TMU Moradabad Admission 2027: Eligibility and Application

Teerthanker Mahaveer University, Moradabad, selects students through qualifying marks or the entrance test accepted for their programme. BTech requires 50% in the specified Class 12 subjects, BCA requires 50%, and integrated law courses require 45%. MBA applicants need 50% in graduation and are assessed through an accepted management entrance score or the university's academic-merit and interview process.

The available admission leaflet and scholarship information relate to 2026–27. A complete calendar for 2027 has not been confirmed. Medical and dental courses follow the applicable national entrance and counselling process, while many other TMU programmes admit students on academic merit.

TMU Admission Process and Selection

Students apply for the chosen programme, submit their qualification records and complete the selection method used by that college. TMU's course leaflet gives both the academic requirement and the basis of merit. For engineering, it lists JEE Main, CUET or qualifying-examination marks; several management, law and professional courses have their own accepted tests.

Applicants waiting for results may take provisional admission. TMU's general admission rules require the result by 31 October, except where the relevant regulatory council sets a different rule. This is a general rule in the available instructions, not a newly announced 2027 deadline. The final admission decision depends on meeting the qualification and submitting the required records.

TMU BTech and Computing Admission

BTech Eligibility and Branches

BTech applicants need Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry or Computer Science in Class 12, with 50% and passing marks in English. This qualification is listed for CSE as well as the conventional engineering branches. The four-year CSE options include AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning, Data Science and Cyber Security.

TMU also lists Cloud Technology and Information Security, and an IBM-linked Application Development using Cloud and Analytics Platform option. Students should select the exact specialisation because collaborative programmes can have additional academic charges. The accepted entrance score or Class 12 merit is considered for the selected course and available seats.

BTech Lateral Entry

Lateral entry is available for eligible diploma or BSc applicants, with a listed remaining duration of three years. The university requires 50% in the relevant qualifying examination. A BSc applicant must have Mathematics; the CSE provision also accepts BCA with PCM in Class 12 under its stated conditions.

Students applying through lateral entry should submit the diploma or degree marksheets along with the school records. These records establish both the percentage and the Mathematics or PCM background. The chosen engineering branch must match an available lateral-entry programme in the application.

BCA, BSc Computer Science and Animation

BCA requires Class 12 in any stream with 50%. Its options include AI and ML, Data Analytics, Cloud Computing and Information Security. BSc Computer Science has a different requirement: Class 12 with Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry or Computer Science, with 60%.

BSc Animation accepts Class 12 in any stream with 50%. The university lists areas such as Product Design, UI/UX, Graphics, Game Design and VFX within the programme information. Selection follows qualifying marks for these courses under the leaflet's criteria.

Three-Year Exit and Four-Year Honours

For the undergraduate courses covered by the leaflet's honours note, students who complete three years can receive the corresponding undergraduate degree. Completing the full four years leads to the honours option. Students with at least 75% or a 7.5 CGPA in the first six semesters can choose the honours-with-research option under the university's rules.

This progression condition applies during the course. It is separate from the Class 12 minimum used at admission. Students choosing a three-year or four-year plan should also account for the additional year of tuition and the academic requirements for research study.

BBA, Commerce and MBA Admission

Undergraduate Management and Commerce

The BBA honours options accept Class 12 with 50% under the programme's stated stream condition. TMU lists management areas such as Finance, Human Resources, Marketing, Digital Marketing, Business Analytics and related subjects. Selection is based on qualifying-examination marks.

BCom honours requires Class 12 in Commerce or Science with 50%. The university's commerce options include Finance, Digital Marketing, FinTech and Blockchain, Business Analytics, and Economics, Accounting and Tax Laws. Applicants should use the qualification for the exact BBA or BCom option rather than treat all management and commerce degrees as having one common subject rule.

MBA Selection and Interview Weightage

MBA requires graduation in any stream with 50%. TMU accepts CAT, CMAT or MAT for the entrance-score option. Its alternative selection method gives 80% weightage to qualifying-examination marks and 20% to the personal interview.

The university lists regular management specialisations and a separate Hospital Management option. The MBA Corporate with Global Exposure programme is also separately named. Applicants should submit the relevant scorecard where they apply through an entrance test and attend the selection stage communicated for their programme.

