UGI Greater Noida UG, PG admissions 2024 open; apply now
Sukriti Sahoo | April 19, 2024 | 02:45 PM IST | 2 mins read
UGI Greater Noida is accepting applications for UG, PG programmes 2024. Candidates can check the course-wise eligibility criteria, selection procedure and other important information here.
NEW DELHI: United Group of Institution (UGI), Greater Noida has started the application process for the UG and PG programmes in online/ offline mode. Candidates meeting the eligibility criteria can visit the official website- united.ac.in and complete the UGI Greater Noida registration 2024 by submitting the basic details and paying the application fee of Rs. 1,000.
Candidates will be selected on the basis of their JEE Main score for admission to BTech programme. Applicants must go through the UGI Greater Noida eligibility criteria and other information beforehand to avoid any discrepancies.
UGI Greater Noida Admissions 2024: Programmes Offered & Fees
|
Programme Name |
UGI Greater Noida Fee Structure (Yearly) |
|
MBA |
Rs. 1,34,995 |
|
BTech |
Rs. 1,29,995 |
|
BCA |
Rs. 88,160 |
|
BPharma |
Rs. 1,19,995 |
|
BAJMC |
Rs. 86,660 |
Note: UGI Greater Noida offers MCA programme at the postgraduate level.
UGI Greater Noida Admissions 2024: Application Fees & Mode of Application
|
Application Fees |
Rs. 1,000 |
|
Mode of Application |
Online/ Offline |
UGI Greater Noida Eligibility Criteria 2024
|
Programme Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
|
MBA |
Graduation with minimum 50% marks in any discipline (45% in SC/ ST from a recognised university. |
|
BTech |
10+2 with a minimum 45% marks in the required subjects with a combination of two compulsory subjects- Physics & Mathematics and one optional subject of Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology. + Valid score in JEE Main. |
|
BCA |
Passed 10+2 with English and Mathematics or Computer Science/ Informatics Practice/ Computer Applications/ Multimedia & Web Technology/ Data Management Application/ Web Application with minimum 50% marks. |
|
BPharma |
10+2 with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks (40% for SC/ ST) in PCM or PCB. |
|
BAJMC |
Passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% aggregate with English (core/ elective/ functional) as a mandatory subject & IPU CET mandatory. |
UGI Greater Noida Selection Process 2024
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Visit the official website of United Group of Institution (UGI), Greater Noida
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Meet the eligibility criteria
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Complete the application form by paying the application fee of Rs. 1,000
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For UGI Greater Noida admission to BTech programme, JEE Main score is accepted
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Candidates are shortlisted based on their performance in the entrance exam
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Final admission is confirmed after verification of documents and UGI Greater Noida fee payment
United Group of Institution (UGI), Greater Noida: Contact Details
50, Knowledge Park III, Delhi-NCR Greater Noida 201310
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