Mahatma Gandhi University Meghalaya

Mahatma Gandhi University was established in 2010 to benefit young minds, offering them world-class education and training. This institute is approved by UGC and is recognised by PCI, BCI, and AIU.

This private university offers degrees in primary courses like Humanities, Law, Pharmacy, Science & Technology, Management, Commerce, and Health Sciences.

Students interested in seeking admission to MGU can apply here via the online process. Students can quickly get access to the registration form by following the steps cited below:

• Candidates need to visit the official website of MGU.
• Click on the “Apply Now” option visible on the page.
• Now, click on the “Admission” box, and an online “Registration Form” will open.
• Fill out the form with the details asked and Click on “Pay Now”.
• Pay the application fees and the institute will contact the candidate.

For those students who want quality education but are not financially stable enough to achieve it, MGU offers multiple scholarships to them. The institute provides scholarships for both graduation as well as post-graduation levels. The institute provides scholarships in two categories, namely, Category1 & Category 2.

Category 1 scholarship program is for Female Candidates in Delhi for taking admissions in Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA). The eligibility for this category is:

• Should have cleared 10+2.
• Students with a family income of less than rupees 2,50,000 of any category are preferred.
• Students will be finalised for the scholarship based on their interviews.

Category 2 scholarships are given to students who belong to the weaker section in Delhi. This scholarship is given to students applying for graduate, diploma, or postgraduate courses. Selected students are awarded with a concession of 20% on the course fees. The eligibility criteria in this category are:

• Should have cleared 10+2.
• Family income should be less than rupees 2,50,000 per annum.
• Personal interviews and written tests will finalise the students.