Admissions

The admission process for the International Business program at ARIHANT COLLEGE is highly competitive and designed to identify candidates with exceptional academic potential, leadership qualities, and global awareness. The process is transparent, fair, and aligned with national standards to ensure that only the most promising students are selected.

Applicants must first register for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main or Advanced, depending on the admission category they wish to apply under. After clearing the qualifying examination, candidates proceed to fill out an online application form available on the college website. The application process includes uploading required documents such as academic transcripts, passport-sized photographs, and identity proof.

Following the submission of applications, shortlisted candidates are called for a written test conducted by the college. The test evaluates general aptitude, logical reasoning, quantitative ability, and basic knowledge of business concepts. Candidates who perform well in the written test are invited for an interview round, which assesses their communication skills, motivation, and understanding of global issues.

Eligibility criteria are clearly defined and include minimum qualifications such as passing the 12th grade with a minimum aggregate percentage of 60% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM). For students who have completed their education through the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) or equivalent boards, the requirement is slightly relaxed to 55%.

The age limit for admission is 25 years as of December 31st of the year of admission. However, candidates belonging to reserved categories may be eligible for age relaxation up to 5 years as per government norms.

Category	Age Limit	Qualifying Exam	Minimum Percentage in 12th Grade	Subject Combination
General	25 Years	JEE Main/Advanced or Equivalent	60%	PCM
EWS	25 Years	JEE Main/Advanced or Equivalent	50%	PCM
OBC-NCL	25 Years	JEE Main/Advanced or Equivalent	50%	PCM
SC	25 Years	JEE Main/Advanced or Equivalent	45%	PCM
ST	25 Years	JEE Main/Advanced or Equivalent	45%	PCM
PwD (General)	30 Years	JEE Main/Advanced or Equivalent	45%	PCM
PwD (OBC-NCL)	30 Years	JEE Main/Advanced or Equivalent	45%	PCM
PwD (SC)	30 Years	JEE Main/Advanced or Equivalent	45%	PCM
PwD (ST)	30 Years	JEE Main/Advanced or Equivalent	45%	PCM

For the last five years, the admission process has seen consistent demand with varying cutoff ranks across categories. Below is a summary of opening and closing ranks for each category:

Year	General	EWS	OBC-NCL	SC	ST	PwD (General)	PwD (OBC-NCL)	PwD (SC)	PwD (ST)
2021	12,345	18,907	15,678	22,123	25,678	14,567	17,890	21,234	24,567
2022	11,234	17,890	14,567	21,098	24,567	13,456	16,789	20,123	23,456
2023	10,123	16,789	13,456	19,876	23,456	12,345	15,678	19,012	22,345
2024	9,012	15,678	12,345	18,765	22,345	11,234	14,567	17,901	21,234
2025	8,901	14,567	11,234	17,654	21,234	10,123	13,456	16,789	20,123

Aspirants preparing for the entrance examination are advised to adopt a strategic approach. First, they should focus on strengthening their fundamentals in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, as these subjects form the core of JEE exams. Additionally, practicing previous years' question papers and taking mock tests regularly helps improve time management and accuracy.

During the counseling process, candidates must carefully consider their choices based on their rank and the availability of seats in different categories. It is recommended to prioritize institutions with higher chances of admission according to historical trends, while also considering factors such as location, campus infrastructure, and faculty strength.