SAGE University Indore Answered Questions

SAGE University BPharm admissions take place through the SAGE University Joint Entrance exam (SEE). There is no option of direct admission as everyone has to appear for the exam and secure a valid score to be eligible for admission.In addition to that, only those candidates are eligible to appear for the SEE exam who have a minimum aggregate of 50% in their Class 12 exams. Therefore, candidates can apply for admission at SAGE University through Class 12 exams but their selection would be based on SEE entrance score.

If students are applying for admission through the SAGE University Joint Entrance exam (SEE), they'll find the exam is not as tough as other national-level entrance exams like CAT/XAT/MAT and CMAT. This is because the competition to clear SEE exam is not as intense as other national-level entrance exams.Therefore, if candidates are looking for an easier exam to crack and get into an MBA they can appear for SEE exam. Candidates should note that MBA seats are filled according to the merit of the national-level entrance exams and then the remaining seats are filled by SEE.

SAGE University BA admissions take place through the SEE entrance exam. Candidates with a minimum 50% aggregate in Class 12 are eligible for admission into the programme. The admissions process generally follows these steps:1.       Apply for SAGE University admissions2.       Appear for SAGE University entrance exams3.       Final Document Verification and Fee Payment

No, it is not difficult to get into SAGE University BSc as their is only one round of selections. SAGE University BSc admissions take place through the SAGE University Joint Entrance exam (SEE). If a candidate has a valid SEE score they are eligible to apply for admission in the BSc programme.The SEE exam is not as tough as other national-level entrance exams in the country, as the competition is much less than other exams. Thus, it is not very difficult to get into SAGE University BSc.

As per the data available on the official website, there is not much information about the reservation policy at SAGE University for its BSc course. Since the university is privately owned, it might not adhere to the reservation policy set by the government of India and Madhya Pradesh State Government. Candidates are advised to check with the admissions office regarding the same.

There is not much data available for BSc placements at SAGE University in 2024. As per Shiksha student reviews, the highest package was INR 10-12 LPA and the average package was INR 5 LPA.In addition to that, Shiksha student reviews suggest that 70% of the students were place in the BSc programme in 2024. In BSc Microbiology alone 40% students got placed.

In SAGE University BA admissions take place through the SEE entrance exam. In 2024, SEE entrance exam for BA took place in August and orientation started in September. Thus, by September the admissions are finalised for the academic year in SAGE University BA.The registration for the admission process starts in January and goes on till August, so candidates can apply for admission in the same year as their Class 12 exam or in the next calendar year.

Yes, candidates can apply for SAGE University BSc through the SEE exam. The registrations for the exam will open in January and will go on till May. The exam takes place in two phases from June to August. Candidates can apply and appear for the exam to get a seat in the university's BSc programme. A valid SEE score is necessary to be eligible for admission to the university.

SAGE University BPharm requires documents to be submitted at the application stage and which are later verified during admission. The documents that are required are:Original Class 10 and Class 12 marksheetsTransfer certificate (original)Migration certificate (original)Two recent passport-size photographs (coloured)All other documents as per MP Government's instructions (if applicable)Candidates are advised to keep the hard copies and soft copies of these documents secure and handy as the documents are necessary to show at different times of the admissions process.