Banasthali Vidyapith Admission 2027: Eligibility and Application

Banasthali Vidyapith admission is open to women only. BTech and BPharm require 60% in the specified Class 12 subjects, BCA requires 55%, and MBA requires 50% in a bachelor's degree. Selection is based on qualifying-examination merit, with an aptitude test for the courses identified by the university.

Banasthali is residential. Students normally join a university hostel, except for eligible staff wards living on campus and students from eligible neighbouring villages. The available admission rules and dates relate to 2026–27; the university has not announced a complete 2027 calendar.

Banasthali Admission Dates and Application Forms

The 2026 regular application deadline was 31 May 2026. The university allowed late applications until 15 July 2026, with an additional ₹900. These deadlines have passed and should be treated as the previous admission cycle's dates.

Students submit a separate form for each programme. One BTech form covers the engineering branch choices, but BPharm requires a separate form. An applicant interested in both engineering and pharmacy must therefore complete the applications for both programmes under their respective conditions.

Merit and Aptitude-Test Selection

The university lists an aptitude test for Diploma Engineering, BTech, BPharm, integrated BA BEd and BSc BEd, BSc Nursing, MBA, integrated MTech and LLM. The 2026 notice states that these aptitude tests are conducted online. Other courses use qualifying-examination merit unless their programme rules specify an additional assessment.

Students must meet the academic minimum before the merit-and-test assessment is completed. The test syllabus is provided separately for each course group. The university's admission page links the sample questions and application instructions.

Banasthali BTech and Engineering Diploma Admission

BTech Subjects and Minimum Marks

BTech requires 60% in Class 12 Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The listed branches include Computer Science and Engineering, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, Electronics and Communication, Electronics and Instrumentation, Electrical and Electronics, IT, Chemical Engineering, Mechatronics and Electronics Engineering in VLSI Design and Technology.

BTech Biotechnology also accepts the permitted Biology combination: 60% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and/or Biology. This gives eligible PCB students an option that differs from the usual PCM engineering requirement. The branch choices on the common BTech form should match the applicant's school subjects.

Integrated MTech and Diploma Engineering

The five-year integrated MTech in CSE or Mechatronics requires 60% in Class 12 PCM. It admits students after school and includes the aptitude-test requirement. It should be selected separately from a two-year MTech course, which requires an earlier degree.

The three-year engineering diploma requires Class 10 with English, Science and Mathematics and 50%. Its listed areas include Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Instrumentation and Mechatronics. Selection uses the diploma aptitude test, whose syllabus differs from the Class 12-level engineering paper.

BCA, BBA, Commerce and Law Admission

Computing and Management After Class 12

BCA requires 55% in Class 12. BSc Data Science also requires 55%. The university lists three-year undergraduate and four-year honours options for these courses. BBA and BCom require a Class 12 qualification, with their honours and honours-with-research options listed separately.

The five-year integrated MBA is available after Class 12. The two-year MBA instead requires a bachelor's degree with 50% and the applicable aptitude test. Students should select the degree level that matches their current qualification.

Law and LLM

The integrated BA LLB, BCom LLB and BBA LLB programmes require 45% aggregate in the Senior Secondary examination. They are five-year options available directly after school. Students choose the programme according to the degree combination they want to study with law.

LLM requires a three-year LLB or five-year integrated law qualification. The university lists Constitutional Laws and Criminal Laws and Forensic study among its LLM areas. Admission uses the stated aptitude-test process, and the listed course duration is one year.

Pharmacy, Nursing and Science Admission

Pharmacy and Nursing

BPharm requires 60% in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics. It is a four-year programme and uses the aptitude test. MPharm requires BPharm with 60%, with listed postgraduate specialisations in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutics and Pharmacology.

BSc Nursing requires Class 12 Science with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English, with 45% aggregate, and a minimum age of 17. It is a four-year programme and is included in the aptitude-test list. Nursing applicants should use the nursing qualification, rather than the higher percentage required for pharmacy.

Life Sciences, Mathematics and Earth Sciences

BSc Bioscience, Biotechnology and Microbiology require 55% in Class 12 Science with Biology. BSc Mathematics requires 55% with Mathematics. Geology and the listed Earth Science honours options require 55% in Class 12 Science.

