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The admission to the PhD Programmes at GU is a highly competitive process and prospective PhD applicants need to go through the Central Application Process (CAP). You can have an overview of the current research papers, published in reputed international journals by visiting our Research Highlight section. The controllig office of the PhD Admission and the PhD Programmes is the Office of the Academic Registrar, GU.
Prospective applicant can apply for PhD in the available disciplines. Majority of the subjects in which a student can do a PhD at GU are closely linked to one or more departments. An applicant can select a maximum of two options to appear in the eligibility examination known as GU Research Eligibility Test or simply GURET in two disciplines.
All applicants (irrespective of any exemptions) MUST go through the CAP and pay the CAP fee after successful completion of the CAP. Without the remittance of this fee, you will not be able appear in the GURET 2021. The fee should be paid through online payment gateway only.
GURET 2021 (GU Research Eligibility Test 2021) is the first screening test after the Central Application Process (CAP) for admission into the PhD Programmes of GU, unless an applicant qualifies for an exemption.
Application fee is Rs.1000.00 (one thousand) per subject (the bank transaction fees, if any are not included).
For the academic year 2021-22, the PhD programme will be offered in the following disciplines. The vacancy positions shown against each discipline is indicative ONLY. All prospective applicants are strongly suggested to to contact the respective department to see if the subject area where a vacancy is indicated is suitable OR not. In some disciplines (particularly in Science & Technology departments), PhD applicants are required to have prior expertise in certain areas in order for enrollment in the PhD programme. Kindly click here for the list of disciplines orsubjects:
International Applicants should see the section - International Applicants
CAP Opens on: 23 October, 2021
CAP Closes on: 1 November, 2021 GURET 2021 Admit Card will be available on: 9 November, 2021
GURET 2021 Exam Date: 28 November, 2021
Declaration of Merit Lists: 9 December, 2021
Counselling: 11 - 17 December, 2021
Online Admission: 20 December, 2021
Admission into the Autumn Session of the PhD Programme Programme of Gauhati University for the academic session 2021-22 is a three-tier process i.e. CAP, GURET and Counselling.
All applicants, (If you are an International Student, please visit IRW the International Relations Wing), MUST go through the Central Application Process (CAP), irrespective of any fellowship they might have either through any scheme or any research project (see below for exemptions). The CAP will be facilitated through this website with a dedicated Online Portal.
Completing the CAP DOES NOT guarantee admission into the PhD Programme.
You can apply online at: https://admissions.guportal.in/
GURET (GU Research Eligibility Test) is the first screening test after the Central Application Process (CAP) for admission into the PhD Programmes of GU, unless an applicant qualifies for an exemption.
The GURET 2021 will held in offline mode temtatively on Sunday, 28 November, 2021. The duration of the examination will be 120 minutes (2 hours), in which the applicant has to answer 100 MCQ. For every right answer, 4 marks will be awarded and for every wrong answer 1 mark will be deducted. There will no marking for un-attempted questions.
For each discipline, out of the 100 questions, 10 questions will be from general awareness in the subject concerned and rest will be related to the subject. The syllabus for the GURET 2020 will be that of the concerned Master's subject. The syllabi for all Master's Courses can be found here.
Exemption from appearing in the GURET 2021 does not mean automatic admission into the PhD Programme. It is just a benefit awarded to certain deserving applicants. An exempted applicant will necessarily have to go through the process of Counselling before she/he can be admitted into the PhD Programme. Hence, all deserving candidates should apply through the Central Application Process (CAP). Recipient of CSIR/UGC-JRF, ICMR-JRF, ICAR-JRF, DBT-JRF and any National Level Fellowship / Scholarship (awarded for the PhD prgramme by a National Agency, such as INSPIRE Fellowship, MHRD etc.) are exempted from appearing in the GURET 2021. Eligible International Students are also exempted from appearing in the GURET 2021.
The final admission of exempted applicants into the PhD programme will be limited to a maximum of 50% (fifty percent) of total admitted applicants in any discipline in any academic year. Therefore, a candidate who is exempted from GURET may appear in GURET for admission through GURET, if the candidate is unable to get a seat out of the 50% seats.
It should be NOTED that irrespective of any exemption from appearing in the GURET 2020 that might be awarded to a prospective applicant, the applicant MUST complete the CAP and pay the requisite fee.
A list of Exempted Applicants will be published prior to GURET 2021.
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