AUCET 2019 notification released, exams from May 5
TNN | Mar 11, 2019, 20:41 IST
Representational ImageVISAKHAPATNAM: Andhra University has released the Andhra University Common Entrance Test-2019 (AUCET-2019) notification on Monday. Qualifying the test makes the students eligible for admissions into various Arts, Science, Engineering and Law courses offered by the varsity. The varsity has also come out with a notification for Andhra University Engineering Entrance Test (AUEET) for admissions into 6-year integrated dual courses in several engineering branches.
The submission of online applications will commence on March 15. The applications will be received online till April 15 without any late fee and from April 16 to April 25 with a late fee of Rs. 1000 (Rs 1,500 for AUEET). The notifications are available at www.andhrauniversity.edu.in/doa and www.audoa.in.
The courses, fee structure and admission information brochure are available in these websites. The aspirants can download the halltickets from April 28. The exams will commence from May 5. The results will be likely announced on May 15 and the admission process will start from May 25.
The submission of online applications will commence on March 15. The applications will be received online till April 15 without any late fee and from April 16 to April 25 with a late fee of Rs. 1000 (Rs 1,500 for AUEET). The notifications are available at www.andhrauniversity.edu.in/doa and www.audoa.in.
The courses, fee structure and admission information brochure are available in these websites. The aspirants can download the halltickets from April 28. The exams will commence from May 5. The results will be likely announced on May 15 and the admission process will start from May 25.
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