The interview-based method allows the university to assess the applicant alongside the academic result. The stated 80:20 split applies to that method; it should not be described as an extra calculation automatically added to every national-test score.

Law and Pharmacy Admission

Integrated Law and LLM

BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons) require Class 12 in any stream with 45%. BCom LLB (Hons) requires Commerce or Science with 45%. These five-year programmes admit students after school and use CLAT or qualifying-examination merit under the university's leaflet.

The one-year LLM requires graduation in Law with 50%. Students applying for LLM therefore need their law-degree records, while integrated-law applicants submit their Class 12 qualification. The different entry levels also affect the course duration and total fee.

DPharm, BPharm and Postgraduate Pharmacy

DPharm and BPharm require Class 12 Science with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics, with 50%. BPharm lateral entry requires a two-year Diploma in Pharmacy with 50%. The lateral-entry programme lasts three years after the earlier pharmacy qualification.

PharmD accepts the stated Class 12 Science or DPharm qualification with 50%. PharmD Post Baccalaureate and MPharm require BPharm with 50%. The university lists MPharm subjects including Pharmacology, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacognosy and Pharmaceutical Analysis. Selection follows qualifying-examination merit in the programme leaflet.

Nursing, Physiotherapy and Medical Admission

Nursing Qualifications

BSc Nursing requires Class 12 PCB with English and at least 50% aggregate in PCB. Post Basic BSc Nursing requires Class 12 with GNM and 50% aggregate. MSc Nursing requires BSc Nursing or Post Basic BSc Nursing, one year of experience and 50% under the leaflet's criteria.

ANM accepts Class 12 in any stream with English and 50% aggregate in the stated university information. Nursing applicants should also meet the applicable professional rules and submit registration or experience records where their course requires them. A school-level nursing application and a post-basic application use different qualifications.

Physiotherapy and Paramedical Study

BPT requires Class 12 Science with PCB and English, with 50%. The leaflet gives four years of study and a six-month internship. MPT requires an accepted BPT or BSc Physiotherapy qualification with 50% and at least six months of compulsory rotating internship.

TMU's postgraduate paramedical courses require the corresponding undergraduate qualification. For example, the radiological-imaging, medical-laboratory and optometry options require the relevant degree with compulsory internship or one year of clinical experience, and 50%. These clinical requirements form part of eligibility alongside marks.

MBBS and Dental Courses

MBBS and BDS require the relevant Class 12 PCB and English qualification and admission through the applicable NEET process. MD and MS use NEET PG, and postgraduate dental admission follows the applicable dental entrance and counselling rules. Students should complete the required counselling registration and allotment process for these professional seats.

MTech, MCA, Agriculture and Education Admission

MCA accepts BCA, a computing degree or an eligible equivalent with 50%. BA, BCom or BSc graduates with Mathematics in Class 12 or graduation may also apply with the required bridge courses. Reserved-category applicants have the stated 45% minimum in the MCA qualification.

MTech CSE accepts a relevant BTech, MSc in CS, IT, Physics or Mathematics, or MCA, with 50%. Selection uses GATE or qualifying merit. Other MTech subjects, such as Electrical Power and Energy Systems, Additive Manufacturing and Structural and Construction Engineering, specify the relevant earlier engineering branches.

BSc (Hons) Agriculture accepts Class 12 PCM, PCB, PCMB or Agriculture with 50%. MSc Agriculture requires BSc Agriculture with 50%, with listed areas including Agronomy, Soil Science and Plant Pathology. BEd requires graduation with 50%, while MEd uses the accepted education qualification and the TMU entrance test.

How to Apply and Submit Documents

1. Open the TMU admission portal and register for the selected programme.
2. Enter personal details and the qualifying school, diploma or degree marks.
3. Upload the required records and entrance scorecard, where applicable.
4. Complete the programme's merit, interview, entrance or counselling process.
5. Accept the offer, pay the prescribed amount and complete original-document verification.

TMU asks applicants to attach self-certified copies with the application and not send original marksheets at that stage. Students should keep their photograph, identity proof, qualifying marksheets and course-specific certificates ready. Category, Jain scholarship, sports and other concession claims require their supporting documents.

For an application awaiting results, the final marksheet must be submitted within the applicable provisional-admission period. Fees paid in cash are accepted only at the university's designated counters, with an official receipt. The admission rules explain these submission and payment conditions.

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