What is the admission process of Poornima University?

<p>Poornima University admission process begins with registration. Eligible candidates need to pay an application fee of INR 1,500. Aspirants need to fill out the form and submit it along with the specified documents. Poornima University shortlists candidates based on merit for most of the programmes. For BBA (Hons), BCom (Hons), the university conducts a written test to shortlisted candidates for admission.</p><p>After completion of all the selection rounds, candidates receives an offer letter. Selected aspirants are required to pay the course fee to confirm their admission to the university.</p>

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<p>Poornima University admission process is both merit and entrance-based. The university conducts its own entrance test and along with it, it also accepts national-level entrance exams like NATA, UGC NET, etc. to offer admission to specific courses. Poornima University provides over 92 courses at UG, PG and doctoral levels in multiple streams like Engineering, Management, Design, Architecture, etc. through nine facultie that specialise in disciplines like Engineering and Technology, Computer Science and Engineering, Planning and Architecture, Design and Arts, Management and Commerce, Science and Humanities, Public Health, etc.</p>

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<p>Overview of the admission process of Poornima University:&nbsp;</p><p>Visit the official website of Poornima University. Navigate to the admissions section and select the course you wish to apply for.<br>Read the information brochure carefully before proceeding with the application.Fill in the required details in the application form.<br>Upload the relevant documents, including photographs and signatures.&nbsp;Pay the application fee, which is INR 1200/- .<br>Submit the application form online or offline, as per the instructions provided.</p><p>Admission is based on percentage. If the percentage of any candidate is more than 60% then you can get a scholarship. There is no exam, only direct admission is there.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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