Deen Dayal Upadhyaya

Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur

Post-Graduate
Admission Brochure

PG Entrance Examination-2022
(For the Academic Session 2022-2023

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 EMBLEM

The University emblem consisting of two concentric circles, with the inner circle
divided into two halves, one half showing the rising sun the other depicting the
waters and a hundred petalled lotus emanating there from symbolizes the
biunity of knowledge and action, whole and part and time eternity. The
Rigvedic hymn in the space between the upper circumferences of the two
circles is a prayer all powers auspicious, and an invocation of all intentions
noble, all actions good and all wisdom serene.

The circle, the sun, the waters and the lotus in the emblem are all archetypes of
wholeness. The mandala is a familiar motive of Indian art and iconography. The
Vedic supernal sun and the surface of the mythic lotus are circular in shape
(mandalakara).

The supernal sun is verily the Person (Purusha) the Divine Being, the all-whole,
divided into four parts, one representing the three worlds of earth, sky and
space (bhutani) and the remaining three, that is the major part representing
Heaven and Immortality (amritam divi). It is this all-whole (akhanda
mandalakaram) that the part (ams'a), that is man, perennially craves to unite
with, through right knowledge and right action (Karatub).

The Vedic hymn then expresses nothing more nor less than the universal human
yearning for right knowledge, right intentions and right action (bhadrah kratavo)
to come to him from all cosmic and supra cosmic corners. And it is this ideal of
right intention that they seek to inculcate among their alumni. The lotus is again
the seat and seed-bed, in Indian mythology, of the goddess of knowledge
(Sarswati). The waters are the ultimate source from which all manifestations
pro- ceed and are appropriately depicted in myth and art as the residue
(shesha), the irreducible unknown and unshown to which everything known and
shown can be reduced. The residue (shesha) is analogically the non-residual
(ashesha), the end-less whole (ananta).

The traditional art motifs reproduced in the emblem only intend to express and
reinforce the symbolism of the Vedic hymn which our founding fathers had
right-ly selected as our motto.

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 Message

Prof. Rajesh Singh

Vice Chancellor

It’s through unstinting efforts and the grand vision of the founders and
predecessors that Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur has attained
the hallowed heights in the academic arena and created a place of eminence as a premier
academic institution of Uttar Pradesh, right from its inception, in 1956 as the first
University under the State Legislature of Uttar Pradesh post Independence, it has
attracted faculties from far off corners of the land who created their own spaces of the
global level. The alumni thus produced earned laurels in diverse areas and distinguished
themselves in various high positions.
The setting in the rich agricultural heartland, the spiritual and philosophic tradition
and political alertness have combined to create a unique cultural perspective that has
seamlessly traversed the old with new and local with global. To envision the University as a
centre with International connections is just a corollary, an idea whose time has come,
albeit amidst a global pandemic. These disruptions can be source of great change and
scope of innovation as proven in the course of human history. I wish to bring the University
prominently not only at the national map but it should also have global prominence.
Various new short term and long term courses like B. Sc. & M.Sc. (Ag.), Engineering, Centre
of Startups and Entrepreneurship designed and started in current academic session
keeping in view opportunities and of employment generation. Our continuous efforts
towards new paradigms involves a commitment to ensuring excellence in research, among
other measures, a fellowship programme with payment of stipend is enacted in this
academic session. Earn while learn is perhaps the most revolutionary platform for work-
based learning. The University is honoured to support this programme.
With best wishes,
Prof. Rajesh Singh

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 DDU GORAKHPUR UNIVERSITY

ABOUT US

Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, established in 1957 by the Uttar Pradesh
State Universities Act, in its long eventful journey has constantly striven to live up to its

motto, "आ न◌ो भ◌ ◌ा◌ः तव◌ो य:त◌ु ि◌व&त◌ः " (Let noble thoughts come to
me from all directions) by assimilating diverse ideas, people and beliefs into its
academic life. The geographical location of the University is 26.7480 degrees North
(latitude), 83.3812 degrees East (longitude). The University, the first to be established in
Uttar Pradesh after Independence and named after the great political thinker, Pandit
Deen Dayal Upadhyaya is located in the holy city of Gorakhpur and inherits the spiritual
and philosophical legacy of Buddha, Kabir and Guru Gorakshnath. Spread over 191.21
acres, including main campus and Maharana Pratap Campus. It has 7 faculties comprising
of 31 departments offering 47 under graduate and post graduate programs and
International research fellowships, sports fellow- ships, research fellowships that have
been playing a significant role in imparting holistic education to the people of the Eastern
region since its inception. The university had total 11945 regular and 7305 private
students enrolled in different programmes (2021-22). As the residential-cum-affiliating
State University it can boast of a rich academic legacy, illustrious alumni, experienced,
qualified and dedicated faculty members, transparent, effective and responsive
administrative set up, state-of-the art library, Wi-Fi campus, ample career growth
opportunities for its students, advanced research facilities and a vibrant and safe
campus. With its cherished goal of nourishing creative talent and scientific temper among
its students and sensitizing them to larger socio-economic and political realities, the
University aspires to contribute meaningfullyto regional and national development.

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 VISION

To be an institution of academic excellence, generate knowledge through research by integrating

local wisdom with global expertise, nurture talent and promote intellectual growth in keeping
with the University motto of “आ न◌ो भ◌ ◌ा◌ः तव◌ो य:त◌ु ि◌व&त◌ः ” (Let no ble thoughts come
to me from all directions) and serve humanity with a commitment towards social, economic,
cultural and spiritual development of society and the nation.

MISSION

 To provide the students with an academically congenial and safe environment conducive
to their holistic development.
 To achieve and ensure intellectual excellence through effective teaching, latest research
and relevant co-curricular activities.
 To equip the students with academic and professional skills, ethical values and leadership
qualities to enable them to contribute towards social, regional and national development.
 To sensitize the University fraternity to the needs of the region through knowledge
transfer and outreach programmes.
 To strive towards the optimum use of available resources in making the campus
sustainable, clean, green and eco-friendly.
 To promote the principles of social, cultural and religious co-existence among the
students, faculty members, administrative officers and ministerial staff of the University.

CORE VALUE

Academic Excellence: The University constantly endeavours to achieve the highest

standard of excellence in research, teaching and learning across disciplines.
Intellectual Growth: The University aspires to encourage the growth of the intellect by
continual scholarship, debate, discussion and innovation.
Commitment towards Holistic Development: The University is committed to the
social, economic, cultural and spiritual development of its students and faculty
members by fostering in them a sense of social responsibility.
Accountability: The University is committed to promote accountability among its stake
holders by nurturing transparency, respect and tolerance.
Environmental Awareness and Sustainability: The University actively promotes
environmental consciousness among its members by adopting environmentally
sustainable practices.
Service to the Nation: The University is committed to national development by
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 cultivating the virtues of social inclusiveness, communal harmony, national
integration, economic development.

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CAMPUS
The abundance of greenery in and around the campus is the most striking feature of the University’s
landscape. The University makes great efforts to maintain and preserve its greenery and therefore,
encourages and promotes green practices within the campus. The University has a parking space for
two-wheeler vehicles of students near the entrance gate of the University that necessitates most
students to go walking to their respective departments. Moreover, the location of the different
faculties within easy walking distance from the main entrance gate does not cause much
inconvenience to the students. As the entry of vehicles is restricted in the premises, the entire campus
becomes pedestrian friendly.The University is committed in its goal of making the campus a Plastic–
free Zone.

