AMRITSAR: Guru Nanak Dev University in Amritsar has successfully conducted the 2025 University Common Entrance Test (Undergraduate) [UCAT (UG) 2025] for its popular science and engineering courses. The test took place today, Tuesday, June 24, across 12 designated centres in the city, attracting a total of 3, 022 applications from aspiring students. Out of these, 2, 463 students appeared for the exam, which spanned 19 diverse courses across 14 departments.
The university will announce the results within the next 24 hours again. The test was conduted under the leadership of Prof. Karamjeet Singh, the Vice-Chancellor of GNDU, whose vision and dedication ensured a smooth process.
The test was coordinated by Dr. Tejwant Kang, an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry, with valuable support from Dr. Munish Saini, Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Engineering and Technology, who served as Deputy coordinator. The university has scheduled counselling sessions for successful candidates from July 3 to July 7, 2025, to guide them through the admission process.
Dr. Kang shared details of the courses offered, which include M.Sc. (Five Year Integrated Programme) in Botany, Chemistry, Food Technology, Human Genetics, Mathematics, Microbiology, Physics, and Zoology; B.Sc. (Honours) in Agriculture; B.Sc. in Dietetics and Nutrition; B.Sc. in Medical Lab Technology; B.Pharmacy; B.Tech. in Computer Engineering, Food Technology, and Textile Processing Technology; M.Tech. (Five Year Integrated Programme) in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Engineering; Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT); and M.Tech. (Five Year Integrated Programme) in Urban & Regional Planning. He added that the results will soon be available on the university’s official website for all to check.