SGT University Gurgaon Answered Questions

The students after final selection have to submit (copies/original) documents. These are required by the authorities for verification purposes. Applications are scanned for eligibility by verifying them with submitted documents. Some of the documents that students should keep handy for SGTU BA admissions are:Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheetsAadhaar card or any other identity proofPassport-size photographTransfer certificateCategory certificate (if applicable), etc.

There are over 50 seats for BA programmes offered by SGT University. The seat allotment process is carried out as per the sanctioned seat intake and reservation policy of the university. There are 25% of seats reserved for students belonging to the state of Haryana at the university. Out of this, 10% are for students belonging to Haryana state SC category candidates. In order to secure admission in a reserved seat, the aspirants have to submit the relevant documents for the same.

SGTU MBBS cutoff list is prepared as per the applicants NEET score. The cutoff is the minimum exam score required for a candidate to become eligible for admission to the course. Additionally, it can also be candidates rank in the national-level exam. In 2021, the last round closing rank was 287374 for the general All-India category candidates.

Yes, SGT University offers four years long BA (Hons) programmes. The UG course is available in Liberal Arts and Psychology. Admission to these courses is merit-based or through CUET. Candidates shortlisted by the university can be called for the interview round as well. The aspirants can further apply for admission in both online and offline modes. 

SGT University BSc (Hons) Agriculture course curriculum include theory, practical, and elective courses. The four-year course is divided into eight semesters. There are semester-wise subjects included in the course syllabus. Some of the subjects covered during the programme are:Concepts of Food ScienceMeaning and Concept of Farm ManagementImportance of post harvest processingHarvesting and Field HandlingPrinciples and Methods of Preservation, etc.

The registration link is currently active on the SGT University official website. Aspirants who meet the eligibility requirements can visit the SGTU website to register and apply. Candidates must fill out all the details carefully in the form. The details to be provided in the application are Name, Email ID, Phone Number, Faculty, and select Course, Country, and State. 

Yes, SGT University offers BA and BA (Hons) courses across different specialisations. The UG-level programmes are available in a full-time mode of study. Admission to the courses is merit-based/or based on merit in CUET. The specialisations in which the course is available are:BA (Hons with Research) PsychologyBA (Hons with Research) Liberal ArtsBA (Hons) EnglishBA Journalism and Mass Communication

SGT University BPharm (practice) course curriculum is curated with more practical study of the topics. The curriculum is designed especially for working professionals. It is a two-year long programme. Mentioned below is the SGTU BPharm (practice) syllabus of the first year:Pathophysiology and Pharmacotherapeutics IPathophysiology and Pharmacotherapeutics IIPharmacy Practice IPharmacy Practice IIApplied PharmaceuticsSocial Pharmacy ICase presentations, seminars, and assignments

Yes, the candidates whose results are awaiting can apply for a BA course of SGT University. The university provide provisional admission to these students. However, the admission in such cases is confirmed only after the submission of the mark sheets before the commencement of the session. 

SGT University fee structure is cumulative of various components, such as tuition fee, refundable caution money and alumni association, hostel fee, etc. Some of these components are one-time chargeable, while some have to be paid annually/semesterly. The total tuition fee for the BA programmes range from INR 3.9 Lacs to INR 4.5 lakh. This fee amount is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.