MUJEE 2025: Registration, Exam Dates, Eligibility, Admission Process

MUJEE is the short form of the Mangalayatan University Joint Entrance Exam. It is conducted every year for admission to Bachelor of Technology (BTech), postgraduate (M.Tech), and other programmes. The courses offered under the BTech programme are Cyber Security (in Collaboration with IBM), Data Science (in Collaboration with IBM), Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (in Collaboration with IBM), Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Computer Science Engineering.

Candidates seeking admission should fill out the application form. Candidates can register for the MUJEE application form 2025 on the official website - mangalayatan.in/btech-admission/. Before filling out the application form, candidates should review the eligibility criteria and ensure they fulfil the prescribed conditions. The applications of non-eligible candidates will not be accepted. The application process includes registration, filling in the details, uploading a photo and signature, paying the fee, and final submission.

MUJEE 2025 Eligibility Criteria

MUJEE 2025 eligibility criteria for BTech require candidates to fulfil multiple parameters as mentioned below: 

Age Criteria & Citizenship:

Candidates must be citizens of India or Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), aged 17 years at admission.

Educational Qualification:

Candidates seeking admission in BTech through MUJEE 2025 should have either completed or shall be appearing in the final year exam for any of the following exams with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Maths) as the majors:

• The final examination of the (10+2) system of Higher Secondary Examination is conducted by the concerned State Board, XII Standard of CBSE/ CISCE, or any recognised university.
• Any duly recognised educational board or university conducts the Intermediate or two-year Pre-University exam.
• High School Certificate Examination of the Cambridge University or International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma; or A-level with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) as major subjects in any international school in India.
• The General Certificate Education (GCE) Examination at the advanced A-level [London/ Cambridge/ Sri Lanka].

Minimum Qualifying Marks:

• Candidates should score at least 50% in aggregate in any of the abovementioned exams. However, for the candidates belonging to reserved categories (SC/ ST/ OBC) or hailing from J&K or any Northeastern state (Arunachal Pradesh/ Assam/ Manipur/ Meghalaya/ Mizoram/ Nagaland/ Sikkim/ Tripura), minimum eligibility score is 40% in aggregate in PCM.   
• Candidates who have cleared Class 12th with aggregate marks up to 45% but have gained merit in exams like JEE Main, UPSEE, and so on are also eligible to apply for the MUJEE exam.

The syllabus is an important part of the preparation. Candidates preparing for the exam should be well acquainted with the syllabus. It comprises the topics that are important from an examination point of view. It incorporates the content of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Further, click on MUJEE syllabus 2025 for more details.

The exam pattern showcases the basic structure of the question paper. MUJEE exam pattern 2025 elucidates a total number of questions, marking scheme, exam duration, types of questions, etc. Check for more details in the table below.

To prepare for the examination in a concrete way, candidates can follow the MUJEE preparation tips 2025 shared below:

• Begin with the syllabus and exam pattern. Candidates must be well-acquainted with the MUJEE exam pattern and syllabus, as it helps to understand the exam structure, weightage of the subjects, marking scheme, difficulty level of the question paper, etc. 
• Be clear with the fundamentals and concepts before heading to the tricky parts of the subjects. 
• Make short notes of definitions, terms, and formulas for a quick revision process. 
• Solve previous year's question papers and mock tests to get efficiency in attempting the questions.
• Revise as much as possible.
• Refer to textbooks and reference books for a better understanding of the subjects.