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AUAT is a national-level entrance exam conducted by Aliah University for offering admission to various UG, PG, and five-year integrated courses. A total number of 533 seats are available for UG courses, except BA Theology for which 1970 seats will be offered. For PG courses, 1022 seats are available. 30 seats will be offered for lateral entry into the 2nd year while 620 seats will be provided for five-year integrated courses.
Latest Notification
AUAT 2025 Application Form is available on the official website aliah.ac.in. Aliah University has extended the last date to submit AUAT Application Form for the UG course up to June 2025. The last date to fill out AUAT 2025 Application Form for PG and B.Ed is June 2025. AUAT 2025 for various UG courses will be conducted on June, . The entrance exam for AUAT 2025 for PG courses will be conducted on July 2025.
As per AUAT 2025 Exam Pattern, the exam will be conducted in offline mode. The exam comprises objective-type questions except for a few language courses. AUAT 2025 will be of 100 marks in totality. The test will be divided into two parts which had 100 questions altogether. All the questions carried equal marks. The first part of the question paper will be 25 marks and the second part will be 75 marks respectively.
Registration
AUAT 2025 Application Form will made available for candidates through online mode only. Steps to successfully fill and submit the online application form are mentioned below:
- Online Registration and Application Form
- Go to the official website of Aliah University, i.e., aliah.ac.in
- Click on ‘AUAT 2025’ tab on the topmost row
- Click on ‘Apply Online’ tab
- Fill personal and correspondence details –
Candidate’s Name, Date of Birth, Quota (General, Physically Challenged, Other States), Category, Sex, Marital Status, Board/Council/University of the last examination passed Year of passing; Examination level passed, Permanent Address, Correspondence Address, Telephone, Mobile, etc.
- Click on the ‘Submit’ button
- Upload Scanned Photograph and Signature
- Upload passport size photograph with 200X200 pixels
- Upload scanned signatures with 300X100 pixels
- Images should be less than 200KB and in jpg, jpeg or png format only
- Click on the ‘Submit’ button
- Choose Preferred Programmes
- Candidate can select a maximum of three courses, depending upon fulfillment of eligibility criteria
- The candidate will be given the option of selecting only those courses for which he/she is eligible in terms of age
- Choose Examination Center
- The candidate will have to enter two examination venues in order of preference
- Final examination center allotment decision rests with University, and no requisitions for change in exam venue will be entertained
- Click on the ‘Submit’ button
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates are advised to go through all the eligibility norms that will vary according to the course, before applying for AUAT 2025. The eligibility criteria for various courses are mentioned below the reference of candidates:
Residential Criteria
- Candidates must be a resident of West Bengal for at least 10 years for applying in General Quota.
- Residents of other states must necessarily apply under OS (Other State) quota.
Age Limit
- The age limit for all UG courses (except BA Theology courses) and all five-year integrated courses is 22 years as of July 1, 2025.
- The age limit for MA (Urdu, History, Geography, English, Bengali, Arabic), BA (Islamic Studies, Theology), M.Sc (Mathematics, Statistics & Informatics), and MCA CSE courses is 25 years as of July 1, 2025.
- The age limit for M.M/MA Theology is 28 years as of July 1, 2025.
- Age limit for M.Tech (CEN, ECE, CSE, EEN, and MEN) courses, LLM, and MA/M.Sc Journalism & Mass Communication courses are 35 years as of July 1, 2025.
Academic Qualifications
- B.Tech Courses (CEN, ECE, CSE, EEN, and MEN), Five-year Integrated BCA-MCA, and B.Sc-M.Sc in CSE
- Candidates must clear 10+2 examination, with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) as compulsory subjects, securing a minimum of 100 marks in total in each.
- Candidates must clear 12th examination with aggregate 60% in PCM and 50% in Mathematics individually.
- Lateral entry to all B.Tech 2nd Year Courses
- Candidate must clear Diploma in Engineering with aggregate 60% marks.
- Candidates appearing for the final examination of Engineering Diploma must have secured at least 45% first five semesters.
- Five-year Integrated B.Sc-M.Sc (Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Mathematics & Computing, Physics, Statistics & Informatics) courses
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, with PCM as compulsory subjects, securing a minimum of 100 marks in total in each.
