Yogi Vemana University Common Entrance Test
The Yogi Vemana University Common Entrance Test, abbreviated as YVUCET, is a university-level entrance examination conducted by Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa, in Andhra Pradesh, for admission to the programmes taught in its own departments and its constituent campuses. It is taken mainly by graduates applying to…
Yogi Vemana University Common Entrance Test eligibility
YVUCET is open to candidates who hold a bachelor's degree from a recognised university in the discipline relevant to the postgraduate programme applied for, and to students in the final year of such a degree, who may apply provisionally and must produce their passing certificate and mark sheets at the time of admission. Applicants to integrated programmes must hold the qualification specified for that course. The subject studied at graduation must match the requirement the university sets for the chosen programme, and category reservation follows Andhra Pradesh state rules, with local status and residence conditions applying to reserved seats.
Minimum qualifying marks, category relaxations, accepted degree combinations and any age condition are specified programme by programme in the official notification published by the university.
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