University of Madras Chennai Answered Questions

Madras University BCom seats are allotted based on their academic performance in the qualifying examination. The total seat intake for the BCom programme across all the affiliated colleges of the University is INR 13,873. However, the mentioned seat intake is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.

Students wishing to join the BSc course at Madras University can fill out an online application from its official website. While submitting the form, the applicant may be prompted to furnish personal, guardian, and educational information besides uploading their compulsory documents and application fee. It will issue a merit list subsequently, considering the past record of academic performances of applicants. Once shortlisted, selected applicants whose names appear on the list are required to pay for the admission fee for the whole course period as decided by specialisation and the college allotted for the confirmation of seats.

Yes, the BSc course is provided at Madras University. The three-year full-time undergraduate program also offers the course in a variety of specialisations, such as Psychology, Chemistry, Statistics, Biochemistry, etc. Admission into the program is strictly merit-based on the basis of how well the candidates can perform in their Class 12 qualifying examination. A curriculum devised and implemented by this university is well-balanced to prepare the students adequately so that they can face the corporate world. Candidates must check the required eligibility criteria before commencing the admission process.

The faculty-to-student ratio is around 1:60 at the Madras University. The University of Madras Chennai India faculty are quite experienced and skilled in training professionals. University of Madras Chennai Tamil Nadu faculty are diploma, PhD, and degree holders. University of Madras Chepauk Chennai invites guest faculty for lectures and several other workshops. 

Madras University offers various diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD programmes across several streams. At the postgraduate level, Madras University offers MA, MSc, MBA, and other courses to students. Chennai University also provides PhD, diploma, certificate, and other courses to students. The duration of these courses varies. The fee is dependent on the course duration and the specialisation selected by the student. 

Yes, students can seek direct admission to the BSc programmes at Madras University. Admission to the BSc course is merit-based. The selection depends upon the marks scored at the qualifying exam (Class 12). The application process involves filling out an online form available on the university's official website. After submitting the application, the university releases a merit list to select candidates based on their academic performance.

To gain admission into the BSc course at Madras University, students must have passed Class 12 or an equivalent qualification with at least of 40% aggregate from a recognised board. The marks that a student earned in the qualifying examination are counted by the university while admitting the student. Additionally, students must ensure whether they meet the specific requirements put forward by the affiliated colleges. Basic educational qualifications are requirements to be eligible for getting a seat in Madras University's BSc course for calendar year 2024.

The BSc admission date at Madras University is not declared for the session of 2024. Candidates can apply online through the official website. The authority of the university may select them according to its merit list or other selections. All prerequisite documents are to be submitted along with the application form to complete the procedure of enrollment.

Yes, the BSc three-year course curriculum at Madras University follows a semester system, which indeed provides opportunities to learn various subjects. The semester pattern facilitates constant assessment and thereby helps the students to organise their work properly. The programme is designed on a Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) basis, which enables flexible choices of subjects of interest to be chosen appropriately that support one's career paths.