Alliance University FAQs 2026: Admissions, Courses & Fees

Alliance University offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across multiple academic disciplines. Programme availability may vary for July 2026 - June 2027.

Students can apply by selecting their preferred programme, checking the eligibility requirements and completing the applicable admission process.

Yes, Alliance University offers scholarships to eligible students based on academic performance, entrance-test performance, sports achievements, category and other applicable criteria.

AUSAT is the Alliance University Scholastic Aptitude Test associated with eligible undergraduate admissions and applicable scholarship opportunities.

Yes, Alliance University provides career and placement support through recruitment activities, career preparation and industry interactions.

The highest reported salary package was ₹60.10 LPA during the 2025 placement cycle.

Campus life includes academic activities, sports, cultural programmes, extracurricular activities and opportunities for student engagement.

Alliance University has an overall student rating of 3.9/5 in the available student-review data.

The general BA route is three years, while the BA (Hons.) route is four years and eight semesters.

Candidates must have completed 10+2, Pre-University, Higher Secondary or an equivalent qualification from a recognised Board or Council with at least 50% marks in the subjects taken in Standard 12 or equivalent.

Yes. The Liberal Arts undergraduate programme accepts applicants from different academic disciplines, subject to the applicable eligibility requirements.

The BA LL.B. (Hons.) is a five-year integrated undergraduate programme.

Candidates must have completed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification and meet the prescribed minimum aggregate requirement. The applicable requirement should be checked for July 2026 - June 2027.

The general eligibility requirement is 45% marks in the qualifying examination, subject to the applicable admission rules.

Yes. Graduates can explore corporate legal, compliance, contracts, regulatory and legal-advisory roles depending on their qualifications and skills.

yes,Political Science and Sociology are among the current BA (Hons.) offerings within the School of Liberal Arts and Humanities.

Yes. The BA (Hons.) in Literary and Cultural Studies explores literature, films, digital media, culture and society through an interdisciplinary approach.

Yes. Alliance University currently offers BA (Hons.) in Media Studies, which combines Liberal Arts learning with media-focused academic and practical exposure.

Yes. The current scholarship information includes BA (Hons.) under applicable AUSAT and programme-specific scholarship categories.

The regular Bachelor of Business Administration programme is a three-year undergraduate programme.

Yes. The regular BBA is a three-year programme, while the BBA (Hons.) is a separate four-year programme comprising eight semesters.

Candidates must have completed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification from a recognised Board or Council with a minimum of 50% marks.

The published eligibility information allows a 5% marks or equivalent-grade relaxation for SC/ST candidates.

BBA LL.B. (Hons.) is an integrated undergraduate programme combining Business Administration with professional legal education.

The programme is structured as an integrated five-year undergraduate law programme.

Candidates must complete 10+2 or an equivalent qualification and satisfy the eligibility conditions prescribed for the applicable July 2026 - June 2027 admission cycle.

Yes. Business Administration and Law are combined within one integrated undergraduate programme.

BBA (Hons.) is an undergraduate business administration programme that provides comprehensive education in management, business functions and contemporary business practices.

The BBA (Hons.) programme is four years long and is structured across eight semesters.

Candidates must have completed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification from a recognised Board or Council with the required minimum marks.

The published eligibility information specifies a minimum of 50% marks, with applicable relaxation for SC/ST candidates.

B.Com (Hons.) is an undergraduate commerce programme focusing on accounting, finance, taxation, business and related commerce disciplines.

The programme is structured as a four-year undergraduate honours programme.

Candidates must complete 10+2 or an equivalent qualification and meet the academic eligibility requirements prescribed by Alliance University.

Yes. The commerce and finance foundation can be useful for students interested in banking and financial services.

he CMS content is configured using July 2026 - June 2027 and should be reviewed against the latest official programme and admission information before publication.

The programme is associated with Bengaluru Campus, subject to the programme and campus allocation applicable to July 2026 - June 2027.

B.Des. is an undergraduate Bachelor of Design programme focused on creative thinking, design practice, technology, research and solving real-world problems.

The regular B.Des. programme is four years and eight semesters.

Yes. The university lists a B.Des. lateral-entry route of three years and six semesters.

Candidates must have completed 10+2 from a recognised Board or Council with a minimum of 50% marks.

A relaxation of 5% marks or equivalent grade may be allowed for SC/ST candidates.

ADAT stands for Alliance Design Aptitude Test and forms part of the B.Des. admission selection process.

Portfolio Evaluation is part of the published B.Des. selection process.

Yes. The published selection process includes a Personal Interview along with ADAT and Portfolio Evaluation.

The CMS course title is Bachelor of Design (Honours), while the official Alliance University programme page currently describes the programme as Bachelor of Design (B.Des.). It focuses on design thinking, creative practice, research, technology and practical design projects.

The officially published B.Des. programme is four years and eight semesters.

Is there relaxation for SC/ST candidates?

The selection process includes the Alliance Design Aptitude Test (ADAT), Personal Interview and Portfolio Evaluation.

The officially published BFA is Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) – Painting and Sculpture.

The BFA is a four-year programme comprising eight semesters.

Candidates must have completed 10+2 from a recognised Board or Council with at least 50% marks.

Yes. A 5% relaxation or equivalent grade may be allowed for SC/ST candidates.

Yes. The programme emphasises hands-on studio work, workshops, exhibitions, critiques and collaborative projects.

The CMS campus variable is Bengaluru Campus. The applicable campus should be verified against the current July 2026 - June 2027 admission information before publication.

This CMS content uses July 2026 - June 2027. Programme, admission, fee and scholarship details should be checked against the latest official information before publication.

Yes. Administrative Law is included in Semester III.

Yes. Jurisprudence is included in Semester III.

Bachelor of Science (Honours) is an undergraduate degree offered in several disciplines at Alliance University, including Computer Science, Data Science, Economics, Psychology, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics.

B.Sc. (Hons.) stands for Bachelor of Science (Honours).

The current official listing includes Computer Science, Data Science, Economics, Psychology, Applied Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics.

No. The university offers several B.Sc. (Hons.) programmes with different specialisations and academic schools.

B.Sc. (Hons.) Computer Science is listed under the Alliance School of Liberal Arts and Humanities.

B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry is listed under the Alliance School of Sciences.

The programme covers areas including algorithms, programming languages, operating systems and software engineering, along with the theoretical and practical foundations of computing.

Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) is a four-year full-time undergraduate engineering degree offered across multiple engineering disciplines at Alliance University.

The regular B.Tech. programme is four years full-time, generally structured across eight semesters.

Yes. Alliance University provides three-year lateral-entry B.Tech. routes for eligible Diploma and B.Sc. candidates in specified branches.

The official admission page specifies a minimum of 50% in Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the specified additional subjects for regular B.Tech. admission.

The university lists JEE Main, JEE Advanced, Karnataka CET, COMED-K, AUEET and other state-level engineering entrance examinations.

The fee is programme/branch-specific. A single generic B.Tech. lateral-entry fee should not be entered without verifying the selected branch's official fee structure.

A separate generic placement statistic for all B.Tech. lateral-entry students is not established on the official programme pages, so no unsupported figure should be added.

Applicable B.Tech. programmes at Alliance University include industry internships and practical learning as part of their programme structure.

The official criteria specify a relevant branch of Engineering and Technology, so a Diploma should be checked for relevance to the selected B.Tech. branch.

For the Diploma route, yes. The university specifies a Diploma in the relevant branch of Engineering and Technology.

The Bachelor of Visual Arts is a four-year undergraduate programme focused on visual arts, design practice, technology, artistic expression and visual communication.

The BVA is a four-year programme comprising eight semesters.

Candidates must have completed 10+2 from a recognised Board/Council with at least 50% marks.

Yes. Alliance University states that a 5% relaxation in marks or equivalent grade may be allowed for SC/ST candidates.

The programme includes areas such as typography, logo design, corporate branding, illustration, graphic design, storyboarding, photography, motion graphics, interaction design, social media design and portfolio management.

Yes. Graphic design and advanced graphic design are included in the official programme structure.

The official programme overview states that students receive training in various design and animation software, and the curriculum includes digital and motion-related subjects.

A Ph.D. is a doctoral research degree involving advanced study, independent research and development of a dissertation that contributes to knowledge in a chosen discipline...

The general eligibility published by Alliance University requires a Master's degree with at least 55% marks or equivalent grade, subject to the applicable programme requirements.

Yes. Candidates with a four-year undergraduate Honours degree and 75% or above may be eligible for direct Ph.D. admission subject to applicable UGC/NCrF conditions.

Yes, but Alliance University's current eligibility information specifies a 36–40 credit bridging programme along with the required coursework for the three-year undergraduate route.

The general requirement is 55% marks or equivalent grade.

Candidates who are not exempted may need to take the Alliance Research Aptitude Test (ARAT).

Not necessarily. Alliance University states for its doctoral programmes that candidates with recognised qualifications such as NET may be exempt from the university entrance test, while other candidates may be required to take ARAT. The exact rule is programme-specific.

Yes. The doctoral selection process includes a personal interview.

Yes. Evaluation of the proposed research synopsis forms part of the doctoral selection process.

Alliance University's current postgraduate listings include M.A. in English (Creative Writing) under the Alliance School of Liberal Arts and Humanities.

The programme is two years and consists of four semesters.

Candidates need a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks and must have read English as a compulsory subject.

No. Alliance University states that the programme welcomes students from diverse academic and professional backgrounds and does not require a prior literature specialisation.

Yes. The programme is specifically designed to welcome students and professionals from different academic backgrounds.

The official programme overview states that there is no upper age-limit as an entry barrier.

The MBA is a two-year full-time postgraduate programme.

Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate marks. For SC/ST candidates, the university provides a 5% relaxation.

The stated minimum is 45% aggregate, after the 5% relaxation.

Alliance School of Business accepts national-level management aptitude tests and the Alliance Management Aptitude Test (AMAT) as specified in its admission process.

The university states that for MBA, it accepts national-level management aptitude tests and AMAT. The exact applicable test requirement should be checked for the admission cycle.

The M.Com. programme has a duration of two years divided into four semesters.

Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in Commerce with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.

Yes. A 5% relaxation in marks or equivalent grade may be allowed for SC/ST candidates.

The programme focuses on Accounting, Finance and Taxation, with additional learning in financial management, banking, insurance, financial services, taxation, communication, management and related areas.

Yes. Financial Management is included in the programme structure and is one of the major academic areas.

The Master of Design in Transdisciplinary Design is a 2-year postgraduate programme comprising four semesters.

Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree in Design, Visual Arts, Fine Arts, Architecture, Fashion, Engineering, or another relevant field, with a minimum aggregate of 50%.

The programme offers four areas: Social Design and Innovation, Sustainable Design, Design and Technology Futures, and Strategic Design and Management.

Graduates can pursue roles such as Design Strategist, Social Innovation Consultant, Sustainability Design Specialist, UI/UX Designer, Design Leader/Manager, Design Educator, Freelance Designer, and Design Researcher.

No. The programme follows a transdisciplinary approach, connecting design with technology, sustainability, social impact, strategy, innovation, and other fields to address complex real-world challenges.

The Master of Laws (LL.M.) is a 1-year full-time postgraduate programme divided into two semesters.

Candidates must have an LL.B., B.L., or another graduate degree in Law recognised by the Bar Council of India, with at least 45% aggregate marks. The minimum requirement for SC/ST candidates is 40%.

Alliance University's current programme information lists areas including IT and Data Protection Law, Corporate Law, Law, Climate Change and Sustainability, Trade and Commercial Laws, Crime and Forensics Law, Human Rights Law, and Intellectual Property Laws.

The selection process includes a high score in ACLAT and a Personal Interview. The university may also consider the candidate's scholastic and extracurricular record.

Yes. The programme includes a dissertation in the second semester, alongside specialised legal subjects.