COURSES AND FEES DESCRIPTION

Starex University offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes across engineering, computer science, management, commerce, sciences, agriculture, pharmacy, law, hospitality, humanities, design and allied healthcare. The university's programme portfolio includes conventional degree programmes as well as industry-supported courses developed with academic partners such as IBM, Microsoft and Samatrix.

Engineering and technology programmes include four-year B.Tech courses in Computer Science and Engineering, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning and specialised technology pathways. Students can choose programmes such as B.Tech CSE, B.Tech AI & ML, B.Tech CSE with AI & ML supported by IBM, B.Tech CSE with Azure Data, Cloud and AI Developer specialisation supported by Microsoft, B.Tech CSE with Cyber Security specialisation, and B.Tech programmes in AI & ML and Cyber Security & Digital Forensics with academic support from Samatrix. The standard eligibility requirement is generally 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics/PCM as prescribed and at least 45% marks.

The university also offers BCA programmes of three years, including a regular BCA and specialised options with Microsoft or Samatrix support. The Microsoft-supported BCA includes training in Python and Azure for Data Cloud Integration, while the Samatrix-supported programme focuses on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.

In management and commerce, students can pursue BBA, BBA with Business Analytics, BBA with Microsoft-supported Data Excellence, Analytics & Azure, B.Com/B.Com (Hons.) and MBA. The standard BBA eligibility is 10+2 with at least 45% marks, while MBA admission generally requires a bachelor's degree of at least three years' duration with a minimum of 50% marks. The university also offers MBA specialisations supported by IBM and Microsoft, including Business Analytics and Azure-focused programmes.

Science and healthcare-related programmes include B.Sc. programmes in Medical, Biotechnology, Forensic Science and Non-Medical streams, B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, Bachelor of Pharmacy, BPT, B.Sc. Medical Lab Technology, Radio Imaging Technology, Optometry and Operation Theatre Technology. Pharmacy programmes are offered in accordance with the applicable PCI norms.

Other undergraduate options include B.A., B.A. English, B.A. Political Science, BHM and law programmes such as LL.B. and BBA LL.B. (Hons.). At postgraduate level, Starex University offers MCA, M.Sc., M.Com, M.Pharm, MBA, MHMCT, LL.M. and other programmes, while doctoral programmes are available in selected disciplines.

According to CollegeDunia's 2026 fee information, total course fees are approximately ₹6 lakh–₹8.8 lakh for B.Tech, ₹3.6 lakh–₹4.8 lakh for BBA, ₹5.5 lakh for BBA LL.B. (Hons.), ₹2.1 lakh–₹4.5 lakh for B.Sc., ₹3.8 lakh–₹5.2 lakh for MBA and around ₹2.4 lakh for B.Com. CollegeDunia reports the B.Tech CSE total fee at approximately ₹6 lakh.

Shiksha's 2026 fee data presents a broader programme-wise fee range. It reports B.E./B.Tech tuition of approximately ₹3.2 lakh–₹11.2 lakh, B.Sc. ₹2.8 lakh–₹4 lakh, BBA ₹3.6 lakh–₹4.8 lakh, BCA ₹3.6 lakh–₹4.8 lakh, MBA ₹3.8 lakh–₹5.2 lakh and M.Sc. ₹1.2 lakh–₹2 lakh for the respective full course durations. The variation is primarily due to different specialisations and programme structures.

The university's available domestic fee structure for 2025–26 gives additional programme-wise reference figures. It lists regular B.Tech CSE and B.Tech AI & ML at ₹1.50 lakh per year, while IBM/Microsoft/Samatrix-supported B.Tech programmes are listed at ₹2.20 lakh per year. Regular BBA is listed at ₹90,000 per year, specialised BBA programmes at ₹1.20 lakh per year, regular BCA at ₹1.20 lakh per year and specialised BCA programmes at ₹1.60 lakh per year. Regular MBA is listed at ₹1.90 lakh per year, while IBM/Microsoft-supported MBA programmes are listed at ₹2.60 lakh per year.

