About Central University of Punjab
Central University of Punjab (CUP), established in 2009 by the Central Universities Act 2009, is one of 15 new Central Universities created by the Government of India in that year. Located at Ghudda, Bathinda district (Malwa region of southern Punjab), the university serves the higher education needs of Punjab state under the central government framework. The CUP campus spans 500 acres in the rural Malwa belt.
CUP has 32 teaching departments organised into 11 schools — Languages, Literature & Culture; Social Sciences; Education; Law; Sciences; Earth & Environmental Sciences; Mathematical Sciences; Health Sciences; Engineering & Technology; Computer Science & Technology; and Management. The Centre for Punjabi Language & Culture Studies and the Centre for South & Central Asian Studies are research-focal. NAAC A+ accredited.
UG admissions through CUET UG, PG through CUET PG, and PhD through CUET PhD or CUP PhD entrance. Central reservation policy applies (SC 15%, ST 7.5%, OBC-NCL 27%, EWS 10%, PwBD 5% horizontal).
Application fee: ₹600 (General) / ₹300 (Reserved) · Official site ↗