Admission Process at K.R. Mangalam University

• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and passing certificates
• JEE Main / CUET / KREE scorecard, as applicable
• Passport-size photographs
• Transfer and migration certificates
• Category/caste validity certificate, where applicable
• Admission offer letter and fee payment receipts

Candidates must pay a one-time, non-refundable application fee of Rs. 1,000 to submit their form, and a registration fee of Rs. 25,000 on receiving an admission offer to confirm their seat; this registration amount is later adjusted against the semester fee. Applications for the 2026-27 session follow a rolling admission process and stay open until seats are filled, though the tentative last date to apply was announced as February 28, 2026. Applicants should also review the fee structure in advance and check available scholarship options before completing formalities.

For programmes governed by external counselling bodies, admission timelines differ slightly from KRMU's own KREE cycle. Engineering aspirants entering through the Haryana State Technical Education Society (HSTES) counselling route follow HSTES-notified dates and seat-allotment rounds, in addition to or instead of KREE, depending on the quota. Candidates opting for national exams such as JEE Main or CUET should separately track the release of their respective scorecards and counselling schedules, since KRMU accepts these scores as an alternative gateway for eligible programmes rather than a replacement for the university's own interview stage.

Once a seat is confirmed, students typically report to campus for document verification, biometric registration, and orientation before the start of the semester. First-year students are advised to keep both original and photocopied sets of all academic and identity documents readily available, since verification is usually conducted in person at the time of joining. Hostel applicants must additionally submit a hostel application along with the requisite security deposit and complete a separate hostel allotment process managed by the Dean of Student Welfare's office.

Students seeking financial assistance beyond scholarships can explore KRMU's education loan partnerships with banks and NBFCs such as IDFC First Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Propelld, GrayQuest, and Kuhoo Finance, which offer collateral-free loans covering tuition, hostel fees, and other academic expenses with a moratorium period extending until after course completion or employment, whichever comes first.