- Candidate must secure a minimum of 60% aggregate marks and 60% in a relevant subject.
- Five-year Integrated BA-MA English BBA-MBA
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, with a minimum of 100 aggregate marks (60% aggregate for BBA-MBA) and 50% in English.
- Five-year Integrated BA-MA & B.Sc-M.Sc Geography
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, with a minimum of 100 aggregate marks and 60% marks both in Geography and aggregate
- For B.Sc-M.Sc, candidates must have cleared any two Science subjects, in addition to Geography, at Higher Secondary level
- MA/M.Sc Geography and MA (History, Arabic, Bengali, English, Urdu)
- Candidate must clear Geography Hons or History Hons with a minimum of 45%
- All M.Tech Courses
- Candidate must clear B.E/B. Tech in relevant discipline from an AICTE-approved institution, with at least 6.5 DGPA
- Candidates who have passed/appeared for 7th-semester exams, with 6.5 CGPA until 6th semester
- MCA CSE
- Candidate must clear B.Sc Hons/BCA from a recognized university, with Mathematics as a compulsory subject, securing a minimum of 45% aggregate marks
- M.Sc Mathematics
- Candidate must clear a three-year degree course, securing at least 50% in Mathematics (Hons) or major subject
- M.Sc Statistics & Informatics
- Candidate must clear a three-year degree course, securing at least 40% in Mathematics or Statistics
- LLM
- Candidate must clear a three-year degree course, securing at least 45% in LLB
- BA (Arabic, Theology, Islamic Studies, Urdu)
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, securing at least 45% marks in a relevant subject
- B.Sc Nursing
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCM) as compulsory subjects, securing a minimum of 100 marks in total in each
- Candidate must clear 12th examination with aggregate 45% marks
Application Fee
| Number of Courses Applied | Application Fee | |
|---|---|---|
| Male | Female | |
| Single Course | INR 500 | INR 300 |
| Each Additional Course | INR 250 | INR 150 |
Exam Pattern
Candidates need to carefully understand AUAT 2025 Exam Pattern to perform well in the examination. Examination patterns will differ across courses. Some of the important highlights are mentioned below:
- AUAT 2025 will be conducted in offline mode.
- The examination duration is 1 hour and 30 minutes for all UG and MM courses, and 2 hours for PG courses.
- AUAT 2025 will consist of 100 MCQs.
- There will be 2 sections in the question paper – Part A and Part B.
- Part A for UG/MM courses will contain 10 MCQs (2 marks each), and Part B will contain 40 MCQs (2 marks each).
- Part A for PG programs will contain 25 MCQs (1 mark each), and Part B will contain 75 MCQs (1 mark each).
- Language courses might entail 20/25 marks for descriptive questions.
- Questions will be asked in the English language, except for language courses.
- The candidate needs to mark one of the four answers given for each question on the OMR sheet.
Counselling
All qualified candidates, whose names appear in the merit list will be able to register for e-counseling at the official University website. Steps to register for AUAT 2025 Counselling are:
- Go to the official website of Aliah University - aliah.ac.in
- Click on ‘AUAT 2025’ tab on the topmost row
- Click on ‘Click here to register for e-counseling (name of course)’
- Enter Application ID and Date of Birth
- Click on ‘Login’
- Click on ‘GO FOR e-counseling’ tab
- Select programs as per the preference of admission. Number of choices will depend on the number of courses applied and qualified by candidate
- The candidate will then have to pay an e-counseling registration fee of INR 500, which will be adjusted in the admission fee
- Payment must be made through Credit Card, Debit Card or Internet Banking
- Take a print of your locked choices.
- Wait for further notification on the website
- Candidate will then have to appear for counseling session as per the dates notified on University website
- Candidate will have to carry following original documents, and one attested photocopy, for verification:
- AUAT 2025 Admit Card
- Qualifying examination’s Mark Sheet and Certificate
- Age Proof
- Domicile Certificate
- Category certificate (if applicable)
- Proof for PC and OS (if applicable)
Syllabus
Candidates must understand the syllabus for every course in order to facilitate their preparation. The syllabus for UG courses is based on 10+2 syllabus of state boards whereas the syllabus for postgraduate courses is based on the curriculum of undergraduate courses.
