dmissions for the 2026–27 academic session to July 19. The previous deadline was July 8.
The university said the decision was made after requests from students, giving more candidates the opportunity to complete the admission process.
Interested students can submit their applications through the university’s official website. The extended deadline will also help those who were unable to apply before the original closing date.
Vice-Chancellor Dr. Sanjay Kaushik said that 3,843 students have registered so far for 1,054 seats across 45 postgraduate courses. He added that the number of applications has increased significantly compared to last year, showing growing trust in the university. The newly introduced courses have also received a positive response from students.