The three-year and four-year options use the same entry qualification for the corresponding subject. For honours with research, students must obtain 75% during the first three years to continue into the research year. Students who do not meet that condition can follow the honours option under the university's rules.

MSc Course Qualifications

MSc Chemistry requires BSc with Chemistry and 55%. Botany and Zoology require the relevant subject in the earlier BSc, with 55%. MSc Biotechnology accepts the specified life-science bachelor's degrees with 55%, while other life-science master's courses list their own accepted degree combinations.

MSc Physics requires 55% in BSc with Mathematics and Physics. The Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research postgraduate options require 55% in BA or BSc with Mathematics. MSc Environmental Science accepts BSc, BE or BTech with 50%, and MSc Geology requires BSc Geology with 50%.

Design, Architecture, Arts and Education Admission

Design and Architecture

BDes requires Class 12 with 50% and lasts four years. BArch requires 50% in the stated Science and Mathematics qualification, together with a valid NATA score meeting the Council of Architecture's condition for the year. Its listed duration is five years.

MDes accepts a four-year BDes or BTech, or a graduate with one year of work experience, with 50% in the qualifying examination. The previous degree and experience condition should be checked together where an applicant is entering from another field.

Arts, Journalism and Home Science

BA and Bachelor of Social Work are open after Class 12. BA Journalism and Mass Communication requires 50% aggregate. Its three-year and four-year honours options have separate durations, while MA Journalism and Mass Communication accepts an eligible bachelor's qualification recognised by Banasthali.

BSc Home Science requires 50% in Class 12. Food Science and Nutrition requires 60% with Science or Home Science as a subject. The postgraduate Home Science courses require 55% in BSc Home Science and include Human Development, Food Science and Nutrition, and Clothing and Textiles.

Teacher Education and Music Assessment

Integrated BA BEd requires 50% in Class 12 Arts, and integrated BSc BEd requires 50% in Science. Both are four-year courses with an aptitude test. BEd requires 50% in graduation, or 55% for Engineering or Technology graduates, with the stated 45% SC/ST provision.

MEd requires 50% in the accepted BEd, BT or LT qualification, or 45% for SC/ST applicants. Music selection has a practical assessment: applicants prepare a slow khyal and a fast khyal with tabla accompaniment, together with basic music theory. This is a course-specific assessment rather than the written test used for other programmes.

MCA and MTech Admission

MCA accepts BCA, a Computer Science Engineering degree or an accepted equivalent. BA, BCom and BSc graduates may qualify with Mathematics in Class 12 or graduation and the required bridge courses. The minimum is 50%, or 45% for the reserved category covered by the rule.

MTech Computer Science accepts the listed BE, BTech, MCA or relevant MSc qualifications with 55%. MTech IT, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Automation, VLSI and Chemical Engineering each specify their accepted earlier subjects. For example, VLSI lists relevant computing or electronics qualifications, while Chemical Engineering accepts the named chemical, biotechnology, biochemical or environmental engineering background.

How to Apply and Complete Admission

1. Choose the programme and read its qualification and aptitude-test requirements.
2. Complete the online form or obtain the prospectus and form through the university's permitted offline method.
3. Pay the ₹1,000 application charge and submit the payment details required for that method.
4. Submit the academic records and attend the aptitude or practical test where applicable.
5. Follow the selection communication and complete course payment, verification and hostel formalities.

Offline Payment and Required Records

The university permits a demand draft or Indian Postal Order for obtaining the form, or cash payment at Prabha Mandir. Its online instructions also describe entering the demand-draft number and sending the draft before processing. Applicants should follow the payment instructions attached to the actual form for their intake.

Students need school certificates, marksheets, photographs and identity proof. Postgraduate applicants need degree records, and category claims require the relevant certificates. Applicants seeking an exception from hostel residence need evidence that they belong to the permitted staff-ward or neighbouring-village category.

Fees and Residential Admission

For 2026–27, BTech and MBA are in the A+ fee group, with ₹1.75 lakh education fee and ₹32,000 development fee annually. The standard ten-month hostel and campus amount is ₹61,000. Joining charges and refundable security make the first-year example ₹3.07 lakh, excluding the application charge. Students complete the residential formalities along with admission because hostel residence is normally compulsory.

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