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AUAT 2027: Aliah University Admission Test Dates, Form, Eligibility

Conducted by Aliah University Scope West Bengal

AUAT 2027 is the Aliah University Admission Test, held by Aliah University, Kolkata for its UG, B.Ed and PG programmes such as B.Tech, BCA, BA and B.Sc Honours, B.Sc Nursing, MA, M.Sc, MCA and MBA. It is not announced yet. Going by 2026, the form is expected in April 2027 and the tests in June and July 2027.

Latest (8 October 2026): Offline spot admission for the vacant AUAT 2026 UG and PG seats was scheduled for 6 and 8 October 2026, the last step of the 2026 cycle. AUAT 2027 is not announced yet; the application is expected around April 2027.

AUAT 2027

This page covers AUAT 2027 expected dates, how to apply, the fee, eligibility, seats, the exam pattern and how admission works.

AUAT 2027 overview
Full nameAliah University Admission Test (AUAT)
Conducted byAliah University, Kolkata (AUAT Committee)
Exam levelUniversity level (West Bengal)
Courses / PurposeUG (B.Tech, BCA, BA/B.Sc Hons, B.Sc Nursing, BBA-MBA, lateral B.Tech), B.Ed and PG (MA, M.Sc, M.Tech, MCA, MBA, LL.M.)
Exam dateExpected June 2027 for UG; July 2027 for Nursing, B.Ed and PG
ApplicationExpected April 2027, online only on the Aliah University portal
Application feeRs 500 (male) / Rs 400 (female) per programme code (2026 fee)
EligibilityProgramme-wise: Class 12 for UG, graduation for B.Ed and PG, with set minimum marks and age limits
ModeOffline, pen and paper, answers on an OMR (ORS) sheet
Questions and marks100 marks: Part I subject 70, Part II GK, English and Islamic History & Culture 30
Duration2 hours
Official websitealiah.ac.in

AUAT 2027 Important Dates

Aliah University has not announced AUAT 2027, so the dates below are expected months based on 2026, when the form opened on 17 April, UG tests were held on 27 and 28 June and most results came on 29 July 2026.

EventDate
AUAT 2027 online applicationApril 2027 Expected
AUAT 2027 admit cardsJune 2027 Expected
AUAT 2027 UG examsJune 2027 Expected
Exam (B.Sc Nursing, B.Ed, PG)July 2027 Expected
ResultJuly 2027 Expected
AUAT 2027 allotment listsAugust 2027 Expected

How to Apply for AUAT 2027

You apply for AUAT online only, through the Aliah University admission portal linked from the official AUAT page. The 2027 form is expected around April 2027; the steps and fee below follow the 2026 brochure.

Expected April 2027

Apply Online for AUAT 2027

Applications for AUAT 2027 are expected in April 2027.

Link not live yetOfficial website
  1. Open the official AUAT page and follow the online application link to the admission portal.
  2. Register and note your username and password; you need them for the admit card, rank card and allotment.
  3. Fill in the form, choose your programme codes and select two test centres in order of preference (UG only).
  4. Upload your photo, signature and Class 10, Class 12 or graduation marks. Result-awaited candidates upload final marks later in a set window (5 to 8 June in 2026).
  5. Pay the fee online and download the confirmation sheet. The application is complete only when this PDF is generated.
ItemAUAT 2026 rule
Fee per programme code (male)Rs 500
Fee per programme code (female)Rs 400
Maximum programmes4 (female candidates up to 5, including B.Sc Nursing)
Application window17 April to 1 June 2026 (extended twice from 12 May)

Request for a change of test centre is not accepted at any stage, so choose your centres carefully.

Who can apply for AUAT 2027?

Eligibility is set separately for each programme. These are the main 2026 rules from the brochure; the 2027 brochure may change them.

