Central University of Haryana, Mahendergarh All Questions

hello student,

hope you are doing well.

]the cutoff for the mathematics in the previous year was around 53 marks.

for more detail about this college please go through this link I am providing here

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cucet-cutoff

all the best

Hello Aspirant, 

With a score of 37.25 in CUCET, it might be a tough nut for you to crack as the general trend of cutoff for M. Sc. Nutrition biology was 77 in 2015 and later it increased to 82. But still you might be able to get into other CUs with this score. 

Hi, Rao.

Cucet is an entrance exam through which the students can get into the 10 central universities that are under it.

These central universities offer both undergraduate,  postgraduate and integrated courses.

To get into B.Ed in haryana, the minimum marks needed  through cucet for general category is 57, for sc is 38 for st is 34.

It all depends on which category you belong to, for further enquiries please mention your category for more clearer answer.

Thank you 

Hi Amit,

The cutoff varies from year to year and the exact cutoff can be provided only by the actual results and organizing committee. Hence I think it would be better if I could help you with previous year's cutoff so that you can have a little idea, since cut-offs are generally on the similar lines.

- MBA Tourism Management from Central University of Jammu, Jammu: Cutoff - 61 marks

- MBA Agri-Business from Central University of Punjab, Bathinda: Cutoff- 155 marks

- MBA from Central University of Karnataka, Gulbarga: Cutoff- 165 marks

- MBA from Central University of Haryana, Narnaul: Cutoff- 184 marks

- M.A. Journalism & Mass Communication from Central University of Haryana, Narnaul: Cutoff- 52 marks

Hope this helps. All the best.

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Dear nushat hussain

Every college has its own refund policy , like most for the colleges return the amount paid while counselling after retaining a small percentage of the amount, you should visit the college and ask the refund procedure. 

You might have to fill a form mentioning the counselling details, reason for not taking admission and you bank details as well. 

GOOD LUCK 

Given that you are asking about the interview, I suppose that you have successfully gone through the first round of screening. Congratulations!

Coming to the interview, it (generally) would be about the things you have mentioned in your resume (CV), Statement of Purpose and your application.  It is an additional step to check the truthfulness of the details in your application.

Be prepared with:

• All the basics related to your previous coursework, especially anything related to the specialization you are applying for.
• Projects: Be prepared to answer any questions about your previous project. 'Since you have done it yourself, no one knows better about it than you' is the idea behind this testing.
• A general idea about the school you applied for (Their graduate program, the on-going research, professors).
• Questions like 'why did you choose this particular school', 'which professor do you like to work with','what are your research interests'.

Also, you can contact the graduate students from that school to ask what kind of questions to expect in the interview.

Plz specify the question clearly.

Dear Parveen,

The chances are less but let's in hope to get a seat.

try counselling also. Even go with this link

https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

ALL THE VERY BEST.