Kashmir University to begin KUET registration for PG admissions from May 23
Vagisha Kaushik | May 20, 2022 | 09:14 PM IST | 2 mins read
Kashmir University Entrance 2022: Eligible candidates can apply for KUET for admission to PG programmes at kashmiruniversity.net
NEW DELHI: The University of Kashmir will begin online registration for Kashmir University Entrance Test (KUET) for admission to postgraduate programmes from May 23. Eligible candidates can apply at the official website – kashmiruniversity.net or kashmiruniversity.ac.in. The last date to apply for the Kashmir University entrance 2022 is June 1, 2022.
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PG programmes
- Professional: MTTM, MEd, MPEd, Mass Communication & Journalism, MCA, LL.B (3-Year), Integrated BA-LLB (5-Year)
- Non-Professional: Arabic, English, Hindi, Kashmiri, Linguistics, Persian, Sanskrit, Urdu, Commerce, Economics, Education, Psychology, Anthropology, History, Islamic Studies, Political Science, Library & Information Science, Sociology, Social Work, Gender Studies, Biochemistry, Nanotechnology, Botany, Bio-resources, Clinical Biochemistry, Zoology, Microbiology, Electronics, Home Science, Food Science & Technology, Information Technology, Disaster Management, Environmental Science, Geography, Applied Geology, Geo-Informatics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Statistics.
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Eligibility Criteria
- The candidates who have passed their qualifying examination under Choice Based Credit System Scheme are eligible to apply for admission to the PG Programmes for the session 2022 only in such subjects where they have obtained at least 24 credits as Core or Generic Elective (Honours) at Under-Graduation Level in the concerned/allied subject/discipline.
- However, for the courses/programmes where there is open eligibility like LL.B, MA Mass Communication & Journalism, MA Library & Information Science, MA Linguistics, MA Anthropology, MA Social Work etc., the candidates having passed their qualifying examination in any discipline are eligible/can apply for admission to said programmes.
- Candidates having passed the qualifying examination (Bachelors) with the required percentage and subject combinations reflected in the Eligibility page available on the official website of the University are eligible to apply for appearing in KUET
How to apply
- Visit kashmiruniversity.net or kashmiruniversity.ac.in and click on link ‘Admissions’
- Register by clicking on the link “Register as Student”
- Login with the username and password to fill the application form
- Fill in the required details and upload photograph
- Select the desired preferences in college or campus
- Submit the application fee and save the application form for future reference
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