Jadavpur University Admission 2026: JU UG Registration (Started), Selection Process, Entrance Test

Name of the university

Jadavpur University

Name of the exam conducting body

Jadavpur University

Mode of application

Online

Mode of study

Regular

Courses covered

Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral

Mode of selection

Entrance examination/Qualifying exam marks

Mode of exam

Offline

Events

Dates

Last date of Jadavpur University registration

May 20, 2026

Application fees submission last date

June 5, 2026

BSc entrance test

June 23 and 25

Provisional 1st merit list

July 8, 2026

Admission against JU provisional 1st merit list

July 2026

Second merit list

August 2026

Waiting list

August 2026

Events

Dates

Last date of filling applications

June 5, 2026

Application fees submission last date (with a fee of Rs 200 for SC, ST, PD categories and Rs 400 for other categories) except History and Sanskrit

June 6, 2026

JU BA entrance test

June 25 and July 3

Jadavpur University merit list release

July 15, 2026

Counselling

August 2026

Events

Dates

JU PG application form 2026 releases

To be notified

JU PG application form 2026 submission window closes

To be notified

Events

Dates

JU application form 2026 releases for B.L.I.Sc, M.L.I.Sc and M.L.I.Sc Digital Library

May 20, 2026

JU application form 2026 submission window closes

June 1, 2026

JU entrance exam 2026 for B.L.I.Sc

July 2026

JU entrance exam 2026 for M.L.I.Sc

July 2026

JU entrance exam 2026 for M.L.I.Sc Digital Library

July 2026

JU merit list 2026

July 2026

Jadavpur University placements

Jadavpur University reviews

Jadavpur University colleges

Stream

Courses

Science

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Bachelor of Science in Physics, Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Bachelor of Science in Geography, Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences,

Arts

Bachelor of Arts in Bengali, Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature, Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Bachelor of Arts in English, Bachelor of Arts in History, Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Bachelor of Arts in Sanskrit, Bachelor of Education (BEd), Bachelor of Library & Information Science, Bachelor of Physical Education

Engineering and Technology

Bachelor of Architecture, Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science & Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering (Evening), Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics & Tele~communication Engineering, Bachelor of Civil Engineering, B.Ed. in Special Education (Locomotor Impairment and Neuro-Muscular Disorder), Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, Bachelor of Engineering in Power Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering in Printing Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering in Production Engineering

Streams

Courses

Science

Master of Science in Applied Geology, Master of Science in Biotechnology, Master of Science in Chemistry, Master of Science in Chemistry, Master of Science in Electronics Science, Master of Science in Mathematics (Day), Master of Science in Mathematics (Day), Master of Science in Physics (Evening), Master of Science Instrumentation

Arts

Master of Arts in History, Master of Arts in History (Eve), Master of Arts in Philosophy (Day), Master of Arts in Philosophy (Evening), Master of Arts in Sociology, Master of Library & Information Science in Digital Library, Master of Arts in Bengali (Day), Master of Arts in Bengali (Eve), Master of Arts in Comparative Literature, Master of Arts in Economics, Master of Arts in Education, Master of Arts in English, Master of Arts in Film Studies,

Engineering and Technology

Master of Engineering in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering, Master of Engineering in Illumination Engineering, Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering, Master of Engineering in Metallurgical Engineering, Master of Engineering in Power Engineering, Master of Engineering in Production Engineering, Master of Engineering in Software Engineering, Master of Pharmaceutical Technology, Master of Technology (Food Technology & Biochemical Engineering), Master of Technology in Computer Technology, Master of Technology in Instrumentation & Electronics Engineering, Master of Technology in Material Engineering, Master of Architecture, Master of Bioprocessing Engineering, Master of Computer Application, Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering, Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering, Master of Engineering in Computer Science & Engineering, Master of Engineering in Control System Engineering, Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering

Interdisciplinary Courses

Master of Engineering in Water Resources & Hydraulic Engineering (Eve), Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering, Master of Technology in Nano Science & Technology, Master of Technology in Distributed & Mobile Computing, Master in Multimedia Development, Master of Laser Technology, Master of Nuclear Engineering

Programmes

Academic qualification

PG Courses

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  Candidates need to have passed the bachelor’s degree of three years with a Hons. to be considered for Jadavpur University admission.

• The minimum percentage of requirements, compulsory subjects, and compulsory Hons. The subject will vary as per courses and categories.

• Those candidates who are awaiting their final year results can also apply for their desired postgraduate programme.

UG Courses

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  Candidates should have completed their 10+2 to be considered eligible for Jadavpur University 2023 admission.

• Candidates who are awaiting their qualifying exam results can also apply for admission in their desired programme.

• The minimum percentage requirements and compulsory subjects to have been studied at 10+2 level need will vary as per courses and categories.

