AUSAT 2026 – Eligibility Criteria

The AUSAT 2026 eligibility criteria are designed to ensure that candidates applying for undergraduate programs at Alliance University possess the necessary academic qualifications and fulfil relevant requirements for admission.

General Eligibility Criteria

• Applicants must have completed or be currently enrolled in the 12th grade (10+2) or an equivalent Pre-University/Higher Secondary Examination from a recognized board.
• Candidates who are awaiting their class 12 results are also eligible to apply, provided they submit their passing certificate at the time of admission.
• Those currently studying in class 11 or 12 can apply for the AUSAT, but final admission is subject to passing the qualifying examination on time.

Course-Specific Eligibility (Major Undergraduate Courses)

The academic requirements for admission differ slightly based on the chosen undergraduate program.

• For technical programs like B. Tech: subject requirements include Physics and Mathematics as compulsory, plus one additional vocational subject.
• For law programs, an upper age limit applies: 20 years for General category, 22 years for SC/ST candidates.

Additional Criteria

• Eligible candidates must fill and submit the AUSAT application form before the stated deadline.
• Selection is based on AUSAT scores, followed by a Personal Interview (PI) round for those shortlisted.
• Reserved category candidates benefit from relaxed aggregate marks and age limits where applicable.

Special Notes for Candidates

• International and NRI students should verify equivalence for their qualifying examinations, as stipulated by Alliance University regulations.
• Final admission requires completion of all qualifying criteria and document verification after results declaration.

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FAQs

Q1. Who is eligible to apply for AUSAT 2026?

Ans. Anyone who has completed, is appearing for, or is awaiting results for their 12th grade (10+2 or equivalent) examination from a recognized board is eligible to apply.

Q2. What is the minimum aggregate percentage required for AUSAT 2026?

Ans. A minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination is required for General category applicants, and 45% aggregate for candidates from reserved categories (SC/ST).

Q3. Is there any age limit for AUSAT 2026 law courses?

Ans. Yes, there is an age limit for law programs: 20 years for the General category and 22 years for SC/ST candidates at the time of admission.

Q4. Can students awaiting class 12 results apply for AUSAT 2026?

Ans. Yes, students whose results are pending can apply for AUSAT 2026, but they must provide the passing certificate during the admission process.

Q5. Are there any subject-specific requirements for B. Tech admissions via AUSAT 2026?

Ans. Yes, candidates must have passed 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one vocational subject from Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, or Technical streams.