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Two intakes a year. Pick a programme, check the dates, and send an enquiry: admissions will call you back and help with the application.

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Intakes

January 2027

Closing soon

Applications close 30 November 2026

Classes start 11 January 2027

  1. 1 September 2026Applications open
  2. 30 November 2026Applications close
  3. 7 to 12 December 2026Test and interviews
  4. 14 to 23 December 2026Offers and fee payment
  5. 11 January 2027Classes start
6 programmes admit in this intake

January admissions follow the UGC (Minimum Standards of Instruction for the Grant of UG and PG Degree) Regulations, 2025, clause 4.0(1), and the university's Ordinance 14 (sample). Fewer programmes admit in January; the degree is the same. Law and pharmacy admit only in July, as their councils require.

July 2027

Applications open

Applications close 15 June 2027 (B.Tech: after JEE and OJEE counselling)

Classes start 26 July 2027

  1. 2 November 2026Applications open
  2. 18 April 2027Anvaya Admission Test
  3. 5 May 2027Test results
  4. 15 June 2027Applications close
  5. 20 Jun to 10 July 2027Offers and fee payment
  6. 19 to 23 July 2027Induction week
  7. 26 July 2027Classes start
12 programmes admit in this intake

Every programme admits in July.

How admission works

  1. Send an enquiry

    Tell us the programme and the intake. Admissions calls or WhatsApps you.

    Any time

  2. Apply

    Fill in the application on the admissions portal and pay the ₹1,000 application fee. Your category certificate, if you are claiming a reserved seat or a fee concession, is uploaded here, not at enquiry.

    Until the intake closes

  3. Test or score

    We use your CUET, JEE Main, OJEE, CLAT, CAT or NET score where the programme says so; otherwise you sit the Anvaya Admission Test.

    See the intake's dates

  4. Offer

    You get a written offer with the fees for the first year.

    About two weeks after the test

  5. Admission

    Pay the first-year fees, show your original certificates (we check them and give them back the same day), and sign the anti-ragging undertaking at antiragging.in.

    Before classes start

Fees, scholarships and refunds

Every programme's page shows its fees year by year, in rupees, with what they include. Compare programmes →

Scholarships and fee waivers

  • Merit fee waiver. Top 10% of each programme's entrants, by the score used for admission 25% of tuition, renewed each year with a CGPA of 7.5 or more
  • Post-matric scholarships for SC, ST, SEBC and EWS students (opens in a new tab). Eligible students from Odisha, through the state's scholarship portal As the scheme sets
  • Sibling concession. A second child of the same family studying here 10% of tuition

Seats and reservation

Seats are reserved as the university's Act and Odisha's policy require (sample: for students from Odisha, and within them for ST, SC, SEBC, EWS and persons with disabilities). You tell us your category only when you apply for a reserved seat or a fee concession, with the certificate.

If you withdraw

Refund if a student withdraws
When you withdrawWhat you get back
July intake: on or before 30 SeptemberEverything you paid
July intake: 1 to 31 OctoberEverything except a processing fee of at most ₹1,000
January intake: on or before 31 MarchEverything you paid (the university's own rule, matching UGC's for July)
January intake: 1 to 30 AprilEverything except a processing fee of at most ₹1,000

Follows the UGC fee refund policy (letter of 12 June 2024, kept in force by UGC's letter of 27 October 2025). After these dates the university's ordinance applies. We never keep your original certificates.

Documents to bring at admission

  • Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates (and degree certificates for postgraduate programmes)
  • Your entrance score card, if the programme uses one
  • A photo ID
  • Your APAAR ID, if you have one
  • A category or disability certificate, only if you are claiming a reserved seat or a concession
  • The anti-ragging undertakings (student and parent), printed from antiragging.in

Send an enquiry

Admissions will call or WhatsApp you, usually the same day.

This form doesn't ask your caste, category, religion, Aadhaar number, date of birth or family income. None of it is needed to answer a question; category is asked only at the application, if you claim a reserved seat or concession.

We reply within two working days. We keep enquiry details for 18 months, then delete them.

Admissions calls or WhatsApps this number.

Questions

Do you take CUET scores?

Yes, for undergraduate programmes other than B.Tech, law and pharmacy. If you didn't take CUET, sit the Anvaya Admission Test.

Can I change programme after joining?

In the first year, yes, if the other programme has a seat and you meet its eligibility. Your credits move with you.

Is there a hostel?

Yes, for every first-year student who asks. See the Campus page for rooms and costs.