CENTRAL LIBRARY
The Central Library of Deen Dayal Upadhyaya,
Gorakhpur University was instituted in the very first
year of establishment of the university. This library
building is set up in about four thousand square meters
area where approximately four lakhs of text material is
stored. It works for the services of more than fifteen
thousand students of the six faculties of the University,
teachers, employees and researchers coming here for
their research work. There is a huge reference room on
the first floor which is also known as Gandhi Hall.
Excellent reference books like dictionaries,
Encyclopedias, Directories, Bibliographies, Year-
Books, Almanacs, Gazetteers, guide-books, maps,
atlases, Handbooks, manuals and statistical sources etc
are placed here. There is also a research Journal Section
on this floor. Internet-equipped computers for teachers
and researchers and special Braille enabled computers
have also been installed for visually impaired people in
the library.

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GREEN CAMPUS
Our University has Ex-situ conservation of
plants in the forms of botanical garden called
Educational Research Botanical Garden
(ERBG). It is spread in in 4.5 hectare land area.
It has a pond containing aquatic flora, one
greenhouse and one glass house. A
Navgrahvatika and medicinal plant garden is
also maintained in it. It has bambusetum, having
different varieties of bamboos. It boosts of rare
and endangered plants maintained in it like:
Gloriosa, Elaeocarpus (Rudraksh), Zamia,
sandal, Ophioglossum, rare turns, palms etc. It
has many gymnosperms, pteridophytes and
bryophytes in it along with angiosperms. It has
120 years old banyan tree, decorating the garden
with its magnanimous presence.
COMPUTER CENTRE
Computer Policy which seeks to regulate the Computer
related Institutions and Industries have certain
determinants. The department of regular structure
embodied in the Computer Policy in the role that
Government envisages for Computerization. In, this
Continuation, The UGC has been helping Universities
and Colleges through several general as well as specific
schemes to keep pace with the developments, it has
been assisting the Universities for setting up Computer
Centres since 1970 for Research and Training,
applications of Computers in every fields/subjects and
supporting the development of PGDCA,
M.Sc.(Computer Science) and other programmes &
computer application papers in several disciplines.
University Grant Commission (UGC) given important
direction and permission to established the Computer
Centre.

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DIKSHA BHAWAN
There is a big auditorium housed in this
building. All the major events including
convocation, Literary meets and various
seminars/conferences of this University
are conducted in this building. It consists
of 30 rooms, 3 big halls and one
auditorium. All the main examinations
including entrance tests are conducted in
DeekshaBhawan. It boasts approximately
750 people sitting capacity and a large
spacious stage.
The examination building constructed to
complete the university examinations is
enlarged and beautified as the
'DeekshaBhavan'. In this building the
classes of the undergraduate (women)
are also conducted.

THE ART GALLERY

The first art gallery established in 1994 in
Purvanchal region, which is named after ‘16
Amrita Kalas’ of Purnima (full moon). Co-
incidentally, a world-class artist Amrita
Shergill belongs to this place. Amrita Kala
Vithika situated in the campus of
DeendayalUpadhyaya Gorakhpur University,
Gorakhpur is identified as one of the state-level
art galleries. In this art gallery various
performances including musical and dance
performances, solo and group exhibitions of
local, national and international artists have
organized. Annual regional art exhibitions are
conducted in Amrita Kala Veethika (Art
Gallery).

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THE EXAMINATION & EVALUATION
CENTRE
The Examination and evaluation centre of
the University contains twelve big halls
from ground to second floor. This building
caters need of evaluation of different
University examinations. Keeping in view,
the large affiliation of colleges, this building
is quite useful because evaluation of large
number of regular and private students of
different classes can take place
simultaneously therefore total time taken in
evaluation has reduced sharply. So, now
results are out in short span of time. The
building is also used for pre and post
activities of examination.

SAMVAD BHAWAN
Cultural activities are an intrinsic
part of University life of the
students of the University. The
concerned authorities always
endeavour to provide a platform for
enhancing the creativity and
grooming the personality of the
students. University has a fully air-
conditioned auditorium, Samvad
Bhawan, with a seating capacity of
250, equipped with modern
amenities. It is used for various
cultural and academic activities
ofthe University and its
Departments.

HEALTH CENTRE
In 1966, the foundation stone of the present
Health Centre building was laid. The aim and
objective of this centre is to provide the proper
medical facilities to the students and staff
members of the University. Health centre
functions under Dean Student Welfare (DSW).
The Centre is equipped with a team of full time
and visiting Medical Professionals. The Centre
facility has a waiting hall with chairs, public
utilities like drinking water and toilets. Wheel
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patients. The University also has an ambulance
stationed at the university campus.

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)

The main objective of NCC is to
communicate companionship, discipline,
leadership, secularism, thrill and selfless
service among the youth of the country and
to provide appropriate environment to the
youth to pursue a career in the armed forces.
With the establishment of Deen Dayal
Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University in 1957,
the National Cadet Corps was established in
the university to serve the above objectives.
254 cadets of army of 44 UP battalions are
attached and getting trained in the
university.100 women cadets of 15 battalion
are also under trained in the University. At
present a total of 354 NCC Cadets are
undergoing training at the University. NCC
group of the University actively participates
in socio-environmental activities and
situations of natural disaster.

HOSTEL
The University provides hostel facility for boys (SantKabir, GautamBuddh, Swami Vivekanand
and NathChandrawat hostels) and girls (Maharani Luxmibai and Alaknanda hostels). The
hostels are equipped with facilities like internet, common rooms, separate TV and visitor’s
room, playground, etc.

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 MUSEUM ANCIENT HISTORY
The Department of Ancient History,
Archaeology and Culture houses Arts
Museum (AcharyaVishwambar Saran
Pathak Museum) of the University that
contains a rich collection of lower
Palaeolithic, middle Palaeolithic and upper
Palaeolithic tools, Mesolithic and Neolithic
tools, rare gold, silver and bronze coins of
the earliest period, the Gupta and Kushan
periods and many objects of archaeological
importance acquired through excavations in
nearby places.

POORVANCHAL MUSEUM (MOHAN SINGH BHAWAN)

Symbols of history and culture are the pioneers of living societies. Museums are not just the buildings
but also for important communication between past and present. In the same spirit, the concept of
Purvanchal Museum was conceived in the year 2012 at DeenDayalUpadhyaya Gorakhpur University
to keep the regional culture and heritage memorable. The brilliant thinker and the then RajyaSabha
M.P. Late Mohan Singh, through M.P. fund, made a special contribution of Rupees 2 crores to make
the museum tangible. After this, the exercise of informing the museum and opening for culture lovers
started. It was duly started by Vice Chancellor Prof. Vijay Krishna Singh on 23rd May, 2018. In the
coming days, the museum will include the folk culture and equipment of this region and there are
plans to showcase short films on various occasions.

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 SCIENCE MUSEUM
The Science Museum in Department of Zoology, Pant Block, D.D.U. Gorakhpur University,
Gorakhpur is one of the major attractions among students of University, affiliated colleges and
schools of Gorakhpur. It showcases the diversity of animals from Protozoa to Mammals. This rich
collection of rare animal specimens in the museum laid out in a taxanomic fashion. The museum was
established with inception of the department in the year 1958 for student teaching and education. The
collections are result of over 62 years of teaching and research activities of students and staff. The
museum’s huge collection contains about 10000 specimens as various skeletons of Mammals, Aves,
Reptiles, Amphibians, Fishes, stuffed body of various birds and preserved specimen collection of
poisonous and non-poisonous snakes, marine and fresh water fishes, mollusks, corals and other rare
animals offering an insight into the biological diversity. The museum houses a life size, complete
stuffed body of ostrich and a rich collection of insects as its pride possession. The museum with
collection of an extensive range of specimens aims to preserve and showcase the diversity in animal
kingdom with a display about evolutionary biology. Besides the skeleton, preserved specimens,
museum also stores models of rare and extinct animals and charts to display anatomy, lifecycle of
different animals from protozoa to mammals for students.

