candidate can score decently in the APICET exam they can avail admission into the programme as after clearing the exam, Candidates do not have to sit for further rounds of admission, as only the merit score of the APICET exam is considered.

If we compare the courses offered by BRAU, Acharya Nagarjuna University and VR Siddhartha Engineering College, we will see that Acharya Nagarjuna University is the only university that offers more than one MBA course. BRAU and VRSEC both offer a solitary MBA course while Acharya Nagarjuna offers 44 courses.Although, Acharya Nagarjuna has the most amount of courses, the tuition fees of the university can go upto INR 1.2 Lacs depending on the course. Candidates should take their decision accordingly.

BRAU MBA graduates can apply for government jobs in their field or another. For most government jobs, graduation from UGC approved colleges is necessary and BRAU has UGC approval.A post-graduation degree also makes candidates eligible for higher studies, which can help them secure government jobs in teaching, research and manufacturing. Candidates can look for government jobs directly after graduating or take government entrance exams after completing the course.