CUG opens intake for vacant postgraduate seats
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CUG officials said all the university's academic activities are conducted from its new campus at Kundhela village in Dabhoi taluka.
CUG currently has ten schools, 20 departments and two independent centres and offers three undergraduate, 20 postgraduate and 23 PhD programmes.
"Applications have been invited for admission to the postgraduate programmes in comparative literature, Chinese, German, Hindi, Hindu studies, social work, library and information science, MEd, nanoscience and environmental sciences," an official said.
According to the officials, the last date to submit applications is July 27.
"Admission will be granted on merit basis, determined by a screening exam based on multiple-choice questions. This exam will be conducted on July 30 at the university's campus in Kundhela," said Darshan Maru, the university's controller of examinations. Candidates can visit the university's website at www.cug.ac.in.
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