Hey Geeks! I hope you all are doing exceptionally well.
I’m writing this article to convey the admission path to C.V. Raman Global University Bhubaneshwar. College admission plays an essential role in student life. The university admission process is full of excitement and anxiety. I’ve also been through the road to college, so I feel like it’s a roller coaster. In this article, I will share my experience with the college admissions process and the lessons I learned.
Application Process
You can get admission through JEE, OJEE, and CGET. Even an 85 percentile score in JEE can assure a CSE seat in this college. I got my entry through CGET. CGET is the test conducted by the University itself. The test is conducted in 5 to 6 phases from April to September. The CGET application is entirely online.
Criteria or Eligibility of the Course:
- Candidate has passed the 10+2 examination with a minimum of 60% marks in PCM and 50% in English in 10th and 12th.
- The age should not be more than 21 years.
- Both national and international students are allowed.
- Relaxation for reserved categories you can check on the website.
- Various Scholarships are also provided.
Documents required:
Please prepare all necessary documents at the time of admission. Your residence, boarding stamp sheet, proof of identity and proof of immigration, some photographs, and proof of iUniversitynce you have completed the application process and received your admission letter from the university, you will need to submit it to the campus document review and pay the admission fee.
Fee Payment and branch Allotment
- All the fees are paid online information regarding it will be sent to your mail.
- Branch are allotted based on marks; however, you can change your branch after 2nd semester on securing a minimum of 8.5 CGPA.
- You must complete some necessary things after coming to college that will be communicated to you via e-mail.
The overall experience was smooth. The support system of the college was too strong. There were instant responses.
I choose this college because of its low fees and its rising placement statistics.