CUET-Based Admissions for IPU's 2025-26 Environment Courses

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University in New Delhi is accepting applications for three environment management programmes for the 2025-26 academic year, responding to growing student interest in environmental issues. The courses aim to equip students with skills to address sustainability challenges.

The university offers MSc in Environment Management, MSc in Applied Geoinformatics, and BSc in Environment Management at its University School of Environment Management on the Dwarka campus. Each MSc programme has 30 seats, while the BSc programme offers 60 seats. Admissions are based on CUET scores, but only after merit lists from national-level entrance exams or university-conducted tests are exhausted. Candidates already admitted through other entrance routes are ineligible for the CUET-based process. Applications must be submitted online by 30 July 2025 via the university’s website.

The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge and practical skills to tackle contemporary environmental challenges. The programmes reflect the global demand for expertise in environmental management and emerging technologies. Theuniversity has also introduced a quota for orphaned children starting this academic session, alongside an existing single girl child quota, reserving one supernumerary seat per programme for eligible orphaned candidates.

These initiatives highlight the university’s commitment to inclusive education and addressing environmental concerns. The programmes prepare students for careers in sustainability, supporting India’s broader goals of environmental protection and technological innovation in the sector.

In conclusion, IP University’s environment management programmes offer students opportunities to engage with pressing environmental issues. With a focus on practical skills and inclusivity, the university is fostering the next generation of environmental professionals, contributing to sustainable development in India.

Source: Times of India