Colleges in Delhi

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University accepts various entrance examination scores for admission to its undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The accepted entrance exams are  CUET,  IPU CET, and others. Direct admissions are not possible for many programmes such as BSc, BTech, BCA, and BBA. 

The candidates who are interested in getting admission to Indraprastha University Delhi should participate in IP University admission process before the final date of application. The candidates should be aware of their eligibility criteria in the GGSIPU and apply to it. The procedure of applying to the GGSIPU above is as follows:

1: Visit the official website of GGSIPU.

2: Select the required course.

3: Fill out the application form.

4: Pay the application fee and submit the application form.

GGSIPU (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University) is ranked 1001-1200 by the QS World University Rankings 2025. IPU is also ranked 651-700 by the QS WUR Ranking By Subject 2025 and 951-960 by the QS Sustainability Ranking 2025. IPU is also ranked 80th by NIRF 2024 under the University category, 29th by NIRF 2024 under the Architecture and Planning category,  and 89th by NIRF 2024 under the Engineering category. GGSIPU offers placement assistance to students and is visited by top companies for placements such as Adobe, Amazon,  and others. 

The students must look upto the SEE exam dates as itis among the accepted exams. Candidates must also have knowledge about the application deadlines to be able to avoid any delay in filling the forms. 

No, you are not eligible for the DTU LEET (Lateral Entry Entrance Test) if you are currently pursuing B.Tech in Biotechnology from NSUT

Expected Cut-off (Based on Previous Years):

For General Category (CBSE Board):

Minimum percentage required in PCB/PCM stream: Around 92–95%+ in Class 12th (best of four including English & relevant science subjects)

For Reserved Categories (OBC, SC/ST, EWS): Typically 5–10% lower than General category cut-off.

 Note: These are estimates based on past trends (2022–2024), as DTU doesn't always publish detailed round-wise cut-offs publicly for Integrated M.Sc. programs.