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 ROVERS & RANGERS
DDU Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur
conducts Roving & Ranging activities for its
students studying in its campus and affiliated
colleges. Through scouting activities, Rovers &
Rangers are made aware of such skills which
are useful for life. A skilled Rovers & Rangers
are able to lead a joyful life using the least
resources in odd circumstances and inspire
others to do the same. These activities develops
the ability for leadership, general guidance and
self-control among the youth. At the same time,
living in a group, working together, learning
from each other and collaborating with each
other becomes a natural quality of the Rovers
and Rangers, which keeps them motivated to
serve society and the nation.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

NSS at DDU Gorakhpur University is striving to achieve the objective of developing the
personality and character of the student through voluntary community service. The university has
11 units out of which 7 units are for boys and 4 units are for girls. Various activities have been
carried out under the scheme such as: Awareness program on Education, Health, Social issues,
Plantation of tree, Voting awareness programme, various welfare drives in rural areas, etc. These
activities help in development of a sense of social responsibilities in youth.

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 CENTRAL ZONE DELEGACY
In accordance with the provision of Section (19)
of the Universities Act and according to Act (8),
Delegacy was established in July 1958, in which
rights and duties under the Act were vested at
various levels. Delegacy is the medium for
physical, mental and cultural development of
students studying in the university who do not
live in university hostels. Delegacy is a powerful
means of improving the hidden talents of
students and exposing it at university level.

SPORTS FACILITIES
The university promotes multi-dimensional growth with emphasis on an integrated physical
and intellectual learning and training. The Athletic Association and Sport Complex at Deen
Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University is devoted to the practice and training of indoor
sports for example Judo, Yoga, Taekwondo and Table Tennis. The academic activities of
physical education are also included in the sports complex. Practice of Basketball, Judo,
Athletics and football are regularly conducted with more than 100 participants. The University
has produced a few players of international repute in Judo, Athletics and Taekwondo who
have represented India in reputed International competitions and brought laurels for the
University and the Nation.

PLACEMENT & TRAINING CELL

DDU Gorakhpur University takes up it as a challenge to develop essential skills and help our
students have a job for livelihood. We take it as one of the primary objectives of the Higher
Educational Institution to equip the students and achieve a respectful employment. Keeping in
line with this, we continuously strive to: Extend guidance for a planned and satisfactory job
and career, Sensitizing the students to changing job demands and the essential skills
accordingly, Motivating and educating students towards new job opportunities, Guiding the
students for selecting the job and career in a scientific manner by using socio-psychological
techniques and models, Helping the students organize career, competitions and job-related
programs for the wider benefit of the students as a whole, Sensitizing students to the
entrepreneurship and self-employment, Introducing extraordinarily successful in careerists
and entrepreneurs as role models to motivate for higher goals and extraordinary achievements,

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 Promoting Campus Placement through concrete plans and strategy and Helping local
business, industries and entrepreneurial activities by developing essential job skills as per their
specific needs.

INTERNATIONAL CELL
International Cell welcomes the International students wishing to join different programmes
of the University for Higher Studies. The Cell looks after the matter related to admissions of
International Students in terms of procedure, process, admission, and related administration.
The Cell also advises students on the matters related to application, admission, fees, arrival
services and orientation. The International Cell is responsible to provide all necessary help to
International students regarding; How to choose course of study, How to fill in the
application form for admission, Course information, academic qualifications, Orientation,
Visa formalities, Accommodation/Hostels, Fees and any other issues. The Cell coordinates
with Ministry of External Affairs, different embassies and consulates for various purposes
including the scholarships on behalf of the students. The Cell also conduct student exchange
program and provide fellowship to international students.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
In the age of globalization, the University has set out to make its presence felt globally
through internationalization of its programmes and opening new avenues of association for
international student community. The International Students registered in this University
since its inception, belong to following countries: Nepal, Thailand, Nigeria and various other
countries. The University plans to provide fellowship to International students who join its
programme under Student exchange program.

INCUBATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP CELL

The Incubation and Entrepreneurship Cell at DDU Gorakhpur University aims at manifesting
the latent entrepreneurial spirit of the students. The Cell is keen to host various workshops,
speaker session, and seminar for aspiring entrepreneurs and support them by providing
necessary resources such as funding, mentoring, consultancy and networking. The Cell
targets to help in the development of India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem by enabling easy and
efficient interaction between its major components spanning students, working professionals
and existing entrepreneurs. The Cell aims to support start-ups in the area of Agri-business,
Food Processing, IT services, Waste Management, etc. The Cell has already launched Zero
Waste Campus start-up under which the waste of the campus is converted into the Organic
fertilizers and various other start-ups are in pipeline.

DEAN STUDENT WELFARE OFFICE

Office of Dean Students’ Welfare functions as a nodal centre to promote cooperation and
fellowship among students on campus. It is actively involved in coordinating activities for the
welfare of students. It aims at social harmony and campus peace. The students are
encouraged to give expression to their talents to enrich our social fabric and improve campus
life besides pursuing their academic targets. This aims at shaping students into social assets,
making them complete citizens alongside their academic accomplishments. This office
coordinates scholarships of Central and State government and different programme for
Students e.g. Cultural, Sports, Health awareness camp, Literary activities, Youth Festival,
Educational and Cultural tour, etc. This office also runs Information Centre to address the
doubts and problems of students studying in the university. Office also runs the EARN
WHILE LEARN SCHEME which was launched by Hon’ble Chief Minister of UP and
Hon’ble Chairman of UGC. Under this scheme the students are engaged for work in various
offices of university for two hours per day for maximum 15 days in a month. The students are

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 paid Rs. 100 per hour. Through this scheme student can earn money while studying in the
university.

Fellowship at DDU Gorakhpur University

DDU Gorakhpur University offers several fellowship schemes to its students. The
fellowships at DDUGU are given mostly on merit basis.

1. International Cell of DDU Gorakhpur University

International cell is created in the university with the vision of Internationalization of Higher
Education in Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University and attracting national as well as
global attention. International cell has been focusing on increasing the number of
international students at the University along with providing full support to the students from
foreign countries in academic activities and settlement in changed environment. It is offering
numerous grants and projects in the University. Creating high end relations with top
Universities of world and obtaining a name for itself in education platforms. It has been
identifying Global Experts to support various academic activities and encourage excellence
and research collaboration. All the programmes of study are open for international
students.

2. Maha Yogi Shri Guru Gorakshnath Fellowship for Super Hundred

Sportspersons

The main objective of this Fellowship is to prepare and nurture selected players/students of
different sports for high performance at National and International level.
This Fellowship will provide free meal, free hostel, free education and free coaching to the
selected sportspersons/students to be admitted in the following programs:

● Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science/ Bachelor of Commerce/ Bachelor of

Computer Application/ Bachelor of Agriculture/ Bachelor in Business Administration/
B.A. LL.B.
● The number of seats will be 100 per year (20% reserved for female candidates).
● The eligibility of the candidates for this Fellowship will be as per the courses offered.

