Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies
Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies is on NTA's Deemed list for CUET (UG) — one of 27 institutions on that list, out of 244 in all.
NTA publishes its programme-to-paper mapping as a PDF. We link it below rather than re-typing it, because a re-typed rule is a rule that can be wrong.
Its programme rules have not been read into this site. 244 universities have been, covering 6259 programmes — this page will look like theirs once this one is read. See which universities have been read
Programmes and the CUET papers they ask for
The programme-level rules for this institution have not been verified yet. Until then, use NTA's course-mapping PDF and the institution's own admission notice.
30 further rows in NTA’s mapping for this university name the CUET papers but not how many of them a candidate must take. They are all thirty UG rows this institute fills through CUET. Their mapped-papers cells are comma-separated lists with no connector and no count, and two independent things in this same document rule out reading the comma as “and”. First, the count: row 6 (B.Tech. Biotechnology) and row 28 (Integrated M.Tech. Biotechnology) each list seven papers, and CUET (UG) lets a candidate sit a maximum of five — so those two rows cannot be requirements. Second, the structure: for rows 2 to 5 the eligibility column printed beside them reads “English, Physics & Mathematics” compulsory plus “one subject out of Chemistry / Computer Science / Electronics / ...”, which shows that the Chemistry standing in the mapping list is one option among many rather than a requirement. A comma that joins alternatives in some rows and requirements in others cannot be read in any row. Row 10 is separately unwritable: its cell asks for “3 Science subjects”, which names no CUET paper. Every row also ends in “any other subject”, an unconstrained slot; that part alone would have been writable, but it cannot rescue a list whose other entries are unreadable. Read the mapping PDF
What this page does not tell you
- Eligibility beyond CUET papers — class 12 marks, age or subject-at-school conditions — which sit in the institution's own bulletin.
- Whether a cut-off will hold next year. It is the closing score of one round in one year, nothing more.