For the academic year 2025–26, the BR Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD) has begun its postgraduate admissions process, encouraging applications from individuals who did not sit for the Common University Entrance Test for Postgraduate (CUET-PG). For students looking to enroll in AUD’s diverse range of postgraduate programmes in fields including humanities, social sciences, and development studies, this move presents a great chance. 

Permitting non-CUET applications fits the university’s goal of providing more access to excellent education. The admissions for non-CUET candidates will be held for seats still available after the CUET-based admission process is finished, as stated in the notice. Doing this helps AUD to cater for qualified applicants who may have missed the CUET-PG for several reasons but are still eager to continue their studies at the institution. 

Non-CUET as well as CUET candidates may apply from July 24 to July 27, 2025. On AUD’s official website, aud. delhi. gov. in, interested non- CUET applicants can submit their applications via a special portal. Going to the website, finding the PG non-CUET registration link found in the most recent news section, and finishing all required paperwork including uploading academic papers, paying the application fee, and downloading the completed application form for future reference are all steps in the registration procedure. 

This other admission route shows AUD’s inclusive and adaptive academic philosophy. Set up by the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, the institution has gained renown for supporting interdisciplinary research and education. Particularly recognized for providing top-notch courses in fields generally underrepresented in mainstream university education, including gender studies, psychology, education, sociology, and urban studies. 

AUD has always tried to increase the scope of participation in higher education by emphasizing equity and accessibility. The provision for non-CUET applicants not only upholds this commitment but also provides a fair chance to students who have academic potential but may not have had access to centralized testing systems or who opted for other academic pathways. 

Today, AUD has three primary campuses—Kashmere Gate, Karampura, and Lodhi Road—each with up-to-date academic infrastructure and resources to help students with their research and learning. More campuses in Rohini and Dheerpur are scheduled for expansion projects that will help to improve the institution’s infrastructure and academic outreach in the next few years. 

Applicants must pay close attention to deadlines and papers under the non- CUET admission procedure. Official AUD website provides all the required information on application guidelines, eligibility requirements, and key deadlines. The university encourages all possible students to visit the website for the most current and correct information. 

As graduate admissions grow more and more competitive, AUD’s acceptance of non-CUET applications is a student-friendly move that acknowledges varied educational backgrounds and gives those with excellent undergraduate academic records another path. 

The approach AUD used could serve as a model for other colleges trying to increase their admissions standards without sacrificing academic excellence as higher education institutions all around India struggle to strike a balance between inclusivity and uniformity. The university’s welcoming of students based on merit instead just on a national entrance test helps in promoting a more equal academic environment. 

Encouragement to complete their application procedure before the July 27 due date is given to students hoping to study postgraduate studies at AUD. By its dedication to academic brilliance, social justice, and inclusion, Ambedkar University Delhi keeps its goal of changing life via education and enabling students from various backgrounds to meaningfully contribute to society.