University of Hyderabad admission 2022 registration deadline extended till October 12

NEW DELHI: The University of Hyderabad has extended the last date to apply for the integrated postgraduate (PG) courses through Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG 2022) till October 12, 2022. Candidates will be able to apply for the 5 years integrated PG programmes through CUET scores 2022 on the official website, acad.uohyd.ac.in.

The Hyderabad University merit list for the integrated PG programs will be determined based on the scores of the candidates in the papers identified as core papers. Rank list for UoH admission 2022 will be prepared in the order of merit of scores in the core papers, as per the official notice.

“Candidates are required to score a minimum cut-off of 35 marks in the qualifying papers to be considered for admission to the PG programmes. Only those candidates who score minimum cut-off marks in the qualifying papers will be considered for admission, irrespective of their scores in the core papers,” it said.

“University of Hyderabad reserves the right to increase or decrease the minimum cut-off defined above based on the percentile scores of the applicants,” it added.

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For admission to integrated MSc Mathematical Sciences, Physics, Chemical Science, Biology, Applied Geology, the eligibility criteria is the same. For mathematical sciences and physics, merit list will be based on marks of maths, physics and chemistry (PCM) and for the latter courses mathematics or biology, whichever is higher will be taken.

As per the eligibility criteria laid down by the university, candidates with a minimum of 60% marks at Class 12 with science subjects only will be eligible to apply. For admission to Mathematical Sciences and Physics stream, it is essential to have Mathematics as one of the subjects at Class 12.

Candidates seeking admission to Integrated MSc Chemical Sciences should be able to conduct their experiments on their own. There will be no provision for allowing any assistance or scribe to do the experiments,” the university informed.