Discontinued (May 2023) M.Sc. in Printing and Packing Technology 

at Calicut University, Calicut

MSc programme at Calicut University is based on either merit or the Common University Entrance Test (CUCAT) depending on the specialisation. For some specialisations, admission is based on merit, meaning that applicants are selected on the basis of their academic performance in their undergraduate studies. Applicants will typically be required to submit their undergraduate transcripts and other relevant documents for these specialisations.

Candidates who wish to apply for the MSc (Master of Science) programme at Calicut University must have completed a bachelor's degree in a relevant stream. This typically means a bachelor's degree in Science, Engineering or Technology, depending on the specialisation for which the candidate is applying. The exact requirements can vary depending on the specific MSc programme and department, but in general, applicants should have completed a bachelor's degree with a minimum aggregate percentage of marks from a recognised university. Also, the candidates seeking admission to the MSc course need a minimum of 70% in class 12 and 45% to 55% in graduation. The percentage required is taken from unofficial sources and hence is indicative.

To get admission in University of Calicut, canddiates must qualify the eligibility criteria of the course they want to apply in. Further, candidates must clear the course-wise entrance exams. Find below course wise elgibility and selection criteria of Calicut Univesity:

*This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

Admission to Calicut University comes through the official website by online application. Meritorious courses are based purely on academic performance in qualifying examinations. Professional and entrance-test-based courses require applicants to qualify in CUET or state-level entrance examination. Students have to take part in counseling after applications are submitted. Be timely and get all the needed documents ready for verification processes.

Admissions for Calicut University are held open based on the calendars of the respective academic period and programme schedule. Normally, UG and PG course applications open in May and June, and admission for professional courses depends upon entrance exam results. The applicant may visit the university's website regularly for updates. Admission procedure is online, and due dates, such as application closing date, are intimated before the date.

Calicut University conducts its own entrance exam Calicut University Common Admission Test (CUCAT) for admission to its courses. The university also accepts few national-level exams, which are tabulate below:

To check out the admission process for other UG & PG courses,  make your course selection here.

Yes, Calicut University offers BSc course at UG level. BSc is offered across multiple specialisations Applied Physics, Aquaculture, Artificial Intelligence, Biochemistry, etc. FInd below BSc course details:

BSc eligibility criteria: Class 12 passed

BSc selection criteria: Centralised Admission Process (CAP)

BSc Tuition fee: INR 3,100 - INR 3.2 lakh

BSc seats: 24284

Calicut University application process is completely online. Candidates can apply for UGCAP or PGCAP along with the course-specific entrance exams conducted by the university.

• Step 1: Visit the official website, uoc.ac.in and click on 'New User (Create CAP ID)' link.
• Step 2: CAP id and password will be generated.
• Step 3: Login to fill out the application fee.
• Step 4: Upload the documents and pay the application fee. Step 5: Submit the application form.

Yes, Calicut University is ranked by NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework). The university is ranked 70th by NIRF 2023 under the University (Overall) category. Globally, the University of Calicut is ranked 106 by the QS Asian University Rankings - Southern Asia category 2024 and 401-450 by the QS Asian University Rankings 2024. Hence, it is one of the highest ranked universities present in India.