Admission Process at Nirma University

• B.Tech: JEE Main 2026 (Paper-I) All India Rank for institute seats; ACPC merit list based on Class 12 result and GUJCET for State Quota seats; NRI seats on Class 12 merit
• MBA and MBA (HRM): CAT score followed by Theme Development and Presentation and Personal Interview
• MBA (Family Business and Entrepreneurship): entrance test conducted by the Institute, followed by interview and presentation
• Integrated B.Tech-MBA: JEE Main Paper-I (50%), Personal Interview (30%) and academic performance (20%)
• B.A., B.B.A. and B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.): CLAT rank with at least 45% in Class 12
• B.Com. (Hons.): merit in Class 12 with a minimum of 60% and no entrance exam

For B.Tech, the minimum eligibility is 45 percent aggregate for General category and 40 percent for reserved categories, with Physics and Mathematics compulsory. Institute-level seats are allotted online through multiple rounds, and candidates must choose an option after each allotment and pay the fees within the stipulated time. Reporting in person with original documents is mandatory. The application fee is Rs. 350 for candidates who studied in Gujarat and Rs. 1,200 for those outside Gujarat. State Quota candidates must apply separately to ACPC, Government of Gujarat. Applicants may also review the entrance cutoff page for rank expectations.

MBA applicants need a bachelor's degree with at least 50 percent marks and a valid CAT score. The final composite score gives 60 percent weight to CAT, 20 percent to the Personal Interview, 10 percent to Theme Development and Presentation and 10 percent to academic performance, with up to 10 extra points for full-time work experience. The application fee is Rs. 1,600 for the general category and Rs. 4,500 for the NRI category. For the 2027 intake, applications opened on 14 September 2026, the final deadline is expected in the third week of December 2026, selection rounds are planned for early February 2027 and the programme is expected to begin in the third week of June 2027.

Law and Commerce admissions follow simpler routes. Law candidates must appear for CLAT and are ranked by inter se merit, while B.Com. (Hons.) applicants are ranked on total marks in all Class 12 subjects, with the English paper marks used as a tie-breaker. Documents commonly required include Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets, transfer and character certificates, migration certificate, passport-size photographs, the relevant entrance scorecard and an equivalent-marks certificate if grades were awarded. Candidates from non-Gujarat boards may need an eligibility certificate, which carries a separate fee. Financial support options are explained under scholarships.