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Azim Premji University is inviting applications for first round of Admissions for Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes 2023:

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Azim Premji University is inviting applications for first round of Admissions for Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes 2023.

(Those completing their Class 12 / Graduation in 2023 can also apply)

*Necessary registration links are provided at the end of the message*


*Undergraduate Programmes* 

> 4-year BA Honours (Economics | English | History | Philosophy | Social Science) 

> 4-year BSc Honours (Biology | Chemistry | Environmental Science and Sustainability | Mathematics | Physics)

> 4-year B.Sc.B.Ed- (Biology | Chemistry | Physics | Mathematics) & Education)


*Postgraduate Programmes* 

> MA Education

> MA Development 

> LLM in Law and Development. 


*Timelines*

Selection process includes a written test and interviews for shortlisted candidates. 


*Last date to apply for Round-1 is 24th November*, National entrance test on 24th December.

_Personal interviews will be held in Jan-Feb 2023_


Classes commencing in July 2023

(Note: The Round-2 selection process will be held in March-April 2023)


*Apply online*


Postgraduate programmes 

https://azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/programmes/level:postgraduate


Undergraduate programmes 

https://azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/programmes/level:undergraduate


*Scholarships*

We believe that everyone should have a chance to study at Azim Premji University. Students are eligible for different levels of scholarships based on their family income to cover tuition and accommodation expenses.  


*Career prospects* Our graduates have taken up interesting avenues for their future career paths.

 

Postgraduate Alumni : https://azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/postgraduate/pg-career-opportunities-in-the-social-sector

Undergraduate Alumni: https://azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/undergraduate/career-opportunities-and-academic-avenues


Contact : outreach@apu.edu.in

Mob: 99021 25621


*Education for Social Change*


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