More UG, PG seats in MG University
The Hindu
Around 25% increase in existing capacity for both programmes in affiliated colleges
About 7,500 additional seats will be available for the undergraduate programmes in affiliated colleges of the Mahatma Gandhi University in the new academic year compared to the intake capacity in 2020-21. The varsity has decided to go for a marginal increase in the number of seats for both the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the academic year 2021-22. Presently, around 55,000 undergraduate seats are available in the affiliated institutions. As per the notification on the marginal increase, the colleges will get an increase of about 25% of the existing capacity for both the undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
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