Is CT University hard to get?

CT University (CTU) offers full-time BTech in various specialisations. The career prospects of pursuing a BTech at the university vary depending on the BTech specialisations chosen by the candidates. Graduates can either take up a job or pursue PG courses like MTech/MBA after completing their BTech. Some job profiles that CTU BTech graduates can explore, along with the expected average salary that they can get are presented below:

Note:- The salaries have been taken from the external sources, and hence may vary.

CT University's MBA admission process includes application, qualifying the CT-SET, selection, document verification, fee payment, and final admission. The -wise process of CT University MBA admission are disccused below in detail:

1: Go to the official website.

2: Apply and appear for the entrance test

3: In this step, seat allocation is done.

4: Complete Admission formalities.

The hostel fee at CT University is not compulsory as long you don't use hostel facilities:  

• Day scholars' parents must sign a local guardian affidavit if living off-campus.   
• You may incur a transport fee if using university buses.  

Check the admission policy, as some universities charge a nominal hostel security deposit (refundable).  

CT University BSc (Hons) in Agriculture is a 4 year programme offered in fuul-time mode. The University offers an annual intake of 120 students. CT University BSc (Hons) in Agriculture fee structure comprises of INR 1.60 Lacs of total tuition fees. CTU admission considers a minimum aggregate of 50% in Class 12 with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects and Mathematics/ Biology/ Agriculture as a third Science subject. Apart from that, candidates with a 2-year Diploma in Agriculture with a 50% marks are also eligible to apply for BSc (Hons) in Agriculture.