Maharshi Dayanand University Rohtak Answered Questions

Hello Diya!There are approximately 70 colleges under MDU, offering BCA. This includes government and private colleges. The cut-off will be released in June and July and most probably the sessions will start in August. About the cut-off, the expected cut-off for BCA can be between 75%-85% for the last round. There are 7,627 available for the BCA course.I hope it will help.Thank You.

Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak is a good choice for pursuing a B.Tech degree, particularly for students seeking a government-affiliated college with a strong focus on engineering education. The university's University Institute of Engineering and Technology (UIET) offers well-equipped labs, a dedicated workshop area for mechanical and civil branches, and a clean, spacious campus with good sports facilities.

The fee is INR 2.80 lakh. MDU ROHTAK is an average University. Though it has some good impression in North India but I will suggest you to evaluate all options as placements are highly unlikely in mechanical and electrical Branch.Therefore it is not expensive but nominal.

Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak have average B.Tech placements. The University calls in many reputed companies like HCL, Adani, Free Launcer etc. The minimum B.Tech package at MDU was 2.55 Lakh and median was 3.8 Lakh PA. There were 210 students which got placed.

Maharishi Markandeshwar University’s Directorate of Distance Education (MMU DDE) offers an MBA programme that has received mixed reviews. Here are some insights based on a student review:Admission Process: The admission process is smooth, involving a group discussion (GD) and personal interview (PI).The faculty members are described as highly proficient and qualified.Course Curriculum: The curriculum is rated well, with advanced teaching methods and a dual major specialization, which adds value to the MBA course. Placement Experience: Campus placements are average, with a few good companies participating in the drive.However, there seems to be a lack of companies for HR placements, leading over 60% of students to seek off-campus opportunities.Campus Life: The campus life at MMDU is reported to be good, with a socially diversified culture and various activities available for students.

The University Institute of Law and Management Studies (UILMS) in Gurgaon, Haryana has the following round 1 cut-offs for 2024:Gen: 569OBC: 514SC: 427ST: 220  The UILMS offers a three-year undergraduate law program, Bachelor of Law (LLB). The eligibility criteria for admission are to have completed 10+2+3, with a minimum of 45 percent marks in aggregate for the general category, whereas it is 40 percent for SC/ST category from a recognised board.   

UILMS is a good college for BA LLB or MBA,  with a fair placement record and annual internships. The university also offers a variety of other courses, including L.L.M, BBA + MBA, and International Business. UILMS also has a focus on activities beyond academics, including infrastructure, extracurricular activities, and national and international collaborations.   Gurgaon Law College is affiliated with MDU. Its overall rating is good, but as far as concerned with placements it does not provides on-campus placements at all. Although, they say during admission that top MNCs. come for campus placements.

The highest salary packages for graduates from UILMS typically range from around INR 3.3 Lakhs per annum (LPA) to over INR 10 LPA.  LLB graduates can earn an average of Rs 4 to 6 Lakhs per year (LPA). Some top recruiters include high courts, district courts, and the Supreme Court.In top BA LLB/LLB colleges in India, the placement process usually takes two to three months. Some institutes have "rolling placements" that continue throughout the year. 

Yes, the University Institute of Law and Management Studies (ULIMS) in Gurgaon, India offers scholarship programs for undergraduate courses.  UILMS offers need-based scholarships to students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The institute also offers a Merit Cum Means Based Scholarship to deserving candidates, which waives tuition fees upon recommendation by the admission committee.   These include:Need-based scholarships: For students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.Merit cum means based scholarship: A tuition fee waiver recommended by the admission committee for deserving candidates.