Visva Bharati University West Bengal - Other Answered Questions

Hello Candidate,
Usually the cut off lies above 85% for general candidates, will land you into a fair chamce to join into your bachelors.
But since 2020, due to covid scenerio, there has been a lot of students who scored high percentage of marks.
So , in my opinion, the cut off might rise. Cut off also depends upon the number of seats available for a particular subject. So it may vary w.r.t. that also.
Conclusion :
According to me, it could be around 90% for subjects withs less number of seats. And it may be around 85% for subjects with comparatively higher seats.
Good luck.

Hello Candidate,
For General Candidates: 60% marks in aggregate and 60% marks in Biology /Life Science/Biological Science at + 2 level. For OBC Candidates: 54% marks in aggregate and 54% marks in Biology /Life Science/Biological Science at + 2 level.
Good luck.

Visva Bharati University offers a two-year MDes programme spread over four semesters under three specialisations. Admission to MDes will be on the basis of marks obtained by students at their UG level. Relaxation is given to OBC, SC, ST & PWD candidates as per the norms set by the Government of India. Check out the specialisations, eligibility and seat intake for MDes in the following table:
MDes Specialisations
Eligibility Criteria
Seat Intake
- Ceramic and Glass
- Furniture and Interior
- Textiles
A pass in 3-4 year UG degree with at least 60% aggregate (54% aggregate for OBC candidates)
or its equivalent CGPA in Design, Fine Arts, Technology, Architecture in relevant fields (Ceramic/ Textiles/ Furniture and Interior) from any university/ institution recognised by UGC/ AICTE
14 for each
Medium Salary - 4.2 Lakh per annum

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