Bennett University 2027Qualifying marks and score requirements

Regular B.Tech CSE requires 55% in the specified Class 12 best-three subjects. Physics and Mathematics are compulsory, and the third subject must meet Bennett’s non-vocational subject condition. BCA also requires 55%, but English replaces the compulsory Physics–Mathematics combination.

BBA, BA LL.B and BBA LL.B require 60% in the best three including English. Integrated law adds an interview. MBA and MCA require 50% graduation; MBA also uses a management test and personal interview.

These percentages establish academic eligibility. They do not state a final seat-allotment rank, and the applicable subject and selection conditions continue to apply after the minimum percentage is met.

Bennett’s regular CSE selection is based on the Class 12 best-three merit calculation. The current university-wide criteria do not provide a common JEE Main closing-rank series for that route.

MBA selection combines CAT, XAT, NMAT, MAT, CMAT, GMAT, BU-MAT or CUET performance with graduation marks and a personal interview. B.Des considers NID, NIFT, UCEED or BUDAT alongside interview and portfolio evaluation. LL.M uses an accepted law entrance route followed by a statement of purpose and interview.

An MBA test percentile, a board percentage and a design aptitude result measure different selection stages. The admission requirements explain the qualification and assessment for each degree.

The CSE JEE Main scholarship bands begin at the 65th, 70th, 75th and 90th percentiles for 10%, 20%, 30% and 50% tuition awards. The equivalent best-three/CUET bands begin at 81, 86, 91 and 95. A higher scholarship threshold does not change the regular CSE admission minimum of 55%.

Awards depend on availability and the scholarship offer, with the published 8/10 CGPA requirement for continuation. The AY 2026–27 allocation is exhausted; AY 2027–28 applications are due to open shortly under the current notice.