● In addition, the candidates should have National level sports participation, in a

tournament duly recognized by the respective Sports Federation/ Indian Olympic
Association/ State or Central Government.

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 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur hereby invites online applications
from eligible candidate for admission to various Postgraduate programmes in the University
campus, M. Ed. in campus and affiliated colleges as well and M.Sc. (Agriculture), B.P.Ed., in
affiliated colleges for the academic session 2022-23. Details related to admission in all the
programmes, qualifications and Entrance Examination schedule are available on the
University website www.ddugu.ac.in. Candidates desirous of taking admission should keep
checking the above mentioned website regularly for authentic information related to
admission.

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 POST GRADUATE AND OTHER PROGRMES
AVAILABLE FOR APPLICATION

(A) PROGRAMES

MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.)

1. Hindi 8. History 14. Economics

2. English 9. Ancient History, Archeology and Culture 15. Mathematics
3. Sanskrit 10. Defense and Strategic studies 16. Statistics
4. Urdu 11. Visual Arts 17. Geography
5. Sociology 12. Performing Arts 18. Psychology
6. Political Science 13. Continuing Education and Extension Work 19 Education
7. Philosophy

MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.Sc.)

1. Physics 4. Defense and Strategic studies 6. Mathematics
2. Chemistry 5. Zoology 7. Statistics
3. Botany
M. Com.
M. Ed. (See M.Ed. Brochure for details attached
LL. M.

PROGRAMES IN AIDED COLLEGES

M.Sc. (Agriculture)

SELF-FINANCING PROGREMES
MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.Sc.)
1. Environmental Science
2. Electronics
3. Biotechnology
4. Home Science (Foods & Nutrition, Resource Management & Clothing andTextile)
5. Microbiology
6. Agriculture (See Brochure): (i). M. Sc. (Horticulture)
(ii). M. Sc. (Agronomy)
(iii). M. Sc. (Agricultural Economics)
(iv). M. Sc. (Agricultural Entomology & Zoology)
(v). M. Sc. (Agricultural Extension)
(vi). M. Sc. (Genetics & Plant Breeding)
7. M.B.A.
8. M.A. (Physical Education)

OTHER PROGRAMMES
Postgraduate Diploma in Disaster and National Security Management
(B) ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION IN DIFFERENT PROGRAMES
(i). M.A. /M.Sc. Programmes:
M.A. Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu, Sociology, Political Science, Philosophy,
History, Ancient History Archaeology and Culture, Defense and Strategic Studies, Visual
Art, Performing Art, Education, Mathematics, Geography and Psychology:
The candidate must have passed B.A. /B.Sc. from any recognized University. They
must have passed their graduation third year examination in the concerned
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 The candidate must have passed B.A. /B.Sc. from any recognized University. They
must have passed their graduation third year examination in the concerned
subject, also. Admission in Post graduation (Arts and Science) first year would be
given only in any one of the subjects opted in graduation (third year).
(ii). M.A. in Economics:
The candidates must have passed B.A. / B.Sc. from recognized University and in
Graduation (third year) he/she must have opted and passed with Economics/
Mathematics/ Statistics as a subject.
(iii). M.A. in Continuing Education and Extension Work:
Graduation in any stream with minimum 40% marks or equivalent grade from any
recognised university.
(iv). M. Sc Programmes:
M.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Mathematics, Defense and Strategic
Studies:
The candidate must have passed BA/ B.Sc. from any recognized University, and
he/she must also have passed the third year examination in the concerned subject.
Admission in Post graduation (Science) first year would be given only in any one of
the subjects opted in graduation (third year).
(v). M. Sc/MA in Statistics:
The candidates must have passed B.A. / B.Sc. from recognized University and in
Graduation (third year) they must have opted & passed either with Statistics or with
Mathematics, as a subject.
(vi). M. Com:
The candidate must have passed B.Com from any recognized University.
(vii). M.B.A.
All candidates who have passed graduation degree with minimum 40% marks from any
recognized University are eligible to appear in entrance test for MBA.
(viii). M. Ed: (See M. Ed. Brochure for details attached below at (K)
1. Minimum aggregated 50% marks or equivalent grade is required in any one of the
following examinations for the applicants:
● B.Ed.
● L.T.
● B.A.B.E.d (Integrated)
● B.Sc. B.Ed. (Integrated)
● B.El. Ed.
● Graduation with D.El.Ed
NOTE: This minimum percentage shall be relaxed by 5% in case of OBC, SC, ST, and
DIVYANG (Physicall Handicapped) applicants.
2. Candidates appearing in qualifying examination are not allowed to appear in M.Ed.
Admission Test.
(xi). M.Sc. (Environmental Science):
(a) Those candidates would be eligible who have passed B.Sc. (life Science)/ BSc
(Biology) from any recognized University. In Graduation (Third Year), the
candidate must have opted for Botany/Zoology/Industrial
Microbiology/Microbiology/Biotechnology.
(b) Those candidates would be eligible who possess the eligibility mentioned in (a)
above and also fulfill the following:
i. Candidates who are sponsored by the government institutions or public
corporations or private institutions for admission in this programme.
ii. Foreign students/non-resident Indians should have permission from the
University for Admission in the above mentioned programme.
(x). M.Sc. (Electronics):
The candidate must have passed B.Sc. examination from any recognized University and
have opted for either Physics or Electronics in the third year of Graduation.
(xi). M.Sc. (Biotechnology):
The candidate must have passed B.Sc. examination in Science stream (Maths or Zoology
group) from recognized University, and have scored minimum 55% (for
Unreserved/OBC Categories) or 50% (for SC/ST Categories) marks.
(xii). M.Sc. (Home Science):
The candidate must have passed B.Sc. (Home Science) three year/ four year programme
from a recognized University.
(xiii). M.Sc. (Microbiology):
The candidate must have passed B.Sc. examination from a recognized University in
Science stream (Mathematics or Biology group)and have scored minimum 55% marks
(for Unreserved/OBC Category) and 45% marks (for SC/ST category) Candidates. In
Graduation (Third Year), the candidate must have opted for Botany/Zoology/Industrial
Microbiology/ Microbiology/Biotechnology.
(xiv). M.Sc. (Agriculture):
The candidate must have passed B.Sc. (Ag.) from any recognized University.
(xv). M. Sc. Agriculture in Campus:
3. M.Sc. (Horticulture)
4. M.Sc. (Agronomy)
5. M.Sc. (Agricultural Economics)
6. M.Sc. (Agricultural Entomology & Zoology)
7. M.Sc. (Agricultural Extension)
8. M.Sc. (Genetics & Plant Breeding)
Also see Agriculture Admission Brochure.
(xvi). LL. M. First Year:
1. 55% marks in L.L.B. is necessary in order to get admission in L.L.M. first year for the
applicants of General and O.B.C. categories whereas this rule will not be effective in the
case of S.C., S.T. applicants.
2. Students who have appeared in L.L.B. last semester examination can also is part of
L.L.M. Entrance Examination on condition that they will have to produce certificate of
their minimum educational qualification at the time of admission otherwise their
admission will be cancelled.
1. Gap of unlimited years after passing the qualifying examination is allowed to appear in
the Entrance Examination.
2. General rules of the University will be applicable for deciding reservation, weightage
and minimum passed percentage in admission.
3. Only those applicants would be eligible for appearing in the entrance of L.L.M. who
has passed their LLB course from a recognized University or from any recognized
institution. Students of session 2021-2022 can also fill the application form and appear in
the Entrance Examination on condition that they will have to produce pass
certificate/mark sheet of the qualifying examination at the time of admission.
4. The medium of teaching-learning is Hindi; however, basic knowledge of English
language is essential for this purpose.
5. All those applicants, who have applied for improvement/ back paper in their
Undergraduate examination and have been found eligible for Entrance Examination, will
have to produce their improved/passed mark sheet before the Admission
Committee. If the results of these examinations are not declared by that time, such
applicants will not be able to get admission.
6. Applicants who have passed their qualifying examination before 2021 will have to
produce an affidavit for the clarification of the gap at the time of admission. Admission
 committee will permit such applicants for admission only when its members are fully
satisfied with the reasons cited in the affidavit.
7. Admission will be granted on the basis of the rank in the merit list together with the
achievement of the minimum marks in Entrance Examination which is 35% for
General candidates, 25% for O.B.C., 20% for S.C. and 15% for the S.T. category
applicants.
8. At the time of admission each applicant will have to submit a Character Certificate
issued by the institution last attended. This rule will also be applicable for the students
of D.D.U. Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur.
9. If any student has passed his/her Graduation through correspondence from any
University, he/she will be allowed for admission only when such an applicant will
produce a Certificate, issued by the Registrar of that University, to the effect that the
U.G. correspondence degree of that University is equivalent to the regular U.G. degree of
this University.
10. If any applicant fails to present himself/herself with all his/her original documents before
the Admission Committee at the appointed time on the prescribed date, his/her admission
will stand cancelled.
11. The University reserves the right to deny admission to any student without citing the
reason or to make desired circumstantial changes in the rules of the admission.
(xvii). Diploma in Disaster and National Security Management (PGDNSM):
Candidates who have passed B.A./ B.Sc./ B.Com./ L.L.B. from recognized University
or equivalent examination from any foreign University/Institute would be eligible. Those
candidates would be given preference who have opted for Defense and Strategic
Studies/Economics/ Geography/ Psychology/ International relations/Law/any one subject
from Science stream in Graduation.
(xviii). Common Eligibility for Admission in Post Graduate Programmes;
1. Applicants are suggested to thoroughly read and understand the eligibility criteria and
other requirements as given in the Brochure.
2. For admission in M.A./M.Sc./M.Sc. (Ag.)/ M.Com, only those candidates are eligible
who have either passed qualifying examination or are appearing in Qualifying
examination in 2022.
3. Students appearing in Graduation/eligibility examinations or its equivalent examination
in the year 2022 can also appear in the Entrance examination for LL.M. and Postgraduate
courses but, at the time of admission, they will have to produce the pass Certificate/
Mark sheet of the qualifying examination.
4. Those candidates who have passed their qualifying examination before 2022 have to give
clarification for the period of gap in the form of affidavit/satisfactory document certified
by the public notary at the time of taking admission.
5. No Entrance Test will be conducted in the concerned course/ programmes if the
number of applications is less than the no of available seats.
6. It is compulsory for every candidate to acquire minimum 40% marks in qualifying
examination in order to secure admission in Postgraduate courses. Candidates of
SC/ST category are exempted from this rule.
(C). SCHEDULE FOR THE ENTRANCE TEST-2022
SN DESCRIPTION DATES
1. Online application commencement date 01.04.2022
2. Last date for online application process 31.05.2022
3. Tentative date of starting Entrance Examinations 15.06.2022
4. Declaration of Results Soon after the exams are over
* In view of Covid-19, as per the instructions of the Government of Uttar Pradesh the dates
of conducting the Entrance Examinations will be announced later on the University website
www.ddugu.ac.in.
(D). REGISTRATION FEE
SN CATEGORY FEES (Rs.)
1. General and OBC 1000=00
2. SC & ST 600=00