Because the university's published fee structure varies according to programme, specialisation and industry collaboration, students should confirm the latest 2026–27 fee schedule before admission. Tuition fees may also be accompanied by examination, registration, one-time and other applicable university charges.

Starex University provides on-campus hostel accommodation for students. The official hostel fee structure lists both AC and non-AC options with mess included. For domestic students, double-sharing non-AC accommodation is ₹1.40 lakh per year and AC double-sharing accommodation is ₹2 lakh per year. Triple-sharing non-AC accommodation is ₹1.30 lakh per year and AC triple-sharing accommodation is ₹1.70 lakh per year. A refundable security deposit of ₹5,000 applies to non-AC accommodation and ₹10,000 to AC accommodation.

Hostel mess charges include breakfast, lunch, evening tea and dinner, while laundry is available on a payment basis. The university also provides separate hostel arrangements for international students, with annual charges ranging from ₹1.80 lakh to ₹2.50 lakh depending on room type. Hostel facilities include secure entry/exit systems, residential support and a campus environment designed for students living away from home.

ADMISSION DESCRIPTION

Starex University offers admission to undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes for the 2026–27 academic session. Applications can be submitted through the university's online admission portal, and the university also provides an admission helpline for prospective students.

For several undergraduate programmes, the university follows a test and personal-interview based selection process. Candidates first register and submit their academic and personal details, after which eligible applicants may be required to appear for the prescribed university test and/or personal interview. Final selection is made according to the applicable programme-specific admission criteria and availability of seats.

For B.Tech, the standard eligibility requirement is 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics/PCM as prescribed and at least 45% marks. Starex University's own programme information states that B.Tech admission is based on a university test and personal interview for its listed programmes, while national/state counselling routes such as HSTES may also apply to relevant seats and programmes. Candidates should therefore verify the applicable admission route for their chosen B.Tech specialisation.

BBA and B.Com applicants generally need to have completed 10+2 with at least 45% marks. The university lists test/personal interview as the admission criteria for these programmes. BCA applicants similarly require Class 12 qualification with the prescribed minimum marks, with specialised BCA programmes having additional subject requirements where applicable.

For MBA, candidates generally require a bachelor's degree of at least three years' duration with a minimum of 50% marks. Candidates may be considered through national-level examinations such as CAT, MAT or CMAT, or through the university's admission test/selection process followed by an interview.

For M.Tech, MCA and other postgraduate programmes, eligibility depends on the relevant undergraduate qualification. For example, the university lists BCA/B.Sc. IT/Computer Science/B.Tech backgrounds with at least 45% marks for its MCA programmes. M.Pharm admission requires an eligible B.Pharm qualification with the prescribed minimum marks.

Law programmes have separate eligibility requirements. For the three-year LL.B., candidates need a graduation degree under the prescribed 10+2+3 pattern with the minimum marks required by the applicable regulations. The five-year BBA LL.B. (Hons.) is available to eligible Class 12 candidates.

The admission process generally involves registration, submission of academic and personal information, verification of eligibility, entrance test where applicable, personal interview, selection/offer and payment of the prescribed fee. Candidates are required to provide the relevant academic and identification documents during the admission process.

Starex University also provides scholarships based on academic merit and other applicable criteria. Students should check the latest scholarship notification and programme-specific eligibility before applying.

For the 2026 admission cycle, CollegeDunia reports course-specific application windows rather than one common closing date. It lists 19 May to 10 July 2026 for several UG programmes such as B.Sc., BBA and BBA LL.B., and 3 July to 20 July 2026 for B.Tech. Since the official university portal is active for 2026–27 admissions and does not publish one universal deadline on its main page, applicants should confirm the live deadline for their selected programme directly with the university.

CUTOFF DESCRIPTION

Starex University does not have one common cutoff applicable to all programmes. Admission requirements and cutoff criteria vary according to the course, qualifying examination, entrance route, category and availability of seats.

For B.Tech programmes, candidates generally need to satisfy the prescribed Class 12 PCM eligibility requirement, with the university listing at least 45% marks for several engineering programmes. Depending on the admission route, B.Tech candidates may be considered through the university's own admission process as well as applicable national/state-level counselling mechanisms. Shiksha reports HSTES-related admission activity for Starex University's B.Tech programmes in 2026.

