JNU PG Admission 2023: 1st merit list for MA, MSc, MCA, other PG programmes out; block seats by August 21
Mridusmita Deka | August 19, 2023 | 07:25 AM IST | 1 min read
JNU PG 2023 Admission: The university will be releasing two more merit lists for PG and ADOP programmes.
NEW DELHI: The list-1 result of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) for admission to its postgraduate (PG) programmes has been announced. The JNU merit list for round 1 has been declared for PG programmes including MA, MSc, MCA, MTech, MPh, PG diploma and ADOP for the 2023-24 academic session. The JNU official website -- jnuee.jnu.ac.in is hosting the JNU round 1 merit list . Applicants will have to use their application number and password to access the result of list 1 for JNU PG admission 2023.
JNU is admitting students to its PG programmes on the basis of the Common University Entrance Test Postgraduate (CUET PG) 2023.
Candidates will now be able to block seats for admission to the PG programmes against merit list round 1 result by August 21. The university will release two more merit lists -- round 2 on August 25 and the final round merit list by September 19.
JNU 1st List Result For PG Programmes: How to check
- Visit the JNU official website -- jnuee.jnu.ac.in
- On the Important Links section, click on the designated Result of List 1 tab
- On the login window, enter the application number and password.
- Click on the ‘Login’ button
- Submit and check the JNU merit 2023
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