(E). GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR ENTRANCE/ADMISSION

1. Go through all the instructions given in the admission brochure carefully.
2. Before submitting/mailing the duly filled-up application form, go through all the points
contained in the form.
3. The merit list declared by the University shall be final and binding.
4. If any document/declaration submitted by the candidate is found to be false/ forged at
any stage, his or her admission shall be cancelled and he/she may be liable for
prosecution under law.
5. The selection to the program will be provisional until the candidate furnishes the
required documents and testimonials, including the final results of the qualifying
examination at the time of admission.
6. Involvement of candidate in any form of criminal activities debars the candidate from
seeking admission in any program of the university. Concealment of information on this
account will lead to cancellation of admission, if detected subsequently.
7. If the University is not satisfied with the character, past behaviour or antecedents of a
candidate, it may refuse to admit him/her to any program of study in the University.
8. It is advisable that students seeking admission in the University to see the infrastructural
facilities such as classrooms, laboratories, library and hostels etc.
9. University will not be responsible for any kind of error in filling up the application forms
by the candidates. Any change in application form will not be accepted latter on.
10. The registration fee will not be refunded in any circumstances.
11. Candidates should regularly check university website for updates.
12. Candidates, themselves, must download their Admit Card, counseling letter etc from
the university website.
13. Candidates need to apply for admission to each program separately. Application in one
program will not be transferred to other program, in any case.
14. All the form/records related to the entrance examinations/tests will be preserved only
for six months from the date of the date of completion of entrance examinations/tests.
15. Last date for online application is 31st May, 2022. It may be extended by decision of
the university.

(F). SYLLABUS FOR POST GRADUATE AND OTHER ENTRANCE

EXAMINATIONS
 PROGRAMS Syllabi for Entrance Test Papers NUMBER OF DURATION
QUESTIONS
M.A./M.Sc./ Under Graduate level Syllabi 100 2 hours
M.Com

M.A./M.Sc. Unit-A: Descriptive Statistics, Theory of 100 2 hours

Statistics Probability & Sampling Theory Unit-B:
Probability Distribution, Statistical Inferences,
Analysis of Variance & Design of Experiment
Unit-C: Differential and Integral Calculus,
Matrices and Linear Algebra, Mathematical
Methods Unit-D: Complex Analysis,
Operational Research
L.L.M. L.L.B. Syllabus 100 2 hours
M.B.A. Syllabus shall consist of; (1). English 100 2 hours
Language (2). Thinking & Decision Making
(3). Numerical Ability (4). General Awareness
PGDDNSM Syllabus shall consist of; 1.Disaster and its 100 2 hours
Management 2.National Security 3.GK 4.Current
Affairs
MA/M Sc Syllabus shall consist of; 1.National Security 2. 100 2 hours
Defense and Indian Military History 3.Strategic Geography
Strategic Study 4.Military Psychology 5.Insurgency and Counter
Insurgency 6.Arab Israel War
MAJMC Syllabus shall consist of; Hindi Language, 100 2 hours
Journalism, Printing, Hindi journalism in Eastern UP,
Communication, Reporting, Editing, Editor, Page
decoration, Public relation, Advertisement making,
News paper management, Radio, TV, Cinema, Photo
journalism, New media, Media law, Government and
Media: Legal perspectives, Electronic media, Human
Rights and GK & Current Affairs etc.
M. Ed. Also See M.Ed. Brochure
NOTE: Also see appendix- 3: Scheme of Entrance Test Papers

