University record
M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences
Private University in Bengaluru, Karnataka. On the University Grants Commission's own list of universities at entry 399, recognised 09.07.2013, and ranked by NIRF 2025 in Dental and Pharmacy.
Where the numbers come from
Everything below is somebody else's record.
The recognition below is the UGC's and the rank is NIRF's.
The UGC record
M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences appears at entry 399 on the UGC's consolidated list of universities, the list as published on 25.01.2023 It has been recognised since 09.07.2013. It is recorded there as a private university in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
NIRF 2025
NIRF publishes a separate ranking for each field and ranks only the institutions that sent data for that field. M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences appears in 2 of them. Being absent from the others is not a mark against it; usually it means no submission was made for that table.
Its strongest position is Dental, at rank 22 of the 39 institutions that table lists, where the highest score was 89.12 against this one's 57.39.
On the same UGC list, Karnataka holds 70 universities, and 11 of them appear anywhere in NIRF 2025. This is one of those 11.
NAAC accreditation
NAAC publishes its own list of institutions holding a valid accreditation. On that list, as on 14 August 2025, this institution is recorded as follows.
| Name on the NAAC list | M. S. RAMAIAH UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES |
|---|---|
| AISHE code | U-0724 |
| Grade | A+ |
| CGPA | 3.33 |
| Cycle | 1 |
| Date of declaration | 16 June 2024 |
A NAAC grade is not permanent. It is awarded for a fixed term and has to be renewed, so the date of declaration above is the figure a family paying several years of fees actually needs, and it is the one a brochure rarely carries. We print the record as NAAC states it and draw no conclusion from it. If the institution holds a more recent record, it can write to us and we will update this page.
SOURCE: NAAC, “Institutions accredited by NAAC having valid accreditation”, as on 14 August 2025. Checked 08.09.2026. naac.gov.in
The most useful link on this page
Each filing above is a PDF the institution itself sent to the government. Under Sanctioned (Approved) Intake it carries the real seat numbers for every programme across six years, with student strength, faculty count and expenditure beside them. If anybody promises you a seat, the promise has to fit inside those numbers.
Four things this page cannot settle
A record is a starting point, not a verdict.
Recognition and rank say nothing about what your family pays or what your degree is worth. Each of these has its own page, written once and kept current.
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Questions people actually ask
What a family wants to know about M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences.
Is M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences recognised by the UGC?
Yes. M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences appears at entry 399 on the University Grants Commission's consolidated list of universities, the list as published on 25.01.2023. It is recorded there as a private university in Bengaluru, Karnataka. It has been recognised since 09.07.2013. Recognition on that list is what makes a degree from it valid. CollegeJaancho publishes the UGC's record and adds no rating of its own.
Is M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences a fake university?
No. The UGC publishes a state-wise list of fake universities, meaning institutions operating without the authority to award a degree. M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences is not on that list. It is on the UGC's list of recognised universities instead, at entry 399. Those are two separate UGC documents, and both are linked from this page.
What is M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences's NIRF 2025 rank?
NIRF 2025 ranks M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences in 2 categories: Dental (rank 22 of 39, score 57.39); Pharmacy (rank 56 of 101, score 50.20). Its strongest position is Dental at rank 22. NIRF ranks only the institutions that submitted data for a given field, so absence from a table is usually a missing submission rather than a mark against the institution. Every rank on this page links to the institution's own filing.
What NAAC grade does M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences hold?
On NAAC's own list of institutions holding a valid accreditation, as on 14 August 2025, this institution is recorded with grade A+, CGPA 3.33, cycle 1, declared 16 June 2024. A NAAC grade is awarded for a fixed term and has to be renewed, so the date of declaration matters as much as the letter. CollegeJaancho prints the record as NAAC states it and draws no conclusion from it.
Where is M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences located?
M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences is in Bengaluru, Karnataka. On the same UGC list, Karnataka holds 70 universities, and 11 of them appear anywhere in NIRF 2025.
How can I verify M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences myself?
Open two documents, both linked on this page. The UGC consolidated list of universities carries the recognition at entry 399. The institution's own NIRF 2025 filing carries its Sanctioned (Approved) Intake, the real seat count for every programme across six years, with student strength, faculty count and expenditure beside it. If a promise about a seat does not fit inside those numbers, the institution cannot keep it.
Does CollegeJaancho recommend M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences?
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