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Punjab Chief Minister Launched GNDU's Online Programmes/Courses for Punjabi Diaspora. Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, gets ‘Eat Right Campus’ tag from FSSAI. Click for Details
Go to Admission Portal. Prospectus of B.A./ B.Sc.B.Ed. 4 years integrated course for Education and Degree College Affiliated to GNDU. Prospectus of B.Ed.M.Ed. 3 years integrated course for Education and Degree College affiliated to GNDU.
Online Admission Form Link. For more information about Admission Please visit GNDU Admission Link.
Notice regarding admissions to new students, chances to failure students and admissions of students to next semsester. Use these (2450601,2450602,2450603,2450608,2258809)direct Telephone Numbers and the dial Extension (e.g. 3026) to call related university offices.
GNDU has been placed amongst the top 23% Universities of the world by Centre for World University Ranking 2024 (CWUR). Guru Nanak Dev University has been tracked by Nature Index amongst top four institutions in Punjab and top 10 institutions in North India.
GNDU is a UGC approved institution established in 1969 in Amritsar. GNDU offers graduate, postgraduate, diploma and certificate programs in different fields such as Engineering, Architecture & Planning, IT & Software, Hospitality & Travel, Teaching & Education, Science, and Law.
(GNDU Main Campus, Amritsar) View Prospectus (Session 2024-25) Admission Portal (Session 2024-25)
Search and download the syllabus for various sessions and courses offered by Guru Nanak Dev University. Choose from B.A., B.Com., BBA, M.A., M.Com. and more.
All the course syllabi are designed under the Credit Based Semester System (CBSS) pattern, following the latest guidelines of UGC for ODL courses. Moreover, the Directorate has incorporated internal assessments, accounting for 20% of the total marks.
About Amritsar. Amritsar, known for rich cultural heritage of four centuries, a living symbol of historical and religious traditions of Sikhs tangibly expressed through the divinely - blessed shrines, has rightfully earned for it the sobriquet "religious capital of the Sikhs".