(G). IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR ENTRANCE TESTS

1. All the Entrance Examinations will be of two hours (except M Ed). Each Examination
will be of maximum 200 marks; 100 multiple choice questions carrying 2 marks each
will be asked. There will be no negative marking in any of the Entrance Examinations
(except in M. Ed.).
2. All the questions papers will be bilingual, i.e., in Hindi and English both, except those of
the languages and Post Graduate Science Programmes. Entrance test papers for MA/MSc
Defense and Strategic Studies and PG Diploma in Disaster and Security Management
will be bilingual (in Hindi and English , Both)
3. O.M.R. answer sheets will be provided to all the applicants to fill the right answers of
objective multiple choice questions. Only O.M.R. answer sheets will be evaluated.
4. Each question will carry four alternative answers; out of which the applicant has to fill
the right answer by blackening the appropriate circle in front of that question
n u m b e r on OMR answer sheet using either black or blue ball point pen.
For example:

1. ◌ीचुfनए 2. Select the word with the correct spelling

र◌े ख◌ा◌ं fकतशÞदकȧश◌ु दध
वतन
 A. सख ◌ं लाओं o A. Psichology o
B. लाओं  B. Sychology o
◌ं ख
◌ृ
C. 9खलाओं o C. Psychology 1.
D. सं4याओं o D. Psychlogy o
Note: The above question is only an example, and has no relation with the actual
question.
Admit Card:-In Order to appear in the Entrance Examination applicants will have to
download their Admit Card from the University Website www.ddugu.ac.in.
(H). GENERAL RULES FOR ADMISSION IN VARIOUS
PROGRAMMES (Except B. P. Ed. & M. Ed.)
1. Separate applications have to be made for each program of study. The number of seats in
each course is predetermined. (Appendix-1)
2. The redeemable weightage in all the faculties will be provided in the following manner:
(i) 2 percent for students of Colleges affiliated to Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur
University.
(ii) 5 percent to the candidates who hold qualifying degree from University Campus
for admission to Postgraduate and Law courses.
(iii) 2 percent for female candidates.
(iv) 2 percent for the students with ‘B’ or ‘C’ certificate in N.C.C.
(v) 2 percent to the candidates who served 240 hours and took part in at least one special
camp under the National Service Scheme. The weightage will be applicable only if
the certificate is signed by the Vice Chancellor.
(vi) 2 percent for Rovers and Rangers.
NOTE: (a). No more than two of the weightage criteria can be added. No more than 7
percent weightage will be applicable to a candidate on the basis of any two
criteria.
COMMENT: Not more than two of the above mentioned weightages shall be added
together. No candidate shall be entitled to more than 7% weightage on the basis of any two
points.
COMMENT: The benefit of this weightage will be given only for admission in the
University campus and affiliated Government / Aided Colleges.
IMPORTANT: Only the certificate issued by the competent authority mentioned against the
certificate in the table below will be valid, which will have to be submitted at the time of
admission for verification.
(vii). Employee wards of University campus and affiliated colleges shall given admission
against stipulated supernumery seats.

3. There is a sports quota in each faculty for candidates who have secured positions at the
State/National level. Under this provision admission will be done with the consent of the
Vice Chancellor. The candidate should mention it at the place specified in the application
form. In all such cases it will be mandatory to present the original certificate issued by the
competent authority to the candidate for seeking admission under sports quota. The number
of seats under sport quota in various faculties and departments for candidates having
secured positions at the State/National level is fixed and is as follows :
a. Arts: Master of Arts: 05 / MA Education: 01
b. Science: Masters: 01
c. Commerce: Masters: 01
d. LL.B. (Three years): 02
4. Reservations will be subject to latest Government Orders.
(A). VERTICAL RESERVATION: FOR DOMICILES OF UP ONLY
1 Scheduled Caste 21 Percent
2 Scheduled Tribe 02 Percent
3 Other Backward Caste (Non-Creamy layer) 27 Percent
4 EWS (As per the Government order no. Personnel Section- 2 number- 10 Percent
3/2019/4/12002/P-2/19T.C.-II, dated 14 March 2019, reservation will be
provided to the Economically WeakerSection (EWS).
To get the benefit of reservation, candidates will have to produce the latest certificate issued
by the competent authority of their district i.e. District Magistrate / Additional District
Magistrate/Tehsildar, at the time of admission; otherwise claims on reservation may be
rejected. Candidates belonging to Other Backward Classes are required to produce their latest
Caste Certificate issued by the competent authority which clearly mentions that they do not
fall under the Creamy Layer as per the State Government's latest provision.

(B). HORIZONTAL RESERVATION

Specially Abled (Divyang) 5 Percent
Dependants of freedom fighters (son / daughter / grandson / granddaughter / great-grand 2 Percent
daughter)
Ex-Servicemen and martyrs of war, security personnel handicapped in war or their 2 Percent
dependents
Dependents of Kargil martyrs 1 Percent
Displaced Kashmiri Pandits / Kashmiri Pandits residing in the KashmirValley / 5 Percent
dependents of Kashmiri Hindu families
In-service soldiers and their dependents (Spouse / son / daughter) 1 Percent

5. It is to be informed that government’s latest reservation related mandates will

befollowed;
Certificate Competent Authority
Caste Certificate (SC / ST and OBC) District Magistrate / Additional District
Magistrate / Tehsildar /Magistrate
PH Certificate (Divyang) Chief Medical Officer
Freedom Fighter Dependent Certificate District Magistrate
Defense Certificate (Ex-servicemen and District Soldiers Welfare Officer
martyrs of war, soldiers handicapped in war
and their dependents)
In-Service and their dependents Commanding Officer
Dependents of teaching and non-teaching Registrar
staff of the University
Dependents of affiliated Government / Aided Principal, Affiliated Colleges and Countersigned
Colleges by Regional Higher Education Officer
Displaced Kashmiri Pandits / Kashmiri Pandits District Magistrate
residing in the Kashmir Valley / dependents of
Kashmiri Hindu families and Kargil martyrs
Economically Weaker Section (EWS) District Magistrate / Additional District
Magistrate / Divisional Magistrate / Tehsildar
(C). For the dependents (husband / wife / son / daughter) of teaching and non-teaching staff of
the University, the maximum reservation is 50 (Supernumerary) of the total number
of seats for admission in Postgraduate programmes. Applicants in the category will
have to produce the Dependent Certificate issued by the Registrar to the Coordinator's
Office within the stipulated dates. Thereafter their application forms will be filled online
by the Coordinator’s Office. These admissions will be as per the reservation rules,
 availability of seats, and Subject Combinations and marks scored in the Joint Entrance
Test. No dependent will be admitted to the University without appearing in the Entrance
Test. This facility is permissible only for theUniversity Campus.

(I). GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS, SELECTION PROCEDURE AND ADMISSION

