Kerala University has released the vacancies for Phase-II UG Spot Admission 2020-21 on February 1. The university has declared zone-wise vacancies for undergraduate courses offered by its affiliated colleges. Check Here

Kerala University is inviting Applications to new Courses allotted to 29 Aided and Self-Financing Colleges. The last date to Apply Online is October 15.

Kerala University offers several undergraduate programs including BBA, B.Sc., BA, BA(Hons.), B.Com., BPA, BSW, BA Music, BFA, B.P.Ed, BPA, B.Des., B.P.T, BASLP and B. Pharm. While many of these are merit-based, several of them provide admission through an entrance test conducted by the University itself.

The courses are based on the Choice Based Credit and Semester System and all programs except B.P.Ed and BFA are called First Degree Programs. The admission to these courses is based on Online Central Allotment (OCA), and this process will provide an opportunity to apply to any of the colleges affiliated to Kerala University. You should apply to the course before the closure of the registration deadline, which is the same for all categories.

The allotment will strictly depend on the merit of the candidate for the First Degree Programs. Check KU Admission

For Programs of BFA, B.P.Ed., BPA, B.Des. and BA Music, an entrance test and aptitude exam is conducted.

• Candidates can register on Kerala University’s Official Website. for the course they are willing to pursue.
• After registering, save your application no. and password
• The candidates must login and fill in the candidate profile registration.
• Next step for completing the registration is filling the academic profile registration form.
• Download the Challan and enter registration fee Remittance Details
• Candidates must then upload their photograph and signature.
• Select the course and verify your application carefully.
• Print out the application form which should be produced at the time of admission. The hard copy should not be send to the University.
• Allotment of seats will happen in a trial allotment session where the candidate will get an idea as to how he/she should expect an admission. This is not a guarantee of any seat.
• After this there will be a first allotment list issued by the colleges indicating which courses one is eligible for.

Note that the Registration fees for applying online is as follows:

• For General Candidates: Rs.250/-
• For SC/ST Candidates: Rs.100/-

Candidates must have passed higher Secondary Examination of the state or an equivalent exam, with the subject opted for as one of the main subjects.

Allotment of seats:

The rest of the seats will be filled by the Educational Agency by the candidates that they choose.

There are several reservations that are considered during the allotment of seats:

• Reservation for nominees: Candidates from Lakshadweep, Wards of Kashmiri Migrants, Candidates from Jammu and Kashmir, Inmates of Government Children Home, Tamil Linguistic Minority, widows/wards of Armed Personnel killed/disabled in action during peace time.
• Reservation for people with disabilities
• Special Reservation for Sports candidate based on their proficiency in Sports

The certificates to be produced by students under the reserved category are mandatory. It should be done during the online registration.

You will be required to produce all original documents at the time of admission to verify your claims made in the online application form.

Candidates belonging to the SEBC category will have to produce a community certificate and a Income certificate.

The merit of a student, i.e. the marks scored in the qualifying examination in programs will be counted for the admission to various courses. Having an NCC/NSS certificate in a course helps the student to secure bonus marks.

Admission to the course will be based on the following criterias:

• Marks secured in the qualifying examination
• Marks secured in subject of concentration