Which university is better between IFTM University and SVSU Meerut for BCom?

You don't need 60% in PCM to join the BTech programme at IFTM University; just 45% aggregate (40% for SC/ST) in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics is the eligibility requirement for core engineering branches such as CSE, ECE, EE, CE, and ME.

For specialisations such as Biotechnology, you need 45% in PCM or PCB, and for Agricultural Engineering, 45% in PCM, PCB, or Agriculture.

Additionally, while you can secure admission through your Class?12 marks alone, the university also accepts JEE Main or its own IET score, but neither requires a 60% cutoff in PCM. Merit admission and entrance-based routes both work with a minimum of 45%.

Here’s a balanced view of the pros and cons of IFTM University, Moradabad, based on academic offerings and infrastructure:

Pros of IFTM University

• Wide Range of Courses: Offers 100+ programs across engineering, management, pharmacy, agriculture, law, science, humanities, and more from Diploma to PhD levels.
• Affordable Fee Structure: Compared to many private universities, IFTM offers relatively low tuition fees, especially for general degrees and technical courses.
• Good Infrastructure: The campus is spacious (around 69 acres) with smart classrooms, well-equipped labs, libraries, sports facilities, hostels, Wi-Fi, and a medical center.
• Flexible Admission Process: Direct admission based on merit (Class 12/graduation marks) without any entrance exam for most courses, making the process hassle-free.
• Scholarship Opportunities: Merit-based fee waivers and Navya Scholarships (up to INR 1 lakh) are available to support academically strong and female students.

Cons of IFTM University*

According to the students' review, the main problem is maintaining 75% attendance. 

To be eligible for BTech at IFTM University, Moradabad,  applicants must have completed their Class?12 (10+2) with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, securing at least 45% aggregate (or 40% for SC/ST candidates). This requirement is consistent across core engineering branches such as CSE, ECE, EE, CE, and ME. For specialisations in Biotechnology, students must have PCM or PCB with the same minimum marks, and for Agricultural Engineering, PCM, PCB, or relevant Agriculture subjects are accepted. Admission is primarily merit-based, using Class?12 marks, although candidates with valid CUET-UG or JEE Main scores may also apply in applicable cycles.

Yes, you can get direct admission to IFTM University for most of its undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The university follows a merit-based admission process, which means students are admitted based on their academic performance in the qualifying examination, such as Class 12 for undergraduate courses and graduation marks for postgraduate programmes.

There is no entrance exam required for most courses, including BTech, BBA, BCA, MBA, and MSc. This makes the admission process relatively simple and accessible. For some specific courses, such as MPharm and PhD, entrance exams such as GPAT or a university-level test may be required.

There is no official management quota for domestic students, although NRI and foreign national students may have a separate admission pathway. As long as you meet the basic eligibility criteria (typically 45–50% marks in the qualifying exam), you can apply directly through the university's admission portal by submitting the application form and required documents. Once your application is accepted and fees are paid, your admission is confirmed.