The available Shiksha data includes a reported HSTES cutoff rank of 1,354 for a Starex University B.Tech programme. However, this figure should not be treated as a universal B.Tech cutoff because cutoff ranks can differ according to branch, counselling round, category and seat type.

For MBA admission, the university generally requires graduation with at least 50% marks. Candidates may be considered through national-level management entrance examinations such as CAT, MAT or CMAT, or through the university's own selection process, followed by the applicable interview/selection stage. Shiksha's Q&A data mentions category-wise cutoff figures for MBA, including 78 for General/EWS, 74 for OBC-NCL, 54 for SC and 44 for ST; these figures should be treated cautiously because the page does not establish them as a current official 2026 university-wide cutoff.

For most other undergraduate programmes, including BBA, BCA, B.Sc., BA and related programmes, admission is primarily based on meeting the minimum qualifying-examination requirement and successfully completing the university's test/personal-interview or selection process. The university's programme pages commonly specify 45% marks in Class 12 for these courses, although individual programmes can have different subject requirements.

For pharmacy programmes, eligibility and counselling are governed by the applicable PCI, Haryana and HSTES requirements. Candidates should therefore check the relevant counselling notification for the particular admission year.

Overall, applicants should not rely on a single historical cutoff number when applying to Starex University. The relevant branch, admission route, category, counselling round and year should always be considered when evaluating cutoff requirements.

PLACEMENT DESCRIPTION

Starex University has a dedicated Training and Placement Cell, also referred to as the Corporate Resource Center, which focuses on improving students' employability and connecting them with companies for internships and campus recruitment. The placement team works with industries to organise recruitment drives, career counselling sessions, soft-skill programmes, interview preparation, guest lectures, internships, live projects and other career-development activities.

The university's placement training is designed to prepare students for both private-sector employment and competitive/public-sector opportunities. Students receive guidance in communication skills, interview techniques, aptitude preparation, resume development and professional behaviour. The Corporate Resource Center also promotes entrepreneurship and self-employment and familiarises students with initiatives such as Skill India and Startup India.

According to the university's current FAQ, Starex reports a placement rate of approximately 95% of students securing jobs before graduation. The same university information states that typical starting packages are around ₹3–6 lakh per annum, while the highest package reported on the FAQ is ₹12 lakh per annum. These figures represent university-level claims and should be understood as indicative rather than guaranteed salaries for every course or batch.

The university's dedicated placement page also showcases individual student achievements, including packages displayed as ₹30 LPA, ₹12 LPA, ₹11 LPA, ₹6 LPA and ₹2.5 LPA. Since these are individual achiever figures and the page does not provide a complete course-wise placement report alongside them, they should not be interpreted as the average salary of the entire university.

Starex University has associated with recruiters and organisations from sectors such as information technology, banking, hospitality, healthcare, infrastructure, retail and consumer businesses. Companies appearing in recent placement information include HCL Technologies, Capgemini, HDFC Bank, HDFC Mutual Fund, ICICI, Coca-Cola, Maruti Suzuki, Toyota, Decathlon, UltraTech Cement, Ambuja Cement, Jaypee Hotels, Just Dial, Axis Bank, Paras Healthcare, TechAhead and Macleods Pharmaceuticals.

For independently reported placement data, Shiksha notes that a complete official Starex University placement report for 2024 was not available. However, the NIRF 2024 Pharmacy data shows that 37 out of 76 B.Pharm graduates were placed in the 2023 placement cycle, with a median salary of ₹2.50 lakh per annum. This corresponds to approximately 49% of the reported B.Pharm graduating cohort. In 2022, 16 out of 28 B.Pharm students were reported as placed, with a median salary of ₹2 lakh per annum.

Placement outcomes can differ significantly by programme, academic year, specialisation and student profile. Therefore, students should consider course-specific placement data and the latest placement report before using salary figures to compare Starex University with other institutions.