UG/MM Courses
- Part A will contain 5 MCQs each from English and Islamic Studies
- Part B for all B.Tech courses as well as 5-year Integrated BCA-MCA and B.Sc-M.Sc will contain 10 MCQs each from Physics and Chemistry and 20 MCQs from Mathematics
- Part B for B.Sc-M.Sc (Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Mathematics & Computing, Physics, Statistics & Informatics) and BA (Arabic, Urdu, Theology) courses will contain 40 MCQs from relevant subjects
- Part B for B.Sc Nursing will contain 10 MCQs each from Physics and Chemistry, and 20 MCQs from BA integrated course will contain 40 MCQs from Basic Mathematics, verbal and non-verbal reasoning, Commercial Arithmetic and elementary knowledge in the concerned field
- Part B for MCA will contain 40 MCQs from Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation, Problem Solving Questions, Discrete Quantitative Analysis, and Basic Mathematics
- Part B for Lateral entry into all B.Tech courses will contain 10 MCQs from Mathematics and 6 MCQs each from Basic computer Science, Strength of Material, Engineering Mechanics, Environmental Engineering and Basic Electrical Technology 0
PG Courses
- Part A will contain 25 MCQs from English and Islamic Studies
- Part B for all M.Tech courses MA (Urdu, Theology, History, Geography, English, Bengali, Arabic), M.Sc (Statistics & Informatics, Mathematics) and LLM courses will contain 75 MCQs on the concerned subjects
- Part B for MA/M.Sc Journalism & Mass Communication will contain 75 MCQs from Concept of English language and literature, Fundamentals of Journalism & Mass Communication having its role as the fourth pillar of Indian Democracy, Sports, and Cinema
Exam
| Events | Dates(tentative) |
|---|---|
| Application Form Submission | August 2025 |
| Availability of Admit Card | September 2025 |
| Date of Examination | September 2025 |
| Declaration of Result & Merit list | September 2025 |
| Counselling Process | September 2025 |
Eligibilty Criteria
Candidates are advised to go through all the eligibility norms that will vary according to the course, before applying for AUAT 2025. The eligibility criteria for various courses are mentioned below the reference of candidates:
Residential Criteria
- Candidates must be a resident of West Bengal for at least 10 years for applying in General Quota.
- Residents of other states must necessarily apply under OS (Other State) quota.
Age Limit
- The age limit for all UG courses (except BA Theology courses) and all five-year integrated courses is 22 years as of July 1, 2025.
- The age limit for MA (Urdu, History, Geography, English, Bengali, Arabic), BA (Islamic Studies, Theology), M.Sc (Mathematics, Statistics & Informatics), and MCA CSE courses is 25 years as of July 1, 2025.
- The age limit for M.M/MA Theology is 28 years as of July 1, 2025.
- Age limit for M.Tech (CEN, ECE, CSE, EEN, and MEN) courses, LLM, and MA/M.Sc Journalism & Mass Communication courses are 35 years as of July 1, 2025.
Academic Qualifications
- B.Tech Courses (CEN, ECE, CSE, EEN, and MEN), Five-year Integrated BCA-MCA, and B.Sc-M.Sc in CSE
- Candidates must clear 10+2 examination, with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) as compulsory subjects, securing a minimum of 100 marks in total in each.
- Candidates must clear 12th examination with aggregate 60% in PCM and 50% in Mathematics individually.
- Lateral entry to all B.Tech 2nd Year Courses
- Candidate must clear Diploma in Engineering with aggregate 60% marks.
- Candidates appearing for the final examination of Engineering Diploma must have secured at least 45% first five semesters.
- Five-year Integrated B.Sc-M.Sc (Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Mathematics & Computing, Physics, Statistics & Informatics) courses
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, with PCM as compulsory subjects, securing a minimum of 100 marks in total in each.
- Candidate must secure a minimum of 60% aggregate marks and 60% in a relevant subject.
- Five-year Integrated BA-MA English BBA-MBA
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, with a minimum of 100 aggregate marks (60% aggregate for BBA-MBA) and 50% in English.
