Can I take admission to The Gayatri Chetna Foundation with 50% in Class 12?

The Gayatri Chetna Foundation, Narendrapur offers a BSc in MLT as its flagship programme. The fee for the BSc MLT course is around 1.74 Lacs. The fee includes a one-time admission fee and caution deposits, a fee for the forms and prospectus, and tuition fees. The degree is offered in affiliation with MAKAUT. 

The cost of studying at Gayatri Chetna Foundation, Narendrapur may vary depending on the type and level of the program. However, the college offers various courses at an affordable fee. The total fee may range between INR 32.5 K to INR 1.9 Lacs. The fee components include on-time admission fees and caution deposits, forms and prospectus fees, and tuition fees.

Candidates starting their academics at The Gayatri Chetna Foundation, Narendrapur should focus on the following tips for a smoother journey at the college:

• Regular attendance and active participation in classes.
• Try to follow the rules and regulations issued by the college which will help you in maintaining a healthy relationship with the staff and higher authorities.
• Taking some time to utilise additional resources available at the institute such as online lectures and past papers can also be helpful. 
• Try to balance studies with extracurricular activities. Engage in departmental clubs to maintain a sense of relaxation. 

The admission process at the Gayatri Chetna Foundation, Narendrapur is based on merit scores. The minimum eligibility requires the candidates to pass Class 12 with 45% aggregate marks from a recognised board. Admissions are based on the norms laid down by MAKAUT / Management of George Group of Colleges. Interested candidates can apply online on the official website. 

The Gayatri Chetna Foundation, Narendrapur is a private college. It is a constituent college of the George Group of Colleges. The degree courses are provided in affiliation with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, University of Technology (MAKAUT). In addition to this, the college is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC).