Admission FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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You must register on the admission portal: https://staloysius.edu.in/. Fill in the application form, upload the required documents, submit the application, and pay the application fee.
No. You can edit the application only before final submission. Once submitted, changes cannot be made.
No, the application fee is non-refundable.
You can check your admission status by logging in to the admission portal using the same credentials created during registration. Once logged in, navigate to the Application Status section to track the current status of your application.
The commonly required documents are:
- Recent photograph (formal dress, 3.5 cm × 4.5 cm, white background)
- Aadhaar Card (mandatory for applicants residing in India)
- Study In India (SII) ID – for NRI & Foreign applicants only
- SSLC / 10th Marks Card
- I PU / 11th Final or II PU / 12th Mid-Term Marks Card
- Transfer Certificate (TC)
- Caste / Category Certificate (if applicable)
Yes. Students awaiting Board exam results may apply. Admission will remain provisional until qualifying examination marks cards are submitted.
Yes. Students from recognized national and international boards are eligible, subject to programme-specific eligibility criteria.
All applicants are required to appear for the online SAU-ET (Entrance Test) as part of the admission process.
Applicants are advised to keep checking their admission portal regularly. Entrance test details will be communicated via email/WhatsApp message two days before the exam.
The SAU Entrance Test will consist of 50 multiple-choice questions (MCQs), including:
- 10 questions on English Language
- 10 questions on General Knowledge
- 10 questions on Aptitude-based reasoning
- 20 subject-oriented questions related to the chosen programme.
Yes. NRI and Foreign applicants must attend the SAU-ET.
Shortlisted candidates will be notified via email / WhatsApp message.
Yes. Shortlisted candidates must report for the interview along with a parent/guardian and bring all original documents. Candidates are expected to be neatly dressed; boys should ensure proper grooming of their hair and beard.
Yes. NRI and Foreign students and other state students who are unable to attend the campus in person may be allowed to appear for the interview online. Details and login instructions will be shared through email/WhatsApp prior to the interview. However, after admission confirmation, students must report to the admission office to complete the admission formalities.
The fee structure varies by programme. Detailed information is available under the Admissions tab on the University website or at: https://staloysius.edu.in/fee-structure
- Online payment (UPI / Net Banking)
- Debit / Credit Card
- Direct payment at the counter through scanner
Yes. The campus has a banking facility along with an ATM for the convenience of students.
Admission is confirmed only after successful completion of the interview process and payment of the admission / first-year fees.
All admissions are provisional. Final Admission is confirmed only after verification of original documents, fulfilment of eligibility criteria, and submission of the qualifying Board examination marks card.
Yes. The University offers the following scholarships:
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Vidwath Spoorthi (Merit-Based Scholarships):
- B. Com & BBA – 95% and above
- BCA & B.Sc. – 90% and above
- BA & B. Voc – 85% and above
- Vidya Spoorthi (Need-cum-Merit Scholarships)
- Kreeda Spoorthi Scholarships for State & National level sports participants and winners
- SAFAL (St Aloysius Fellowship for Aspiring Learners) – Endowment scholarships for needy students, children of police personnel, and other eligible categories
- Various Government Scholarships
For detailed eligibility criteria and application procedures, the same will be announced after the classes begin.
Yes. Separate on-campus hostel facilities are available for boys and girls. Allotment is subject to availability and is processed after admission confirmation.
Yes. Several paying guest (PG) accommodation options are available near the campus. The University does not manage or allot PG facilities, but contact numbers of available PG accommodations can be provided. Students are expected to make their own arrangements based on their preferences and availability.
Please check:
- Your admission portal dashboard
- Email Spam/Junk folder
- Whether the registered email ID and mobile number are correct
If the issue persists, you may contact the Admissions Office for assistance.
Candidates who are unable to attend the interview on the scheduled date must inform the Admissions Office in advance. Rescheduling is subject to approval.
Yes. The University follows a uniform system for students. Details regarding the uniform will be shared at the time of admission interview.
Yes. The campus has a canteen as well as multiple cafes for students.
You may reach the Admissions Office at 7975277782 or email us at: [email protected]
The academic year will commence on 15 June 2026.
Yes. An orientation programme will be conducted for all newly admitted students at the beginning of the academic year.
Yes. The University encourages student participation in cultural, sports, NCC, NSS, and other activities.
Yes. The University has a grievance redressal mechanism to address student concerns.
Yes. Student ID cards will be issued, and students will receive them on the first day of class.
Yes. Academic updates and important notifications are shared as per University’s policy.
Yes. The University offers Honours programmes in selected disciplines. Eligibility criteria and programme details will be announced at the time of admission or orientation.
Yes. Certain UG programmes offer opportunities for student exchange and study tours.
Yes. The University has a dedicated Career & Placement Cell to assist students with internships, training, and final placements.
Most UG programmes have industry-specific placements.
Yes. The University provides pre-placement training, including soft skills, aptitude, resume building, and interview preparation.
Yes. Internships or industry projects are a part of most UG programmes and play an important role in preparing students for placements.
Students can contact the Career & Placement Cell via email or the University placement office for guidance.
The PG admission process started on 20th November and is entirely merit-based, operating on a first-come, first-serve basis. Hurry up!!!! Apply now and secure your seat.
Applications can be submitted online. Visit https://staloysius.edu.in/apply-online/ for more details.
• UG 4th / 5th Semester mark sheet
• ID Proof (Aadhaar card for Indians / Passport
copy for NRI or Foreign students.)
Yes, entrance tests are mandatory for PG programs. Information of the same will be sent via SMS / email / WhatsApp to the applicants.
Fees vary by program. Details are available in the prospectus or on the website. Click here for more details.
Yes, scholarships are available based on merit, financial need, and reserved categories. Contact the admissions office for more information.
Yes, hostel facilities are available for both boys and girls on a first-come, first-serve basis. For availability and fee details, please contact the hostel in-charge or warden. Click here for hostel details.
Yes, you can apply for multiple programs. A separate application form must be submitted for each program.
You can reach the admissions office via email at [email protected] or call 7975277782.
The start date for the academic year 2026 will be communicated during admission process.
Yes. NRI/Foreign students can apply. However, they need to register on the “ Study in India” Portal. (Click here for more details)
AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) does not consider either B.E or B. Tech as different courses, hence equal recognition is granted for both of them.
The duration of both B.E. and B. Tech courses are for the same time period of 4 years.
Both B.E. and B. Tech courses are divided into 8 semesters, with 2 semesters in a year.
In terms of Job opportunities in the market, students having either a B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) or B. Tech (Bachelor of Technology) Degrees have equal opportunities and have equally good scope. It is in no way going to be a hindrance to good career growth.
B. Tech (Bachelor of Technology) is more technology oriented and are frequently updated as per the latest developments in the respective field.
SAUET 2026 is the entrance exam for getting admission into the B.Tech programs at St Aloysius Deemed to be University. CET scores are not accepted.
The School of Engineering is located in the St Aloysius Deemed to be University, main campus at Lighthouse Hill Road, Mangalore.
Four courses are offered:
- B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering
- B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (AI & ML)
- B.Tech in Information Science and Engineering
- B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering
Each course has 60 seats available.
The eligibility criteria are mentioned on the university website. Please check the website for full details.
No, CET score is not considered. Admission is only through SAUET 2026.
The complete fee structure is available on the university website.
You can apply for SAUET 2026 through the official university website by filling the application form online.
Class start dates will be announced on the website after the admission process is complete. (Tentatively it will be in the second week of July 2026).
Yes, hostel facilities are available. Details can be found on the university website or by contacting the admissions office.
