IP University extends Registration Process for Three New Programmes

Based on the results of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), often known as IP University, has started the application process for admission to three new programmes. The three additional programmes are the LLM, the BA (English) Honours, and the BA (Economics) Honours.

The information about eligibility and application will be available on the official websites, ipu.ac.in and ipu.admissions.nic.in . On September 24, applicants for the LLM, BA (English) Honours, and BA (Economics) Honours programmes must register offline and have their documents verified. September 25 is when the merit list will be made public, and September 27 is when seats will be assigned.

In response to the demand from interested applicants, the IP University has extended the registration period for certain courses.Based on the statement released by the university in this respect, admissions based on CUET UG and PG scores would be given only after the merit lists of applicants for national level exams and common entrance exams for those programmes have been exhausted.Application for admission to these programmes based on CUET scores will not be accepted from applicants who have already been granted a seat in any programme through national level exams, common entrance exams, or management quota.

The IP University admissions procedure for these new programmes serves as a reminder of the CUET score's increasing significance in higher education. In order to guarantee a spot in their preferred programme, candidates should make sure all of their paperwork is in order as document verification is scheduled for September 24 and the merit list announcement is scheduled for September 25. The last day of the admission cycle for these courses is September 27, when seat assignments will be made. Interested applicants are urged to move quickly, as the university will give preference to those without previous seat allotments through other tests and prioritize admissions based on merit.