How do I get a seat at St Joseph's University?
The St Joseph's University application mode is online. Candidates can check the list of pointers below to know the application process.
- Go to the official website
- Register as a new user and enter the required details.
- Get the email verified.
- Complete the form.
- Pay the fee and submit the form.
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Below is the application process 2026 for St. Joseph's University:
- Create an account on SJU portal
- Fill in academic, personal & contact details. Upload passport size photo (white background, <1 MB).
- Pay non refundable fees online.
- Most courses require an on-campus entrance test (SJUET) and a subsequent i
St. Joseph's University in Bangalore is known for its diverse undergraduate & postgraduate offerings across various disciplines. Popular programmes include BSc, MSc, BBA, BA in Visual Communication and various other programmes in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics & Economics. Other in demand
Yes Master of Science programs are available at St. Joseph's University, Bangalore. University offers different of 2 year MSc specialisations which includes Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Physics, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Food Science & Technology, Counselling Psychology & Computer Sci
St. Joseph University, Bangalore is a highly reputed NAAC accredited institution known for quality education, particularly in arts, science, and commerce. Ranked on 6th position by India Today Ranking 2025 under BCA category. It is regarded as a top tier institution with well structured curriculum,
The institutte has not released the BCom placements as of yet. Check out the St. Joseph's University placements taken from NIRF 2025 given below:
Particulars | Placement Statistics (2022) | Placement Statistics (2023) | Placement Statistics (2024) |
|---|---|---|---|
Median Package | INR 3.6 LPA (UG 4 Year) INR 3.6 LPA (PG 2 year) | INR 4 LPA (UG 4 Year) INR 4.4 LPA (PG 2 year) | INR 4.3 LPA (UG 4 Year) INR 4.8 LPA |
Students Placed | 465 (UG 4 Year) 253 (PG 2 year) | 551 (UG 4 Year) 351 (PG 2 year) | 553 (UG 4 Year) 567 (PG 2 year) |
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