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Indian Express
17 hours ago
- Science
- Indian Express
Admissions to 20 PG courses in IP University through CUET scores
The Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) Delhi will offer admissions to 20 postgraduate programmes through the Common University Entrance Test Postgraduate (CUET PG) scores for the academic session 2025-26. The 20 postgrauduate programmes include MBA, MCA (software engineering) or MCA, MAMC, MPT (M/N/S/C), MSc (environment management), LLM, MA (English), MEd, MTech (CSG), MTech (EG), MA (economics), PG in applied geoinformatics, MSc (yoga), MSc (medicinal chemistry and drug design), MSc (bioinformatics), MSc (molecular diagnostics), MSc (microbiology), MS (packaging technology), BEd and BEd (special education). Candidates interested in admissions to these programmes through CUET scores can apply online by July 15 with a fee of Rs 2,500 for application and counselling. Detailed information is available on the university's websites – and CUET PG scores will be used for admission to PG programmes after the merit list of national-level tests or GGSIPU Common Entrance Test (CET) and university-conducted entrance exams for affiliated programmes is exhausted. IPU, this year, has introduced an orphan children quota, in addition to the existing Single Girl Child quota introduced last year. The quota will be effective from the academic session 2025-26. Under this quota, one additional seat will be reserved in each university schools and programmes, and the selected students will be eligible for a 100 per cent fee waiver under the university's EWS scheme. The University has launched an admission chatbot service. The IP University admission chatbot service seeks to provide instant answers to queries related to admissions in various programmes for the new session. The link to the new service is available on the University's main website — Using this service, prospective applicants can get immediate answers to their queries related to admissions in various programmes for the new session, a statement issued by the university said. IPU, this year, is offering 46 master's degree programmes, 40 PhD programmes, and 34 undergraduate degree programmes for over 40,000 seats.
India Today
7 days ago
- General
- India Today
Indraprastha University Law admissions end on June 23. Apply now
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) has announced that the online registration for admission to its LLM programme (Code 112) will close on June 23, 2025. Candidates seeking admission through their CLAT PG 2025 scores can still apply by paying the application fee of Rs 2,500 online and completing the counselling registration register, candidates need to visit the university's official websites and The registration is mandatory for students who wish to be considered for seat allocation in the LLM can also edit their submitted forms until June 23. Changes can be made to fields such as region, category, and rank. Additionally, students must upload the required documents, including CLAT PG 2025 rank card, Class 12 mark sheet, and any applicable reservation certificates. For those awaiting their Class 12 results, the university has provided an Annexure 4 form, available in the admission brochure. This form must be filled and uploaded along with the applying under the Defence category need to mark 'Yes' in the specified field and submit the necessary supporting documents along with their preference schedule for choice filling and seat selection will be released separately on the university's admission QUOTA FOR ORPHAN STUDENTS FROM 2025A crucial move by GGSIPU's Academic Council, it has now approved the introduction of a new quota for orphan children across all university schools and from the 2025-26 academic session, one additional seat per programme will be reserved under this quota. Selected students will also receive a 100% fee waiver under the university's Economically Weaker Section (EWS) initiative makes IP University among the first higher education institutions in India to implement such a reservation. It follows the Single Girl Child quota, which was introduced in the previous academic ACADEMIC CHANGES ANNOUNCEDThe Academic Council has also greenlit a number of new academic initiatives. These include:A PhD programme for working professionalsLateral entry in MBA (Fire and Industrial Safety)Introduction of foreign languages like Spanish in certificate coursesA new five-year BA-MA Philosophy programmeLaunch of four-year BEd Special Education programmes in three disciplinesA Post-MSc Diploma in Radiological PhysicsAdditionally, the university will establish an 'In-Situ Centre for Indian Knowledge System and Technology Innovation' aimed at promoting indigenous knowledge traditions and full details, students are advised to visit and
Indian Express
7 days ago
- 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.
India Today
16-06-2025
- Science
- India Today
Indraprastha University to set up IKS centre, echoes guru-shishya parampara
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) in Delhi is ready to set up a new centre to promote traditional Indian education systems and knowledge practices. Named the In-Situ Centre for Indian Knowledge System and Technology Innovation (CIKTSI), the centre will function from the university's Dwarka campus and focus on connecting ancient learning traditions with present-day academic and research initiative aims to revive the essence of the guru-shishya parampara -- a system where learning takes place through close guidance, real-life experience, and values-based effort is about bringing India's ancient wisdom into today's classrooms and research spaces,' said GGSIPU Vice Chancellor Professor Mahesh Verma. 'The guru-shishya tradition was always more than just knowledge transfer; it was about shaping individuals through personal connection and practical learning.' Initially, the centre will operate in a self-financed mode under the University School of Education, led by Dean Prof. Saroj Sharma. A working committee made up of faculty from different departments will steer its Sharma noted that the centre's goals align with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which encourages the inclusion of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) in modern education. 'We want to build something that allows innovation to grow from within our own knowledge traditions,' she is expected to serve as a space where traditional and modern ideas meet. It will develop new courses based on Indian knowledge, design interdisciplinary research projects, support startups and entrepreneurship, and partner with industry and global centre will also work on preserving traditional practices digitally and promoting community-based university said that through CIKTSI, it hopes to contribute to sustainable development and cultural awareness, while encouraging students to explore their roots alongside modern technologies and a time when education is rapidly changing, GGSIPU's move brings attention to the value of older systems of learning—not as outdated ideas, but as tools still useful in shaping thoughtful, skilled, and grounded individuals.
Indian Express
16-06-2025
- Science
- Indian Express
IP University to establish Indian Knowledge System Centre to align with ancient ‘guru-shishya parampara
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) has announced the establishment of a new centre focused on reviving India's traditional educational values and knowledge heritage. Named the In-Situ Centre for Indian Knowledge System and Technology Innovation (CIKTSI), the initiative will be housed at the university's Dwarka campus, said an official statement of GGSIPU. It aims to align closely with the ancient 'guru-shishya parampara' — a tradition rooted in experiential learning, mentorship and holistic development, the statement added. GGSIPU Vice Chancellor Mahesh Verma emphasized the philosophical foundation of the centre. 'This initiative is rooted in the vision of blending India's ancient wisdom with modern education and research. It echoes the essence of the guru-shishya parampara, which has always emphasized mentorship, experiential learning and character formation,' he said. The centre will initially be run in self-financed mode from the University School of Education under the leadership of its Dean Prof. Saroj Sharma, the statement said. A multidisciplinary working committee, comprising the members from various academic schools of the university will guide the centre's integrated development, it added. Prof. Sharma highlighted that the vision behind CIKTSI is deeply inspired by the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which advocates for the integration of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) into mainstream education. 'The centre will foster collaboration across disciplines and promote innovation grounded in India's rich intellectual traditions,' she said. The centre will serve as a hub for a wide range of activities, including curriculum development incorporating IKS, creation of new IKS-based courses, promotion of interdisciplinary research and innovation, skill and capacity building, entrepreneurship incubation, industry collaboration, digital preservation, community outreach and global academic partnerships. According to the university, CIKTSI will also contribute towards cultural revival, sustainable development and strengthening of national identity by bridging traditional knowledge with contemporary applications.
