Which entrance exam is accepted by Calcutta University?

Kolkata University accepts the scores of various entrance examinations for admissions. The university accepts the scores of WBJEE for BTech, CULET UG for BA LLB (Hons), CAT/ MAT/XMAT/JEMAT for MBA, CULET PG for LLM and WBJECA for MCA.
Calcutta University does have entrance exams for certain programs:
- For admission to MA, MSc, MCom, MBA, and LLM programs, students must take the Calcutta University Entrance Test.
- For PhD programs, Calcutta University conducts a Research Eligibility Test (RET).
- For admission to the BA LLB 5-year progra
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Some of the top colleges in Kolkata affiliated with Calcutta University include Bethune College, St. Xavier's College, Asutosh College, and Lady Brabourne College.
Given below are some of the affiliated colleges of Calcutta University offering BSc (Hons):
- New Alipore College
- Vidyasagar College for Women
- St. Xavier's College
- Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose College
- Fakir Chand College, etc.
Candidates seeking admission to the Calcutta University BSc (Hons) course must apply in the offline mode. Given below are the steps candidates must follow to apply for admission at the University of Kolkata:
- Log into the official Calcutta University site
- Download the application form
- Fill the
Calcutta University BSc (Hons) eligibility criteria is Class 12 in Science stream with minimum aggregate of 45% from a recognised Board.
Some of the popular specialisations of Calcutta University BSc (Hons) course are BSc (Hons) Economics, BSc (Hons) Statistics CS, BSc (Hons) Microbiology, BSc (Hons) CS, BSc (Hons) Zoology and BSc (Hons) Botany etc.
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