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Ashoka University Admissions 2023

Ashoka University 2023 Round 3 Deadline: 15 April, 2023
Ashoka University 2023 Round 4 Deadline:  29 May, 2023

Ashoka University Fees 2023

Ashoka University undergraduate program provides a holistic education in liberal arts and sciences, emphasizing academic research and intellectual development. 

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The Ashoka University undergraduate programme provides an interdisciplinary education in liberal arts and sciences with a focus on academic research and intellectual development. As you prepare to apply for the August 2023 cohort, it is important to note the year-wise fee structure for the programme.

For the first year of the programme, the fee structure is as follows:

  • Tuition: INR 9,27,000

  • Residence: INR 1,81,000

  • Total: INR 11,08,000

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  1. There are also one-time payments to be made at the time of accepting an offer of admission, including an admissions fee of INR 50,000 and a refundable security deposit of INR 75,000, which consists of a security deposit of INR 50,000 and a meal cost deposit of INR 25,000.

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  3. The security deposit will be refunded upon graduation from Ashoka University or if the student withdraws from the programme.

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  5. The costs are calculated in Indian Rupees (INR) and a minimum amount of INR 17,500 will be charged towards meals and dining facilities at the end of each semester.

  6. The residence cost is based on an average stay duration of nine months per year, and special permission must be sought if a student wishes to stay on campus during vacation periods.

  7. The residence cost component includes room and utilities, such as water, electricity (with 100% backup and air conditioning), pantry, gymnasium, and laundry facilities.

  8. Additional services, including books, printing, photocopies, and stationery, will be charged on an actuals basis.

  9. In the past three years, the fee has gone up by approximately 5% to 8% annually, although this percentage is not fixed and is subject to change.

Ashoka University 2023

At Ashoka University, the admissions process is guided by a holistic approach that values each applicant's unique experiences and individual context. Admissions committees evaluate candidates based on a range of criteria, including academic engagement, extracurricular activities, interests, and potential. Students who are accepted to Ashoka University are encouraged to develop a broad range of skills and values, including intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, academic rigor, research, and writing. In addition, they are expected to approach learning with an open mind, a willingness to explore new perspectives, and a problem-solving mindset. Throughout their academic and residential journey, students are encouraged to cultivate resilience, tolerance, and teamwork, and to embrace an interdisciplinary approach to learning. These values and faculties are central to the Ashoka University experience and prepare students to become well-rounded leaders and change-makers.

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  1. Ashoka University's undergraduate programme aims to provide students with a diverse and interdisciplinary education. During the first two years, students are not required to declare their Major, giving them ample time to explore various subjects, pursue extracurricular activities, and develop new interests.

  2. Ashoka University offers a total of 12 pure and 9 interdisciplinary Majors. Students may also choose to Minor in one of 21 disciplines or concentrate in one of 19 disciplines. Students must complete 9 Foundation Courses and 2 Co-curricular Courses throughout the programme.

  3. To obtain a Bachelor's degree from Ashoka University, students must earn a minimum of 100 credits for a pure Major and a minimum of 116 credits for an interdisciplinary Major. These credits are earned through three categories of courses: Foundation Courses, Major Courses (including Interdisciplinary Majors), and Co-curricular Courses.

  4. The course requirements for pure Majors include 9 Foundation Courses (36 credits), 12 Major Courses (48 credits), 2 Co-curricular Courses (4 credits), and 12 credits of Elective, Minor, or Concentration Courses. Students working towards an Interdisciplinary Major must complete a minimum of 16 courses (64 credits).

  5. It is important for students to note that some departments may have additional course requirements. Students can take extra courses and select a Minor outside their field of Major by completing six courses (24 credits).

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