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Lucknow University extends admission deadline for UG, PG, PhD courses till 31 May; apply at lkouniv.ac.in

The decision has been taken due to the rising COVID-19 cases and weekend lockdown in the state

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FP Trending|May 04, 2021, 14:50:16 IST

The University of Lucknow has extended the last date to apply for various Undergraduate (UG), Postgraduate (PG), and PhD courses. The decision has been taken due to the rising COVID-19 cases and weekend lockdown in the state. Those who have not applied to date can do it now through the official website - lkouniv.ac.in.Revised deadlines:1. For Ph.D. courses (both regular and part-time), the last date has been extended from 3 to 15 May2. For UG courses and B.El.Ed, the last date has also been extended from 3 to 31 May3. For PG courses, the last date to apply is also 31 May4. For professional courses like BBA, BCA, MBA, Master of Tourism and Travel Management (MTTM), B.P.Ed., M.P.Ed., and M.Ed., the last date to apply is now 31 May.Aspirants can follow these steps to apply:1. Visit - lkouniv.ac.in2. Go to the Admissions tab in the main menu3. Select the course for which you want to apply for4. Now start filling the application form5. Upload all the required documents6. Pay the fees online7. Take a print out of your application8. Accept the declaration and submit the application formThe University has also launched a technical helpline to help the students. In case of any technical support, students can write to support@otpl.co.in. In case of other queries regarding admission, students can write to luadmission2021@gmail.com.

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First Published:May 04, 2021, 14:50:16 IST
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