Shree Vishwanath Post Graduate College, Sultanpur: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Shree Vishwanath Post Graduate College, Sultanpur, works in accordance with the university and accepts its students from affiliated regions anywhere within Kalan, Sultanpur in Uttar Pradesh. Offering a varied array of undergraduate, postgraduate, and diploma courses for almost every discipline, the admission procedure is built in such a way that it helps in selecting deserving candidates who have merit only according to the admission policy of the state government, U.T. Administration, and its affiliated university.

This college provides 31 courses on a full-time basis, across 11 degree programs, with a total of 13,750 students' intake. The admission cycle usually coincides with the academic year, which mostly starts in the August-September time frame.

The most common eligibility criterion for undergraduate courses at this institution is that students will have to pass the 10+2 exam from a recognized board. The selection process is different for each of the programs; while some courses require entrance examinations, some are dependent solely on merit in qualifying examinations.

Application Process

From the general information available, it can be inferred that:

1. Check official college site for admission notifications and procedures.

2. Fill out the application form for a desired course, available on the Net or college campus.

3. Submission of the application form along with all important documents usually include:

• Passport size photographs
• Mark sheets of qualifying examinations (10th, 12th, Bachelor's degree as applicable)
• Transfer certificate from the last attended institution
• Character certificate
• Caste certificate (if applicable)
• Any other relevant certificates as specified by the college

4. Pay the application fee as prescribed by the college.

5. For courses that require an entrance exam, take the test as scheduled by the college or the affiliated university.

6. Depending on the course under discussion and method of selection, the candidates shortlisted may be invited to attend counseling sessions or interviews.

7. After qualifying, students will be asked to complete all the admissions formalities through submission of original documents along with making payment of all dues.

8. Attend the orientation program and commence classes according to the academic schedule of the college.

Degree wise Admission Process

Admission to these undergraduate programs generally depends on merit of the qualifying examination (10+2) B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., BBA, BCA: The specific admission procedures for these courses are not provided; however, they are expected to follow the same general merit-based system.

B.Ed.: The merit for admission is determined by the marks obtained in the qualifying examination and/or in the entrance examination for enrolling in the B.Ed. program. The selection process adheres to the policy of the state government/U.T. Administration and the university.

B.Sc. Agriculture: Like any college program, admission is generally through merit, as in the qualifying exam, so admission here is expected to follow that pattern.

M.A. Programs: The college runs various M.A. Programs such as Hindi, Home Science, Sociology, Geography, Political Science, Education, English, Sanskrit, Ancient History, Economics, and Psychology. Admission into these programs has not been explicitly mentioned but is based on the merit of the qualifying undergraduate degree-holders.

M.Sc. Programs: M.Sc. courses are offered on subjects like Chemistry, Botany, Mathematics, Zoology, and Physics, as well as on many agricultural subjects. Similar to the above-mentioned master's degree programs, the probable process of admission for these programs will be on merit from the respective bachelor's degree program.

D.El.Ed.: Admission to the D.El.Ed. is based on merit by marks in the qualifying and/or entrance examination. The sanctioned amount for this course is 50 seats.