Can I get into The Neotia University with 70% in class 12th?
Different streams have different eligibility criteria but every candidate must have to go through a university aptitude test along with a personal interview round for some of the courses . some of the eligibility criteria is as follows :-
Course | Mode of Selection | Selection Criteria |
UG | Entrance | The Neotia University UG selection criteria is done on the basis of the performance of candidates in TNU’s NEO Admission Test conducted by the university. |
PG | Entrance | The Neotia University PG selection criteria is based on candidates’ performance in a personal interview that will be conducted by the Hon'ble Vice Chancellor/Dean/Director/Chairperson/HOD/Competent Authority of The Neotia University. |
Ph.D | Entrance | The Neotia University PhD selection criteria is done based on an admission entrance test followed by a personal interview conducted by the university. |
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