- Five-year Integrated BA-MA & B.Sc-M.Sc Geography
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, with a minimum of 100 aggregate marks and 60% marks both in Geography and aggregate
- For B.Sc-M.Sc, candidates must have cleared any two Science subjects, in addition to Geography, at Higher Secondary level
- MA/M.Sc Geography and MA (History, Arabic, Bengali, English, Urdu)
- Candidate must clear Geography Hons or History Hons with a minimum of 45%
- All M.Tech Courses
- Candidate must clear B.E/B. Tech in relevant discipline from an AICTE-approved institution, with at least 6.5 DGPA
- Candidates who have passed/appeared for 7th-semester exams, with 6.5 CGPA until 6th semester
- MCA CSE
- Candidate must clear B.Sc Hons/BCA from a recognized university, with Mathematics as a compulsory subject, securing a minimum of 45% aggregate marks
- M.Sc Mathematics
- Candidate must clear a three-year degree course, securing at least 50% in Mathematics (Hons) or major subject
- M.Sc Statistics & Informatics
- Candidate must clear a three-year degree course, securing at least 40% in Mathematics or Statistics
- LLM
- Candidate must clear a three-year degree course, securing at least 45% in LLB
- BA (Arabic, Theology, Islamic Studies, Urdu)
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, securing at least 45% marks in a relevant subject
- B.Sc Nursing
- Candidate must clear 10+2 examination, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCM) as compulsory subjects, securing a minimum of 100 marks in total in each
- Candidate must clear 12th examination with aggregate 45% marks
Exam Pattern
Candidates need to carefully understand AUAT 2025 Exam Pattern to perform well in the examination. Examination patterns will differ across courses. Some of the important highlights are mentioned below:
- AUAT 2025 will be conducted in offline mode.
- The examination duration is 1 hour and 30 minutes for all UG and MM courses, and 2 hours for PG courses.
- AUAT 2025 will consist of 100 MCQs.
- There will be 2 sections in the question paper – Part A and Part B.
- Part A for UG/MM courses will contain 10 MCQs (2 marks each), and Part B will contain 40 MCQs (2 marks each).
- Part A for PG programs will contain 25 MCQs (1 mark each), and Part B will contain 75 MCQs (1 mark each).
- Language courses might entail 20/25 marks for descriptive questions.
- Questions will be asked in the English language, except for language courses.
- The candidate needs to mark one of the four answers given for each question on the OMR sheet.
Syllabus
Candidates must understand the syllabus for every course in order to facilitate their preparation. The syllabus for UG courses is based on 10+2 syllabus of state boards whereas the syllabus for postgraduate courses is based on the curriculum of undergraduate courses.
UG/MM Courses
- Part A will contain 5 MCQs each from English and Islamic Studies
- Part B for all B.Tech courses as well as 5-year Integrated BCA-MCA and B.Sc-M.Sc will contain 10 MCQs each from Physics and Chemistry and 20 MCQs from Mathematics
- Part B for B.Sc-M.Sc (Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Mathematics & Computing, Physics, Statistics & Informatics) and BA (Arabic, Urdu, Theology) courses will contain 40 MCQs from relevant subjects
- Part B for B.Sc Nursing will contain 10 MCQs each from Physics and Chemistry, and 20 MCQs from BA integrated course will contain 40 MCQs from Basic Mathematics, verbal and non-verbal reasoning, Commercial Arithmetic and elementary knowledge in the concerned field
- Part B for MCA will contain 40 MCQs from Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation, Problem Solving Questions, Discrete Quantitative Analysis, and Basic Mathematics
- Part B for Lateral entry into all B.Tech courses will contain 10 MCQs from Mathematics and 6 MCQs each from Basic computer Science, Strength of Material, Engineering Mechanics, Environmental Engineering and Basic Electrical Technology 0
PG Courses
- Part A will contain 25 MCQs from English and Islamic Studies
- Part B for all M.Tech courses MA (Urdu, Theology, History, Geography, English, Bengali, Arabic), M.Sc (Statistics & Informatics, Mathematics) and LLM courses will contain 75 MCQs on the concerned subjects
- Part B for MA/M.Sc Journalism & Mass Communication will contain 75 MCQs from Concept of English language and literature, Fundamentals of Journalism & Mass Communication having its role as the fourth pillar of Indian Democracy, Sports, and Cinema
Counselling
All qualified candidates, whose names appear in the merit list will be able to register for e-counseling at the official University website. Steps to register for AUAT 2025 Counselling are:
- Go to the official website of Aliah University - aliah.ac.in
- Click on ‘AUAT 2025’ tab on the topmost row
- Click on ‘Click here to register for e-counseling (name of course)’
- Enter Application ID and Date of Birth
- Click on ‘Login’
- Click on ‘GO FOR e-counseling’ tab
- Select programs as per the preference of admission. Number of choices will depend on the number of courses applied and qualified by candidate
- The candidate will then have to pay an e-counseling registration fee of INR 500, which will be adjusted in the admission fee
- Payment must be made through Credit Card, Debit Card or Internet Banking
- Take a print of your locked choices.
