Patna univ UG admission portal opens from today
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Patna: Patna University (PU) will open its admission portal for the academic session 2025-26 on Thursday for receiving online applications for undergraduate (UG) programmes in its constituent colleges. The last date for the receipt of applications is May 23.
Admission to the four-year degree programmes as recommended by National Education Policy-2020 will be made based on the marks obtained by applicants in Class XII examinations conducted by Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB), Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and Council of Indian School Certificate Examination (CICSE).
Ajay Kumar Singh, the PU vice-chancellor, told this newspaper that the marks scored under all these boards will be treated on equal footing and a combined faculty-wise selection list will be prepared. There will be no entrance test for admission to the undergraduate programmes running either in conventional or self-financing mode as earlier, according to the chancellor's instructions.
Students desirous of studying honours courses in science subjects may indicate their choice for Patna Science College, BN College and Magadh Mahila College (MMC). For studying honours courses in humanities and social science subjects, a candidate may indicate his or her choice for Patna College, B N College and MMC. For studying commerce, Vanijya Mahavidyalaya is the only choice.
There are altogether 4,531 sanctioned seats in undergraduate programmes (both regular and self-financial modes) in all the colleges, except Patna Women's College (PWC), an autonomous institution, which conducts its own admission.
Candidates desirous of studying in law may apply for admission in LLB course at Patna Law College, while those interested in studying fine arts will have to apply at College of Arts and Crafts.
Self-financing (vocational) courses include functional English (Patna College and B N College), BCA (BN College, Patna Science College, MMC and Directorate of Distance Education), BBA (Patna College, BN College, MMC), biotechnology (Patna Science College and BN College), mass communications (Patna College), environmental science (Patna Science College) and social work (MMC).
As per the university's academic calendar for the session, all admissions to the undergraduate programmes will be completed by June 26. The induction meeting of newly admitted students will be held on July 2. The classes will commence on July 3, dean, students' welfare, Anil Kumar said.
Patna: Patna University (PU) will open its admission portal on Thursday for receiving online applications for admission to the undergraduate (UG) programmes in its constituent colleges for the academic session 2025-26. The last date for the receipt of applications is May 23.
Admission to the four-year degree programmes as recommended by the National Education Policy 2020 will be made based on marks obtained by applicants in Class XII examinations conducted by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB), Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or the Council of Indian School Certificate Examination (CICSE).
PU vice-chancellor Ajay Kumar Singh told this newspaper that the marks scored under all these boards will be treated on equal footing and a combined faculty-wise selection list will be prepared based on marks and choice of the institution. There will be no entrance test for admission to the undergraduate programmes running in different colleges either in conventional mode or self-financing mode as earlier, according to the chancellor's instructions.
Students desirous of studying honours courses in science subjects may indicate their choice for Patna Science College, B N College and Magadh Mahila College. For studying honours courses in humanities and social science subjects, a candidate may indicate his or her choice for Patna College, B N College and Magadh Mahila College. For studying commerce, Vanijya Mahavidyalaya is the only choice for them under the conventional courses scheme.
There are altogether 4,531 sanctioned seats in undergraduate programmes (both regular and self-financial modes) in all the colleges under PU except Patna Women's College (PWC). PWC, an autonomous institution, conducts admission to its courses on its own.
Candidates desirous of studying undergraduate course in law may apply for admission in LLB course at Patna Law College, while those interested in studying fine arts will have to apply for the bachelor of fine art (BFA) course at the College of Arts and Crafts.
The self-financing (vocational) courses at the undergraduate level in which students can apply for admission include functional English (Patna College and B N College), BCA (B N College, Patna Science College, Magadh Mahila College and Directorate of Distance Education), BBA (Patna College, B N College, Magadh Mahila College), biotechnology (Patna Science College and B N College), mass communications (Patna College), environmental science (Patna Science College) and social work (Magadh Mahila College).
As per the university's academic calendar for the 2025-26 session, all admissions to the undergraduate programmes (both conventional and self-financing) will be completed by June 26. The induction meeting of newly admitted students will be held on July 2. The classes in the new academic session will commence on July 3, the students' welfare dean Anil Kumar said.
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