Categories

Fees

All categories

Rs. 150

Courses

Maximum Marks

Duration

Syllabus/Modalities

B. A. Philosophy

50

Two hours

• Three comprehension-based questions - 20 marks

• One essay-based question - 15 marks

• One argument-based question - 10 marks

• Five Multiple Choice Questions - 5 marks

B.A. English

130

2.5 hours

• Part One - 30 MCQs - 30 marks

• Part Two - Four poem-based descriptive questions - 40 marks

• One essay question - 50 marks

• Two logic-based questions - 10 marks

B.A. Comparative Literature

100

Two hours

• Two short notes - 20 marks

• One descriptive question - 20 marks

• One short essay - 20 marks

• One descriptive question - 20 marks

• One poem-based descriptive question - 20 marks

(There will be certain questions which can be answered either in Bengali or English. Candidates who had Bengali in school can write those answers in Bengali.

B. A. Bengali

100

Two hours

Descriptive questions

B.A. History

100

Two hours

• Four passage-based questions - 60 marks

• One descriptive question - 40 marks

B.A. Political Science (Department of International Relations)

100

Two hours

• One essay - 40 marks

• Four short notes - 20 marks

• Four passage-based questions - 20 marks

• 20 MCQs - 20 marks

B.A. in Political Science

100

Two hours

• Four short notes

• Comprehension passage, 20 MCQs

• One essay

Courses

Maximum Marks

Duration

Syllabus/Modalities

M.A. Film Studies

100

2 hours

• One passage-based descriptive question - 30 marks

• Two short notes, each of 20 marks (500 words each)

• One essay of 30 marks (1500 words)

M.A. Economics

100

2.5 hours

• Section A - Microeconomics - 13 MCQs - 26 marks

• Section B - Macroeconomics - 13 MCQs - 26 marks

• Section C- Mathematical Economics - 12 MCQs - 24 marks

• Section D - Statistics and Economics - 12 MCQs - 24 marks

M.A. Linguistics

50

Two hours

• Part A- 30 MCQs - 30 marks

• Two descriptive questions - 20 marks total

M.A. Sanskrit

50

Two hours

• Part one - Seen questions

• Part two - Unseen questions

M.A. Philosophy

50

Two hours

• Group A - 10 MCQs each of two marks (to be answered out of 14 given MCQs)

• Group B - 5 Descriptive questions each of 4 marks (To be answered out of 10 given questions)

• Group C - One essay for ten marks (to be answered out of four questions

M.A. in Political Science

100

Two hours

• One essay for 50 marks

• Five descriptive questions - 50 marks

M.A. History

100

Two hours

• Four passage-based questions (50 marks )

• Two descriptive questions - (50 marks)

M.A. Comparative Literature

100

Two hours

• Category I - Three descriptive questions (To be attempted either in Bengali or English)

• Category II - Paper 1 - 50 marks - Three descriptive questions

Paper 2 - Two questions - 50 marks

M.A. in Political Science with International Relations

100

Two hours

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  One essay - 50 marks

• Five descriptive questions - 50 marks

M.A. English

100

Paper one - 1.5 hours

Paper two - Two hours

• Paper 1- (100 marks) (For category 2 students) Part 1 - 5 Passages each with 6 MCQs - 60 marks

Part 2 - One essay (options available) - 40 marks

• Paper 2 (100 marks)

Four poem-based questions - 40 marks

One essay writing question for forty marks - 40 marks

Four short notes (options available) - 20 marks

Programmes

First round

Second round

Third round

Fourth round

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Programmes

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Round 3

Round 2

Round 1

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Categories

2018 (Minimum Score)

General

24.1

SC

45.75

OBC

29.53

Categories

2018

2019

General

66.3

56

SC

54

35

ST

40

35.5

OBC A

63

33.5

OBC B

58.4

37

Sports

43

-

Categories

2018

2019

General

43

27

SC

30

11.5

ST

37

10

OBC A

33

7

OBC B

37

14.5

Sports

20

-

Categories

2018

2019

General

45

10

SC

22

2

ST

23

-

OBC A

20

10

OBC B

27

3

Sports

11

-

Categories

2018

2019

General

76.42

48.25

SC

70.06

48

ST

69.38

33.75

OBC A

70

44

OBC B

75.12

50

PD

52

-

Categories

2018

2019

General

75.5

54

SC

38

22.5

ST

47.5

21.5

OBC A

57

27.5

OBC B

70.5

22.5

Categories

2018

2019

General

69.84

60

SC

59.5

41

ST

67.64

50

OBC A

56.62

53.7

OBC B

63.4

48.5

PD

50.8

Categories

2018

2019

General

64

38

SC

48

20

ST

66.5

22.5

OBC A

56

12

OBC B

63

22.75

Categories

2018

2019

General

56

26

SC

38

14

ST

52

26

OBC A

42

-

OBC B

57

10

Sports

28

-

Categories

2018

2019

General

63.62

32.25

SC

58.36

45.6

ST

52.06

42.6

OBC A

56.875

55.3

OBC B

56.43

48.9

Categories

2018 (Minimum Score)

General

26.4

SC

36.6

OBC A

28.2

OBC B

29.9

Categories

Minimum Score

General

418

SC

1701

Categories

Minimum Score

General

66.56

SC

63.3

Categories

Minimum Score

General

73.4

SC

72.4

Categories

Minimum Score

General

72.7

SC

66.5

BA Economics

Candidates’ aggregate marks in the qualifying examination, inclusive of marks obtained in Mathematics.

