BRABU UG admission 2025: 2nd provisional merit list released at brabu.ac.in; direct link to download here
This list applies to candidates seeking admission into the university's four-year degree programmes under the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), including Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), and Bachelor of Science (BSc).
The online application window was open from April 17 to June 17, 2025, and candidates were required to pay ₹600 as the application fee (₹300 for SC/ST applicants).
The first merit list was published on July 4, and the second list has now been made available on July 22 through the university's official admission portal:
brabu.ac.in
How to download the
BRABU UG 2nd provisional merit list 2025
Follow the steps below to check and download the second merit list from the official admission portal:
Step 1:
Visit the official BRABU admission portal:
brabu.ac.in
Step 2:
Navigate to the section titled 'UG Admission – 2025–29.'
Step 3:
Locate and click on the link named 'Second Merit List.'
Step 4:
A list of subjects such as Hindi, Geography, Economics, etc., will appear.
Step 5:
Click on your chosen subject or programme link to open the respective PDF file.
Step 6:
Download the document and search for your name or application number to verify your admission status.
Direct link to download the BRABU UG 2nd provisional merit list 2025 is
here
.
Eligibility criteria for BRABU UG 2nd provisional merit list 2025
Applicants must meet the course-wise eligibility requirements as outlined by the university for the 2025-29 undergraduate admissions
BA (Arts):
Candidates must have passed 10+2 from any recognised board in any stream (Arts, Science, or Commerce).
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BSc (Science):
Candidates who have passed 10+2 from a recognised board in any stream are eligible.
BCom (Commerce):
Candidates must have passed 10+2 with a science stream (I.Sc) from a recognised board.
Candidates are advised to review the merit list carefully and follow all further instructions provided on the official website.
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