- Wait for further notification on the website
- Candidate will then have to appear for counseling session as per the dates notified on University website
- Candidate will have to carry following original documents, and one attested photocopy, for verification:
- AUAT 2025 Admit Card
- Qualifying examination’s Mark Sheet and Certificate
- Age Proof
- Domicile Certificate
- Category certificate (if applicable)
- Proof for PC and OS (if applicable)
Old Question Papers
It looks like you're searching out the AUAT (Aliah University Admission Test) question papers. These past papers assist you to apprehend the exam sample, types of questions, and problem stage, which are crucial for powerful instruction. Unfortunately, AUAT past query papers aren't continually comfortably available on line, however you could attempt the following strategies to gain them:
How to Get AUAT Question Papers:
University Website: Check the respectable website of Aliah University for any uploaded question papers or pattern papers from previous years. They every now and then offer beyond papers or model papers for exercise.
Online Educational Platforms: Websites like Exam Bazaar, Collegedunia, or other academic portals may additionally have query papers or sample papers for AUAT. You can search mainly for AUAT question papers on these platforms.
Books and Guides: Some publishers release practise books for AUAT that include preceding 12 months query papers. You can look for books in bookstores or online on platforms like Amazon or Flipkart.
Coaching Institutes: Coaching facilities specializing in AUAT education often have a set of beyond query papers. You can touch them to look if they provide access to these assets.
Student Forums and Groups: Joining online boards, Telegram companies, or WhatsApp agencies associated with AUAT also can be useful, as college students and aspirants regularly proportion preceding year question papers in those communities.
Prep Materials
AUAT Preparation Materials:
Official Syllabus and Exam Pattern:
Syllabus: AUAT assessments usually encompass sections like General Knowledge, English, Logical Reasoning, and subject-precise questions relying at the path (Engineering, Arts, Science, and many others.). Make sure to get the trendy syllabus from the legit Aliah University internet site.
Exam Pattern: Generally consists of more than one-desire questions (MCQs) with a focus on time management.
Reference Books:
For General Knowledge and Current Affairs:
Lucent’s General Knowledge
Manorama Yearbook
For English:
Wren and Martin High School English Grammar and Composition
Objective General English by S.P. Bakshi
For Logical Reasoning:
A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by means of R.S. Aggarwal
For Subject-Specific Sections (Engineering, Science, and so forth.):
Follow NCERT textbooks (Class eleven and 12) for subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology.
Concepts of Physics by way of H.C. Verma (for Physics)
Objective Chemistry through R.K. Gupta
Mathematics for Class 12 by means of R.D. Sharma
Previous Year Question Papers:
Practicing previous years' query papers will help apprehend the query developments. Try to discover these on instructional boards, bookstore compilations, or the respectable college internet site.
Online Mock Tests and Sample Papers:
Websites like Testbook, Gradeup, and Career360 often provide free or paid mock assessments particularly designed for AUAT.
Attempt those mock tests to gauge your training stage and time management abilties.
Coaching Materials:
If you're enrolled in any training for front tests, use their cloth, specifically in the event that they provide particular practise for AUAT.
