Admissions to 20 IP University PG programmes through CUET open till July 30
The application window will remain open until July 30.
The university said on Wednesday that CUET scores will be considered for admissions to the programmes only after the merit lists of national-level tests (NLTs) and the university-conducted Common Entrance Tests (CETs) for affiliated institutes are exhausted.
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The programmes for which CUET scores will be accepted include: MBA (Code 101), MCA (software engineering) / MCA (Code 105), MAMC (Code 106), MPT (M/N/S/C) (Code 107), MSc (environment management) (Code 111), LLM (Code 112), MA (English) (Code 113), MEd (Code 120), MTech (CSG) (Code 139), MTech (EG) (Code 140), MA (economics) (Code 162), PG in applied geoinformatics (Code 178), MSc (yoga) (Code 187), MSc (medicinal chemistry and drug design) (Code 405), MSc (bioinformatics) (Code 411), MSc (molecular diagnostics) (Code 413), MSc (microbiology) (Code 414), MS (packaging technology), BEd (Code 122), and BEd (special education) (Code 159).
Interested candidates can apply online by paying an application and counselling fee of Rs 2,500.
However, candidates who have already secured admission to these programmes through NLTs, CETs, or under the management quota are not eligible to apply via CUET scores.
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