📍 Raisen, Madhya Pradesh

Presidency College Raisen Admissions 2026 Eligibility, Admission Process & Important Dates

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Institute Type

Private

Accredited

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Total Courses

2 Courses

Approved Curriculum

Admission to the B.Ed programme at Presidency College Raisen is handled through the centralised counselling run by the Department of Higher Education, Madhya Pradesh. For the current admission cycle the state uses a merit-based process, so seats are allotted on the marks scored in the qualifying degree and there is no separate entrance exam. Admission to D.El.Ed follows the state counselling process through MP Online.

Presidency College Raisen Admissions

Admission Process Overview

Below is the complete admission information including eligible exams, eligibility criteria, admission process, and important notes for each program offered.

Required Entrance Exams

No entrance exam (merit-based MP counselling)

Eligibility Criteria

Graduation or post-graduation in Science, Social Science or Humanities with minimum 50% marks; B.E./B.Tech with Science and Mathematics with minimum 55%; 5% relaxation for SC/ST

Admission Process

Online registration -> merit rank on qualifying marks -> online counselling and seat allotment -> document verification -> fee payment

Required Entrance Exams

No entrance exam (merit-based MP counselling)

Eligibility Criteria

10+2 with minimum 50% marks; 5% relaxation for SC/ST

Admission Process

Online registration on MP Online -> merit list -> counselling and seat allotment -> document verification -> admission

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Admission Process at Presidency College Raisen

Admission Route by Programme
Programme	Entrance Exam	Basis of Selection
B.Ed	Not required	Merit of qualifying degree and online counselling
D.El.Ed	Not required	Merit of Class 12 marks and state counselling

Candidates first register online on the state portal, fill in the application form and pay the counselling fee. After the merit list is published, they choose colleges during online counselling and receive a seat allotment letter.

Register on the official Madhya Pradesh admission portal and complete the application form
Upload marksheets, category certificate and identity proof
Check the merit rank and take part in online counselling
Download the seat allotment letter and report to the college
Complete document verification and pay the admission fee

Documents normally required are the Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets, graduation marksheets for B.Ed, a transfer or migration certificate, a category certificate if applicable, a domicile certificate and passport-size photographs. The college admission office can confirm the exact list at the time of reporting.

Seats are limited to 100 in each programme, and several counselling rounds are usually held. Candidates who miss the first round can still apply in later rounds. See the cutoff page for guidance on merit ranks.