Gurugram University has officially started the online admission process for its postgraduate programmes for the 2026-27 academic session. The university is offering a total of 1,054 seats across 45 different courses. Aspiring candidates can submit their applications through the official university website until July 8.
Wide Range of Programmes
Vice-Chancellor Prof Sanjay Kaushik highlighted that the university is providing a diverse array of programmes designed to meet evolving academic and industry demands. Admissions are open for numerous courses including MPharma, MPT, Master of Public Health, MCA, MTech in Computer Science and Engineering, MBA in Business Analytics and Executive, MCom, various MSc programmes, MA Clinical Psychology, MSW, MA Education, MA Journalism and Mass Communication, LLM, and LLB, among others.
Strong Demand for Undergraduate Programmes
Meanwhile, undergraduate admissions have seen significant interest, with 3,545 applications received so far against 647 available seats. The registration process for UG courses remains open until June 15. According to university data, BCom (Global) has emerged as the most sought-after programme, attracting 670 applications. It is followed by the integrated BBA LLB course with 565 applications and Bachelor of Physiotherapy with 398 applications. The integrated MBA programme has received 305 applications, while BSc in Mathematics with Data Science has attracted 287 applicants.
Other Popular Courses
Other courses witnessing considerable interest include BA (Yoga), Bachelor of Management Studies (Industry Integrated–Travel and Tourism), BSc in Animation and Multimedia, MCA (Integrated), MCom (Integrated), and BSc (Hons) Clinical Psychology.
Important Guidelines for Applicants
University officials have advised prospective candidates to complete their registrations well before the deadline and carefully review the eligibility criteria and admission guidelines available on the university website. With applications continuing to pour in, the university expects admissions across both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes to remain highly competitive this year.