  • B.Tech and BCA (U21): Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in Class 12 with at least 100 marks each, 50% in PCM, a pass in each, and 60% aggregate. Upper age 22 years.
  • Lateral entry to 2nd year B.Tech (U22): Diploma in the same or allied branch with 60% aggregate. Upper age 25 years.
  • B.Sc Honours Physics or Chemistry: PCM in Class 12 with 50% in the subject and 50% aggregate. Botany, Microbiology, Zoology (U14): 60% in Biology, 50% in Physics and Chemistry and 60% aggregate.
  • B.A. Honours: the subject studied in Class 12 with set marks, for example 60% in English and 60% aggregate for English, 45% for Bengali and Urdu, 50% for Arabic and History.
  • B.Sc Nursing (U31): female candidates only, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English in Class 12 with 45% in PCB, and at least 17 years old by 31 December of the admission year.
  • Integrated BBA-MBA (U33): 50% aggregate and 50% in English in Class 12.
  • B.Ed (U32): 50% in a UG or PG degree in Sciences, Social Sciences or Humanities, or 55% in Engineering or Technology with Science or Maths. Upper age 30 years.
  • M.A. and M.Sc: Honours or Major in the same subject, usually with 45% (50% for Botany, Microbiology and Zoology). MBA: any graduate with 50%. M.Tech: B.E. or B.Tech in the branch with 6.5 CGPA or 60%.

In 2026, UG applicants who passed the qualifying exam before 2024 could not take admission, and age limits were counted as on 1 July 2026. Check the year rule again in the 2027 brochure.

How are AUAT seats shared out?

Most seats are filled only by AUAT rank, but some programmes keep seats for other routes. These were the 2026 rules.

  • B.Tech: 20% of seats (12 in each branch) go to candidates from the WBJEE 2026 merit list, and 80% of general seats in U21 and U22 are for West Bengal domicile candidates.
  • Lateral entry B.Tech: 2 seats in each branch for candidates with a valid JELET rank.
  • M.Tech: 50% of seats for GATE-qualified candidates, who are exempt from AUAT, and 40% for internal candidates.
  • Most PG programmes (except M.Tech, MJMC and M.A. Education): 80% of seats for internal candidates who studied at Aliah University.
  • 4% of seats are reserved for persons with disability (PwD), and J&K and Ladakh students can join some B.Tech and Nursing seats under PMSSS.

What is the AUAT 2027 exam pattern?

Every AUAT paper is 100 marks in 2 hours, with 70 marks on your subject and 30 marks on general papers. The table shows the 2026 pattern, which was the same as in 2025.

FeatureDetails (AUAT 2026 brochure)
ModeOffline, pen and paper; answers marked on an ORS (OMR) sheet with a black or blue ball point pen
Total marks100
Duration2 hours
Part I70 marks from the subject of the programme
Part II30 marks on General Knowledge, General English and Islamic History & Culture (about 1:1:4)
Question typeObjective MCQs
Descriptive partB.A. (Hons)/M.A. Bengali, English, Arabic and M.A. Journalism & Mass Communication: 56 marks MCQ + 14 marks descriptive in Part I
Negative markingNot stated in the 2026 brochure

UG tests are held at towns across West Bengal, while Nursing, B.Ed and PG tests are held only in Kolkata. Solve the AUAT previous year question papers to see the real question style.

AUAT 2027 Official Notices and Downloads

AUAT 2027 FAQs

Can I join B.Tech at Aliah University without AUAT?
Yes, partly. In 2026, 20% of B.Tech seats (12 per branch) were filled from the WBJEE merit list. The other seats need an AUAT rank.
Do GATE candidates need to take AUAT for M.Tech?
No. GATE-qualified candidates are exempt from AUAT and are ranked on their GATE score. Half of the M.Tech seats were kept for them in 2026.
Is there an interview after AUAT?
Only for the 2-year MBA. Candidates are shortlisted by General Merit Rank for a group discussion and personal interview, and the final list counts both the test and the interview.
Where is the AUAT exam held?
UG tests are held at about 14 towns in West Bengal, such as Kolkata, Siliguri, Malda, Berhampore and Durgapur. Nursing, B.Ed and PG tests are held only in Kolkata.
Can boys apply for B.Sc Nursing through AUAT?
No. The 4-year B.Sc Nursing programme at Aliah University is open only to female candidates.
How many programmes can I apply for in AUAT?
Up to four programme codes, with a fee for each. Female candidates can choose up to five, including B.Sc Nursing.
Official website: aliah.ac.inAliah University publishes notices, admit cards and results here
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