Jagannath University Admission Circular 2024-2025

Jagannath University Admission Circular 2025 has been officially announced for the 2024-2025 academic year. For the upcoming session, JNU will conduct admission tests across five distinct units, catering to various faculties and disciplines. Take note – if you’ve applied before, you can’t apply again as JNU will not take application from second-timer students. Jagannath University will only accept fresh applicants from this year. The university has set specific eligibility criteria: only students who passed their SSC or equivalent exams in 2021 or 2022, and their HSC or equivalent exams in 2024, are eligible to apply.

This year’s JNU admission process brings several important changes that you need to be aware of as a prospective applicant. Jagannath University (JNU) has decided to conduct its own admission process for the 2024-2025 academic year, separate from the gstadmission system. The university will manage all aspects of the admission procedure, from application to final selection, through its official admission website (admission.jnu.ac.bd).

JNU application will start from December 1, 2024, at 12:00 PM and close on December 15, 2024, at 11:59 PM. To ensure a smooth application process, you’ll need to visit the official JNU Admission website at admission.jnu.ac.bd. The admission test will be held from January 31 to February 28, 2025. You’ll find all the necessary information and complete your application at admission.jnu.ac.bd. It’s essential to regularly check the official website for any updates or changes to these dates.

JNU Admission Circular 2024-2025

The JNU Admission Circular 2025 for the 2024-2025 academic year has been officially released at admission.jnu.ac.bd. This circular provides the procedures for admission to the first year of Bachelor (Honors) and BBA programs. As an eligible candidate can submit application by filling out the preliminary form and paying a fee of 100 BDT. It’s important to note that the competition is fierce, and only the top 40,000 candidates, selected based on merit, will be invited to participate in the admission exam.

If you’re among the selected applicants, you’ll need to pay an additional 700 BDT to download your Admit Card for the exam. This two-step process ensures that only the most qualified candidates proceed to the admission test. The application process is entirely online through the official admission website admission.jnu.ac.bd.

Key Information

JNU Admission Test Date

Jagannath University has announced specific dates for each unit’s exam. Each unit’s exam is divided into multiple shifts to accommodate all candidates. That means you could be sitting for the admission test in the morning, afternoon, or evening. The exact timings will be announced closer to the exam dates with seat plan details. You’ll need to pay close attention to your assigned shift to ensure you arrive at the correct time on your exam day. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the exam schedule:

Eligibility Criteria for JNU Admission

JNU will select the top 40,000 applicants based on merit for the actual admission test. No second-time applicants allowed. Before you apply, it’s important to ensure you meet the eligibility criteria set by Jagannath University for the 2024-2025 admission cycle. These requirements are strict and non-negotiable, so pay close attention to the following:

Academic Qualifications:

• SSC or equivalent exam: You must have passed in either 2021 or 2022.
• HSC or equivalent exam: You must have passed in 2024.

This means that if you completed your SSC before 2021 or after 2022, or if you completed your HSC before or after 2024, you are not eligible to apply this year.

Specific Requirements for Different Units:

Unit-A (Science and Life & Earth Science Faculty):

• Combined GPA: Your total GPA from SSC and HSC should be at least 8.00.
• Individual GPA: You must have achieved at least a 3.50 GPA in both SSC and HSC separately.

Unit-B (Arts Faculty):

• Combined GPA: Your total GPA from SSC and HSC should be at least 7.00.
• Individual GPA: You must have achieved at least a 3.50 GPA in both SSC and HSC separately.

For Units C, D, and E:

• Specific GPA requirements for these units will be detailed in the official circular. Make sure to check the JNU admission website for the most up-to-date information.

Jagannath University Admission Notice 2025

The official Jagannath University Admission Notice for 2025 provides crucial information about the upcoming admission process. As per the official notice, the admission tests for different units will be conducted from January 31, 2025 to February 28, 2025.

The preliminary application period is set from December 1 to December 15, 2024. During this time, you’ll need to complete your initial application through the official admission website. After the preliminary application phase, JNU will create a merit list based on your academic performance. Only the top candidates from this list will be eligible to participate in the admission test.

JNU Admission form: how to Apply

Applying to Jagannath University for the 2024-2025 academic year involves a two-step process. Here’s a detailed guide on how to complete your application:

Step 1: Preliminary Application

1. Visit the official JNU admission website: admission.jnu.ac.bd
2. Click on the “Apply Now” or similar button for the 2024-2025 admission cycle.
3. Fill out the preliminary application form with your personal and academic details.
4. Upload a recent passport-sized photograph and your digital signature.
5. Pay the preliminary application fee of 100 BDT using the available online payment methods.
6. Submit your application and note down your application ID for future reference.

Step 2: Final Application (for selected candidates)

If you’re among the top 40,000 candidates selected based on merit:

1. Log back into the admission portal using your application ID and password.
2. Complete any additional information required for the final application.
3. Pay the final application fee of 700 BDT to download your admit card.
4. Download and print your admit card, which you’ll need for the admission test.

