Ans. Yes, the University of Kashmir provides merit-based scholarships and other financial aids to students belonging to various categories. The university has also set up a scheme called ‘Student Aid Fund’ under which financial assistance is provided to students with low family income. This scholarship is mainly provided to meritorious students. The Kashmir University Alumni Association also provides financial assistance to students with a poor economic background with preference being given to students who are orphans. Merit Scholarships are also provided to students spending upon their merit in entrance exams or academic qualifications.

Ans. Here are some tips for the newly admitted students:

• The first and the most important thing being in Kashmir University is to be surely punctual and dedicated. If you fall below 75% of the attendance rate. You won't be allowed to appear in the examination.
• Try to enquire about the research scholars of your subject in the department and always show high respect for them and try to follow them, Question them and take help from them about any question.
• Photostat your notes or books inside Kashmir University as you will always get approximately 60% discount there in any Xerox shop inside Kashmir University.
• Spend some time in the central Iqbal Memorial Library. There are lakhs of books around you in the library so try to spend your free time in the library.
• Try to cooperate with your teacher as much as possible.
• Uniforms are not necessary there.
• Don't be scared of ragging. In Kashmir University ragging is strictly prohibited and a punishable act. And surely there is still no threat of that.

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Ans. Yes, University of Kashmir offers reservations to numerous sections of the students. 57% of seats available in the Programme is available for open merit category students while remaining 43% of seats are offered through self financed category. Among this, 8% reservation is given to SC, 10% to ST, 10% to Residents of Backward Areas (RBA), Differently–abled 4%, 10% to EWS and so on. Read more about University of Kashmir 

Ans. The university has a total of 542 faculty members, the majority of them are Ph.D. holders. The faculty members are all highly qualified and have more than 20+ years of experience in their respective fields. Check University of Kashmir Faculty

Ans. Yes, the University of Kashmir offers Lateral admission into the B.Tech program. Candidates must have completed a 3 years diploma with 50% marks or B.Sc. graduate with mathematics as a compulsory subject with 50% marks from the recognized university for getting admission into B.Tech (Lateral) at the University of Kashmir. Know more about University of Kashmir Admission

Ans. Self finance category seats under BTech programme by University of Kashmir defines the courses that are funded by the government. Students willing to pursue BTech through self financed seats have to pay the entire amount of course fee from their pockets. Check University of Kashmir