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Indian Express
22-06-2025
- General
- Indian Express
IP University 2025: LLM course application deadline on June 23 at ipu.ac.in
IP University 2025: The Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University will close the application for the LLM course on June 23. Those students who have not yet paid the application fee of Rs 2,500 for admission to the LLM programme (Code 112) at IP University through CLAT PG 2025 scores can still pay the fee online and register for counselling till June 23. Registration for IP University's counselling round is mandatory for seat allocation in this programme. To register and pay the fees, students have to visit the university's websites and Candidates can modify their filled forms, including region, category, rank, etc., till June 23. They can also upload their CLAT PG 2025 rank card, 12th mark sheet, reservation documents, etc., along with the filled form. Applicants awaiting their Class 12th exam results need to fill out and upload 'Annexure 4' available on the university's website in the 'Admission Brochure' along with the form. Defence category applicants need to write 'Yes' in the indicated space, specify their preference, and upload relevant documents. The schedule for choice selection related to this counselling will be released later. Detailed information is available on the university's websites and Meanwhile, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IPU) has decided to introduce an orphan children quota in its various programs, in addition to the existing Single Girl Child quota introduced last year. The university's Academic Council has approved the introduction of this quota, effective from the academic session 2025-26. Under this quota, one additional seat will be reserved in each university school and program, and the selected students will be eligible for a 100% fee waiver under the university's EWS scheme. IP University will be one of the first universities in the country to introduce this quota. The Academic Council meeting also discussed introducing a separate PhD program for working professionals, lateral entry in MBA (Fire and Industrial Safety), and adding Spanish and other popular foreign languages to the certificate courses. Other decisions include introducing a five-year BA-MA Philosophy program, four-year BEd Special Education programs in three new disciplines and a Post-MSc Diploma in Radiological Physics. The university will also establish an 'In-Situ Centre for Indian Knowledge System and Technology Innovation' to promote Indian knowledge traditions.
Hindustan Times
14-06-2025
- Science
- Hindustan Times
Delhi: IP University to introduce orphan quota
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IPU) in Dwarka, west Delhi will introduce an 'orphan quota' across various programmes from the 2025-26 academic session, a university official said on Friday. In the last academic session, the university introduced a 'single girl child quota'. 'The university's academic council (AC) has approved the introduction of this quota, effective from the academic session 2025-26. Under this quota, one additional seat will be reserved in each of the university schools and programmes, and the selected students will be eligible for 100% fee waiver under the university's EWS scheme,' the official said. The university's vice chancellor, Mahesh Verma, said that the university aims to provide education to all, including orphans who have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic or other reasons. 'The university will also provide financial assistance to these students under various government schemes,' Verma said. The university held an academic council and discussed introducing a separate PhD programme for working professionals, lateral entry in MBA (Fire and Industrial Safety), and adding Spanish and other popular foreign languages to certificate courses. 'Other decisions include introducing a five-year BA-MA Philosophy program, four-year BEd Special Education programs in three new disciplines and a post-MSc Diploma in Radiological Physics. The university will also establish an in-situ centre for Indian Knowledge System (IKS) and technology innovation to promote Indian knowledge traditions,' the university official said.