By following these steps carefully, you’ll ensure that your application to Jagannath University is submitted correctly and on time.

Eligible Candidates List

Not everyone who applies gets to take the JNU admission test. After the preliminary application period closes, JNU will evaluate all applications based on the candidates’ SSC and HSC results. The top 40,000 applicants, ranked according to their academic performance, will be shortlisted for the admission test.

Only those candidates whose names appear on the eligible list will be allowed to participate in the admission test. If your name is on this list, it means you’ve successfully passed the initial screening and can proceed to the next stage of the admission process. Now, you’ll need to complete your final application by paying a fee of 700 BDT. This fee is required to download your admit card, which is essential for taking the test.

JNU Admit Card download

Only the top 40,000 candidates from the eligible list can download the admit card. You must have completed the final application process and paid the 700 BDT fee to be eligible for the admit card. Admit cards will be available for download from January 14 to January 29, 2025. It’s advisable to download your admit card as soon as it’s available to avoid last-minute issues.

Download Procedure:

1. Visit the official JNU admission website: admission.jnu.ac.bd
2. Log in using your application ID and password.
3. Navigate to the ‘Admit Card’ section.
4. Click on the download button to get your admit card.
5. Print the admit card on high-quality A4 size paper.

Key Reminders:

The admit card is mandatory for entry into the exam hall. Without it, you won’t be allowed to take the test. Check all details on your admit card carefully. If there are any discrepancies, report them to the admission office immediately.

Admission Test Seat Plan

The admission test seat plan will be published 3-4 days before each unit’s admission test. Each unit (A, B, C, D, and E) will have its own separate seat plan. JNU typically uses multiple centers across Dhaka city for the admission tests. Seating is arranged to ensure proper spacing and to minimize any chances of unfair means. You may be seated in a different room or even a different building than your friends or other applicants you know.

How to Check the Seat Plan:

1. Visit the official JNU admission website: admission.jnu.ac.bd
2. Look for the “Seat Plan” or “Exam Center Information” section.
3. Select your unit and enter your application ID or roll number.
4. Your seat plan details will be displayed, including your exam center and room number.

Instructions for Exam Day:

1. Arrive at your designated exam center at least an hour before the exam start time.
2. Bring your admit card and a valid photo ID.
3. Carry only the essential items allowed in the exam hall (typically black ballpoint pens, pencils, and erasers).
4. Electronic devices, including mobile phones, are usually not allowed in the exam hall.
5. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle if permitted.

JNU Admission Result

The JNU admission result will be published within 2-3 days after each unit admission test. JNU typically publishes admission test results within 24 to 48 hours after each unit’s exam. Keep checking the official JNU website regularly during this period.

How to Check Your Result:

1. Visit the official JNU admission website: admission.jnu.ac.bd
2. Look for the “Admission Test Results” or similar section.
3. Select your unit (A, B, C, D, or E).
4. Enter your roll number or application ID.
5. Your result will be displayed on the screen.

Alternative Results are often published as downloadable PDF files, organized by unit and merit position. Your result will typically show your total marks and merit position. JNU usually provides a table for each unit with the following format:

JNU Admission Mark Distribution

Each unit has its own format and mark allocation. The JNU Admission test will be held for 100 marks. 48 marks will be for written questions, while 24 marks will be for multiple-choice questions (MCQ). The remaining 28 marks will be based on SSC and HSC exam results. From SSC and HSC exam results, 12 and 16 marks will be calculated, respectively. For the Science and Business faculty exams, questions will be from the relevant department’s HSC syllabus. Meanwhile, for the Arts faculty, questions will be in written and MCQ format from Bengali, English, and General Knowledge.

In Jagannath University’s admission test, a new ‘E’ unit has been added, bringing the total number of units to five. As usual, ‘A’ unit will be for the Science faculty, ‘B’ unit for the Arts faculty, ‘C’ unit for the Business Studies faculty, ‘D’ unit for the Social Science faculty, and ‘E’ unit for the Fine Arts faculty. Among these, students from all departments will be able to take the admission test for the ‘D’ unit.

Conclusion

As we wrap up this guide to the Jagannath University Admission Circular 2024-2025, let’s recap the key points you need to remember. The JNU admission preliminary application period is from December 1 to December 15, 2024. After that, the top 40,000 candidates will be selected based on merit. These selected applicants will then proceed to the admission tests for different units. The admission tests are scheduled between January 31 and February 28, 2025.

As a final reminder, stay vigilant and keep checking the official JNU admission website (admission.jnu.ac.bd) regularly for any updates or changes to the admission process. The university may release additional information or make adjustments to the schedule, so it’s crucial to stay informed. If you have any questions or face any issues during the application process, don’t hesitate to reach out to the JNU admission office for clarification. We wish you the very best in your application to Jagannath University.