1. Applicants who qualify the Entrance Examination and fulfill minimum required eligibility criteria
will be given provisional admission according to their ranks in the merit list which is prepared on
the basis of marks obtained in the Entrance Examination, weightage marks and availability of the
seats in conformity with the rules of reservation.
2. List of the provisionally qualified applicants will be made available on the website of the University
as well as on the notice board of the concerned Faculty/Department. Thereafter, applicants will have
to appear before the Faculty/Departmental Admission Committee with all their original documents.
The concerned officials, then, will complete the admission process. Thereafter, applicants will have
to confirm their admission by depositing their fee through Net Banking/ Debit card/ Credit card etc.
within the stipulated timeframe. They will have to get themselves registered in the concerned
Department within three days from the time of their fee submission. If they fail to submit their fee in
time, their admission will be cancelled and those seats will be assigned to the applicants next in the
merit list.
3. At the time of admission, the applicant himself/herself will have to produce all the original
documents (Mark Sheets, Caste Certificate, Weightage Certificate/ Ex. Serviceman/ Dependent
Freedom Fighter/ Kashmiri migrant/ Kargil martyr, handicapped Certificate, Transfer Certificate,
latest Character Certificate issued by the last institution where he/she has received education, EWS
Certificate etc.) together with one set of self attested photocopies of these before the Admission 27
Committee. Applicants who have passed their qualifying examination as a private student will have
to submit their certificates by getting them attested by any teacher of the University or any Gazetted
officer or any M.L.A. or M.P. Their selection will be automatically cancelled in case they do not
produce required documents.
4. Applicants, who have passed qualifying examination prior to 2019, will have to produce an affidavit
stating reasons for this gap at the time of admission. Admission Committee will allow such an
applicant after thorough verification of the facts mentioned in the affidavit.
5. If any applicant fails to present himself/herself on the prescribed dates with all his/her original
documents, he/she will not be given any further chance.
6. Applicants will have to bring their Admit Card at the time of admission; therefore, it is advised to
keep the Admit Card safe.
7. It will be absolutely necessary for the selected applicants to get themselves registered in the
concerned Department after depositing the due fee before the prescribed date otherwise their
admission will stand cancelled. An applicant will be considered a regular student of the University
from the time of his/her registration in the concerned Department after the payment of the required
fee.
8. Category, sub-category or weightage certificates issued by competent authorities will have to be
produced in original at the time of admission. Alteration of any sort, at later stages, will not be
permissible.
9. For the benefit of reservation, applicants will have to bring Caste and Income certificates issued
within the time period of three years from the date of admission.
10. Once admitted and having appeared/failed/intercepted is the examinations of a particular class in
the University, a student shall not be readmitted. Having appeared/failed students can appear as Ex.
Student.
11. Admission in any of the class of the University will not be permitted on the basis of transfer from
any College of the University or from any other University.
12. The University reserves the right to cancel or deny the admission of any applicant without citing
the reasons. It also reserves the right to make circumstantial changes in the rules of the admission
process in order to make it more convenient.
13. All the documents related to Entrance Examinations will be preserved for a period of six months
from the date of Entrance Examination.
 14. Admission instructions are devised according to the University Act, Statutes and Ordinances
15. If any contingent situation arises at the time of admission, it will be sorted out according to the
decision of the Admission Committee.
16. There shall one entrance examination for M.Sc. Agriculture being offered in Campus and colleges.

(J). PROCEDURE OF ADMISSION

After declaration of result/s of Entrance test/s of the Programme/s the process of provisional
admission of merit based qualified candidates shall be completed under steps as given below;
I. Departmental/Faculty heads of admission shall submit detailed Seat Matrix to the Coordinator of
overall admission of the university.
II. Minimum Cut off marks for main and waiting lists for admission shall be reported/ displayed by
respective admission committee of the Faculty/ departments.
III. Minimum cut off marks for admission in different programmes shall be displayed on university
website and/or departmental notice board and/or in local news papers.
IV. Candidate has to present himself/herself for admission in the concerned programme/s in
accordance with minimum cut off marks for admission, thus displayed.
V. Candidates are required to present in person for admission before Departmental Admission
Committee/s with all required certificates of eligibility, reservation, weightage etc in original as
well as attested Xerox copies of the same, Admit Card of the entrance test and counseling letter.
VI. Admissions shall be given to the eligible candidates on the basis of merit and availability of seats
in the programme.
VII. Candidates are required to submit admission fee within the time period as directed by concerned
departmental admission committee. In case of any problem regarding fee submission, candidates
should immediately contact the admission committee and ensure timely fee submission.
VIII. After the submission of admission fee, the candidates are required to get themselves registered in
the department/s within the time period as directed by concerned departmental admission
committee.
IX. Students are now required to follow the directions of the department/s as given from time to time.
(K). DISCIPLINARY RULES & REGULATIONS FOR STUDENTS
1. Students are expected to maintain decorum in their behavior and habits, at all times,
befitting the prestige of the University. Students are also expected to dress decently in all
public places.
2. Students are instructed to attend all classes and to ensure that they maintain the attendance
criteria as laid down in the university ordinance governing the same. A minimum of 75%
attendance (except in cases where the concerned regulatory council has stipulated a higher
percentage) in lectures, presentations and practical classes individually in each
course/subject is mandatory to appear in end/final term examinations. In case of deviation,
university is empowered to detain the student from appearing from end semester/year
examinations.
3. Participation of students in academic activities such as seminar/workshop, industrial visits
is compulsory. Non participation without prior permission, may adversely affect the
student’s internal assessment performance.
4. If a student absents himself/herself from the classes for seven consecutive working days
without prior permission his/her name may be struck off the rolls.
5. During teaching hours students are expected not to leave the campus without written
permission from the Head of Department.
6. Students are prohibited from engaging in acts of intimidation, violence or abuse against
any of the students, employees, staff and faculty members of the university. Students are
expected to show sincere, decent and cordial attitude towards their classmates, students of
other programs, staff, faculty and other employees of the university.
7. Students’ loitering in the campus is prohibited.
8. Smoking, chewing pan, pan-masala, gutka, gambling, consumption of alcoholic drinks
 and use of hallucinogenic drugs and other illegal substances, or the possession of such
substances, anywhere in the University campus, is strictly forbidden.
9. Carrying any explosive/fire arm, and/or weapon inside the campus is strictly prohibited.
10. Students are advised not to indulge in any prohibited, illegal and unethical, immoral
activities inside and/or outside the College/University campus, or else, they will be liable
for punishment as per University rules.
11. Safety of all personal valuables/belongings will be the responsibility of the student.
12. If the student is found involved in activities resulting in direct or indirect loss/damage to
the College/ University, the same shall be borne by the student. He/ She will be asked to
compensate the university for the same.
13. Each student will be issued an Identity card which is non-transferable. The student is
expected to keep the ID card on his/her person while in the university campus and
especially when appearing in tests and examinations, etc. and also when going out of the
campus.
14. University would not be liable for any compensation/claim whatsoever under any
circumstances, in case of any casualty/injury or otherwise to any student during his/her
academic course inside University campus.
15. In case of any dispute on any matter, the decision of the university authorities would be
final and binding.
16. Competent authority of the university possesses the right to modify the aforesaid rules
and/or insert/delete from time to time in future and the same shall be binding upon the
students.
 APPENDIX-1: Programs/Subjects and Available seats for the session of 2022-23
Name of the Program Number of seats Number of totalseats
including E.W.S. seats

M.A. Hindi 120 150

M.A. English 120 150
M.A. Sanskrit 120 150
M.A. Urdu 60 74
M.A. Sociology 120 150
M.A. Political Science 120 150
M.A. Philosophy 60 74
M.A. Psychology 45 56
M.A. History 120 150
M.A. Ancient History Archeology and Culture 120 150
M.A. Geography 50 62
M.A. Visual Arts 50 62
M.A. Stage Art 30 36
M.A. Education 50 62
M.A. Continuing Education and Exten. Work 30 36
Defence and Strategic Studies 50 (M.A. + M.Sc.) 62
Statistics 20 (M.A. + M.Sc.) 24
Mathematics 120 (M.A. + M.Sc.) 150
M.Sc. Physics 50 62
M.Sc. Chemistry 60 74
M.Sc. Botany 50 62
M.Sc. Zoology 50 62
M.Sc. Environmental Science 20 (16+4 paid seat) 20+ 4 paid seat
M.Sc. Electronics 15 18
M.Sc. Microbiology 20 24
M.Sc. Biotechnology 20 24
M.Sc. Home Science 21 24
Disaster and National Security Management 50 62
M.Com. 120 150
M.A. Economics 120 150
L.L.M. 30 36
M.Sc. Agriculture 105 in Colleges 126
M.Ed. (in University campus and in 50 + (100 in Colleges) (55+110=165)
Colleges) =150under NCTE
M.Sc. Agriculture; (18*6= 108) 135
1. M.Sc. (Horticulture)
2. M.Sc. (Agronomy)
3. M.Sc. (Agricultural Economics)
4. M.Sc. (Agricultural Entomology & Zoology)
5. M.Sc. (Agricultural Extension)
6. M.Sc. (Genetics & Plant Breeding)

