What is unique about Acharya Nagarjuna University Centre for Distance Education?

Yes, ANUCDE admissions for UG and other programs are held on the basis of merit. Students can apply for their favorite course by visiting the official website of the institute. With a fairly decent score of 85%, interested candidates can apply for their favorite programme through the admissions portal at the official website.

ANUCDE admissions are held on the basis of both merit in previous qualifying examinations, as well as entrance exam. For the majority of courses, students can apply on the basis of merit from their qualifying examinations from boards like CBSE, ICSE, BSEAP, etc. For admissions into the MLib course, students would be required to appear for the Andhra Pradesh PGCET examination.

ANU Centre for Distance Education admissions are held on the basis of merit scoring as well as scores obtained in prescribed entrance test. Recognized boards include CBSE, ICSE, BSEAP, and others. Students can visit the official website to learn about further course-specific eligibility details. Some PG programs will require students to appear in entrance exams such as Andhra Pradesh PGCET.

ANUCDE Guntur provides two MCom courses. Students can pursue either MCon in Accounting or MCom in Banking. The basic eligibility requires students to complete graduation in either BBA/ BCom from a recognised university. Eligible students can head over to the official website of the university to apply for the programme as soon as applications are made available.

As per the data gathered from unofficial sites, around 60% of the batch was placed over the past few recruitment processes. Further, the highest package offered was INR 7 LPA. Check the complete insights of ANUCDE placements from the table below:

NOTE: The above placement data is collated from the Shiksha students' reviews.