BA Comparative Literature and History

Candidates will be admitted based on an entrance test.

BA Philosophy

50% weightage to the aggregate percentage secured by candidates in H.S./Equivalent Examination. 2) 50% weightage to marks in the entrance test.

BA Political Science

50% weightage to aggregate marks in the qualifying exam + 50% weightage to marks in the written entrance test

BA Bengali

The basis of admission will be a written entrance test. The question paper will consist of two parts - the first part for 30 marks, and the second part for 100 marks. Candidates’ answers in the second part will be evaluated only if they manage to qualify for the first round. The merit list will take into account marks obtained in the second part only.

BA Sanskrit and Sociology

Candidates’ aggregate marks in the HSC or equivalent examination will be considered for admission.

BA English

The basis of admission will be a written entrance test. The question paper will consist of two parts - the first part for 30 marks, and the second part for 100 marks. Candidates’ answers in the second part will be evaluated only if they manage to qualify for the first round. The merit list will take into account marks obtained in the second part only.

BSc

Admissions will be made solely based on the marks scored in the qualifying examination. Candidates will also be called for interviews for admission to the following courses: Hons. in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Geography, and Geological Sciences.

MA Comparative Literature

For students who have done their hons. In any literature subject, including Comparative literature, the selection will be done solely based on marks scored in the admission test. Such candidates will have to appear for only one paper.

Candidates with hons. In non-literature subjects, students will also be admitted on the basis of marks obtained in the admission test. However, such candidates will have to appear for two papers on General literature. Candidates’ marks in both papers will be considered for admission.

MA Philosophy and Sanskrit

The admissions will be done based on the score in both the honours papers and the admission test, and equal weightage to both components.

MA Film Studies

Candidates who already have a three-year honours degree in Film Studies with at least 50% as aggregate will be admitted directly

MA Bengali and Sociology

Candidates will be admitted solely based on the marks obtained in the honours paper. But candidates who have studied distance or correspondence courses from any recognised university will have to appear for a qualifying test.

MA Education

Category 1 - (% of marks in HSC or equivalent)(0.5) + (% of marks in B.A. (Hons.)Education) (0.5)

Category-II - (% of marks in HSC examination)(0.5) + (% of marks in B.Ed.)(0.5)

MA Economics, Linguistics, Political Science with International Relations, History, English

Candidates will be admitted on the basis of performance in the admission test.

MSc Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Applied Geology, Geography and Electronics Science

Candidates will be admitted on the basis of marks obtained in the entrance test.

MSc Biotechnology

Candidates’ marks in the entrance examination and viva-voice will be taken into account in the following ratio, respectively, for preparing the merit list - 70:30. Candidates who qualify in the entrance test will be called for the viva.

MSc Instrumentation

Candidates’ marks in the written test and Hons. Papers will be considered in a 60:40 ratio for admission to Jadavpur University.

1. Original certificates (in case of SC/ST/PD/OBC-A/OBC-B category candidates) signed by competent authorities)

2. All original marksheets

3. A hard copy of the online application form.

4. Three passport-sized photographs

5. Online payment receipt downloaded from the SBI server.

6. A certificate in the prescribed format, acting as proof that their B.A/ B.Sc final examination has been completed on or before June 2023

7. Original Madhyamik certificate/Admit card (for age verification).

8. An affidavit that the candidate is not registered in any other day-course anywhere/elsewhere if he/she has completed his/her graduation in 2020.

9. If the provisionally selected candidate is pursuing an MA day-course or its equivalent in another college/university, he/she should sign an affidavit that he/she will deregister from the course.

10. An income certificate of parents or guardians, signed by the employers, for employed candidates

The candidates who are shortlisted for B.Ed. Programme under the deputy category needs to submit the following documents along with the aforementioned -

1. Teachers from secondary/ higher secondary schools affiliated to W.B.B.S.E/ W.B.C.H.S.E must be able to furnish (I) a copy of the appointment letter from the District Inspector of Schools, (II) a No Objection Certificate issued by the Managing Committee of the school, duly countersigned by the District Inspector of Schools. The Managing Committee must mention if the teacher teaches in classes V to XII at the time of interview and admission.

Employed M.Sc. candidates will have to bring the original joining letter, N.O.C. from a competent authority, and salary certificate, along with the aforementioned documents