M.B.A. 60 (including 09 75 (including 11

Management Quota Seats) Management Quota
Seats)
M.A. Physical Education 30 36
 APPENDIX-2: Tentative Time Table of Post-Graduation Entrance Examinations-2022

Date Program Time Session

June 15, 2022 M.Sc. (Environmental Science) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 16, 2022 M.Sc. (Electronics) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 17, 2022 M.A. (Urdu) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 18, 2022 M.Com 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 19, 2022 M.A. (Psychology) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 20, 2022 M.Sc. (Physics) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 21, 2022 M.Sc. (Zoology) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 22, 2022 M.A. (Sociology) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 23, 2022 M.A./M.Sc. (Mathematics) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 24, 2022 M.Sc. (Botany) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 25, 2022 M.A. (History) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 26, 2022 M.Sc. (Chemistry) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 27, 2022 LL.M. 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 28, 2022 MA (Ancient History) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 29, 2022 MA (Physical Education) 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
June 29, 2022 M.Sc. (Biotechnology) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
June 30, 2022 M.A. (English) 09:00PM-11:00PM Morning
June 30, 2022 M.A. (Political Science) 02.00AM-04:00AM Evening
July 01, 2022 M.Sc. (Micro Biology) 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
July 01, 2022 M.A. (Visual Art) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
July 02, 2022 M.Ed. (Paper-I) 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
July 02, 2022 M.Ed. (Paper-II) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
July 03, 2022 M.A. (Hindi) 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
July 03, 2022 M.A. (Geography) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
July 04, 2022 M.A. (Education) 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
July 04, 2022 M.A. (Economics) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
July 05, 2022 M.Sc. (Home Science) 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
July 05, 2022 M.Sc. (Ag.) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
July 06, 2022 PG Diploma in DNSM 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
July 06, 2022 M.A. (Performing Art) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
July 07, 2022 M.B.A. 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
July 07, 2022 MA (Continuing Edu. & Extn. Education) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
July 08, 2022 MA (Sanskrit) 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
July 08, 2022 MA (Philosophy) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening
July 09, 2022 MA/M.Sc. (Defense Studies) 09.00AM-11:00AM Morning
July 09, 2022 MA/M.Sc. (Statistics) 02:00PM-04:00PM Evening

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 APPENDIX-3: SCHEME OF ENTRANCE TEST PAPERS

SN Programme Comment MQCs Language Syllabus for test MCQs

1 MA Sociology Examination 100 English & Hindi both B.A. Sociology (I, II & III Year)
2 MA Psychology Examination 100 English & Hindi both B.A. Psychology (I, II & III Year)
3 MA Geography Examination 100 English & Hindi both B.A. Geography (I, II & III Year)
4 MA Ancient History Examination 100 English & Hindi both B.A. Ancient History (I, II & III Year)
5 MA Med./ Modern History Examination 100 English & Hindi both B.A. Med./Mod. History (I, II & III Year)
6 MA Political Science Examination 100 English & Hindi both B.A. Political Science (I, II & III Year)
7 MA Hindi Examination 100 Hindi only B.A. Hindi (I, II & III Year)
8 MA English Examination 100 English only B.A. English (I, II & III Year)
9 MA Education Examination 100 English & Hindi both B.A. Education (I, II & III Year)
10 MA Visual Arts Examination 100 English & Hindi both B.A. Visual Arts (I, II & III Year)
11 MA/M. Sc Mathematics Examination 100 English only BA/B.Sc. Mathematics (I, II & III Year)
12 M.Sc. Physics Examination 100 English only B.Sc. Physics (I, II & III Year)
13 M.Sc. Chemistry Examination 100 English only B.Sc. Chemistry (I, II & III Year)
14 M.Sc. Zoology Examination 100 English only B.Sc. Zoology (I, II & III Year)
15 M.Sc. Botany Examination 100 English only B. Sc. Botany (I, II & III Year)
16 M.Sc. Agriculture Examination 100 English only B.Sc. Agriculture (All Semesters)
17 M.Sc. Home Science Examination 100 English only B.Sc. Home Science (I, II & III Year)
18 M Com Examination 100 English & Hindi both B. Com (I, II & III Year)
19 LLM Examination 100 English & Hindi both LL.B. (I, II & III Year)
20 M.Sc. Biotechnology Examination 100 English only Please See Note-1
21 M.Sc. Environmental Sci. Examination 100 English only Please See Note-2
22 M.Sc. Electronics Exam may be 100 English only Please See Note-3
23 100 English only Please see Note -4. Syllabus for Entrance Test
M.Sc. Microbiology Examination in Microbiology
24 Paper-I: 100 MCQs from Hindi & English languages
Examination ---------------- shall be only in Hindi and English, Please See Note-5
M Ed Paper-II: 100 respectively. Remaining all MCQs shall
be in English and Hindi, both.
25 PG Diploma in Disaster & Examination 100 English & Hindi, both See the syllabus
Security Management.
26 M.Sc./M.A. Defense Exam may be 100 English & Hindi, both See the syllabus
Studies
27 M.A. Economics Exam may be 100 English & Hindi both B.A. Economics (I, II & III Year)

28 M.Sc. Statistics Exam may be 100 English only See the syllabus
29 MA Physical Education Exam may be 100 English & Hindi both BA/B. Sc Physical Education (I,II & III Year)
 30 MBA Examination 100 English & Hindi, both See the syllabus

31 MA JMC Exam may be 100 Hindi only See the syllabus

32 MA. Philosophy Exam may be English & Hindi, both B.A. Urdu (I, II & III Year)
33 MA Urdu Examination 100 Urdu only B.A. Urdu (I, II & III Year)

NOTES:
1. There will be two sets of papers for M.Sc. Biotechnology Entrance Examination. SET-1, of 100 MCQs shall be for Bio Group applicants comprising of almost equal
number of items from UG Syllabi of Botany, Zoology and Chemistry. SET-2, of 100 MCQs shall be for Math Group applicants comprising of almost equal number of items from
UG Syllabi of Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. MCQs from Chemistry shall be common in both sets.
2. For M.Sc. Environmental Science 100 MCQs shall be asked. There shall be almost equal number of items from UG Syllabi of Botany, Zoology and Chemistry.
3. For M.Sc. Electronics 100 MCQs shall be asked in Entrance Test. MCQs shall be in almost equal number from UG Syllabi of Electronics and Physics, each.
4. MCQs should be made 30 from UNIT-I (Botany), 30 from UNIT-II (Zoology), 30 from UNIT-III & IV (Microbiology) and 10 from UNIT-V (Biotechnology).
5. There will be two papers for M. Ed. Entrance Examination;
Paper I: (Total 100 MCQs) 25 questions from Hindi language + 25 from English Language, (Vocabulary, Grammar, Expression and Comprehension Abilities) remaining 50
questions shall be of General Knowledge.
Paper II: (100 MCQs) from compulsory papers of B. Ed Two Year Syllabus of DDU Gorakhpur University