SDDGPI, Panchkula UG, PG admissions 2024 open; check details here
Pratham Chugh | March 11, 2024 | 01:00 PM IST | 2 mins read
Swami Devi Dyal Group Of Professional Institutions is accepting applications for its UG and PG programmes 2024. Students can check information regarding course fees, eligibility criteria, and other essential details here.
NEW DELHI: Swami Devi Dyal Group of Professional Institutions has started the application process for its UG, PG and diploma programmes in online mode on the official website- sddgpi.com. Eligible candidates can apply for SDDGPI programmes in online or mode by paying the required application fees according to their choice of SDDGPI Panchkula course.
For SDDGPI Panchkula admissions 2024, candidates must fulfil the required eligibility criteria as per the choice of the programme. The selection of students is determined by their performance in entrance examinations, previous academic achievements, and various other factors. Students must check the eligibility criteria and other important information beforehand to avoid any discrepancies while applying for SDDGPI Panchkula programmes.
SDDGPI Panchkula admissions 2024: Programmes offered, fees and eligibility criteria
|
Courses |
Eligibility Criteria |
Fees Structure (Per Annum) |
|
B.Tech |
Class 12th (Physics, Chemistry, Maths): 50% marks |
Rs. 55,800 |
|
B Pharmacy |
Class 12th (PCM/ PCB along with Maths/Biology as compulsory subject ): 45% marks |
Rs. 64,800 |
|
LLB |
Bachelor’s Degree: 50% marks |
Rs. 54,400 |
|
B.Ed |
Rs. 43,800 |
|
|
BA LLB |
Class 12th (English as mandatory subject): 45% marks |
Rs. 50,400 |
|
B.Sc Nursing |
Class 12th (PCM with English as mandatory subject): 45% marks |
Rs. 82,800 |
|
ANM |
Class 12th |
Rs. 55,800 |
|
GNM |
Class 12th: 40% marks |
Rs. 53,800 |
|
BBA |
Class 12th (English as mandatory subject): 40% marks |
Rs. 35,800 |
|
BDS |
Class 12th: 50% marks Valid marks in NEET-BDS |
Rs. 1,93,800 |
|
M.Tech |
Bachelor’s Degree: 50% marks |
Rs. 55,800 |
|
M.Ed |
B.Ed/ BA B.Ed/ B.Sc B.Ed/ B.Com B.Ed |
Rs. 49,300 |
|
MBA |
Bachelor’s Degree: 50% marks
|
Rs. 55,800 |
|
MDS |
BDS Degree: 50% marks |
Rs. 6,85,000 |
|
D Pharmacy |
Class 12th (PCM/ PCB along with Maths/ Biology as compulsory subject. |
Rs. 45,800 |
|
Dental Hygienist Diploma |
Class 12th (PCB) |
Rs. 59,800 |
Note: Admissions to the MBA programme at SDDGPI Panchkula for 75% of the available seats will be determined by the CMAT/ MAT scores.
SDDGPI Panchkula admissions 2024: Mode of application and application fees
|
Application Fees |
Rs. 1,100 |
|
Mode of Application |
Online/ Offline |
Note: The application fees for all programmes at SDDGPI Panchkula is Rs. 1,100 except BDS course, which has an application fee of Rs 5,100.
SDDGPI Panchkula admissions 2024: Selection process
- Visit the official website of Swami Devi Dyal Group Of Professional Institutions.
- Fill the application form with all the required details
- Pay application fee.
- Appear for the respective entrance examination.
- The final selection will be based on the marks secured by candidates in the entrance examination , past academic performance and several other parameters.
- Selected candidates must pay SDDGPI Panchkula fees and submit it along with the required documents.
Swami Devi Dyal Group Of Professional Institutions, Panchkula
Golpura Village, Teh: Barwala, District Panchkula (Haryana),
Contact Number: 8396086667
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