News Title: Magadh University (MU) is preparing to conduct the exam for Postgraduate (PG) First Semester students of academic session 2019-2021 and third-semester exam for students of academic session 2018-2020 from April 6, 2023 onwards.  During a recent meeting with MU Exam Department,

Magadh University Timetable 2022 has been released for LLB, MA, M.Sc & M.Com Semester/ Annual examinations. Candidates can check the exam timetable, exam schedule, and exam date by visiting the official website of the Magadh University, magadhuniversity.ac.in.  Magadh Universit

Magadh University has announced the conduct of PG final examinations from December 15, 2020. The conduct of the final examination is likely to be missed by as many as 173 foreigners enrolled in different PG courses. As per sources, out of these 173 foreign students, 92 belong to semester-III and

November 12, 2020: Magadh University has scheduled the Graduation (Part 3) Final Year Examination 2020 to commence from December 01, 2020. The exams will begin in two sessions till December 10, 2020. As per the notice released by Magadh University, the Graduation (Part 3) Final Year Examination 2

Magadh University has released the third merit list for UG admissions 2020 at its official website magadhuniversity.ac.in on October 19, 2020.  Candidates who have applied for the UG admissions at Magadh University can visit the official site and check the third merit list. Alterna

Magadh University (MU) is preparing to hold all the pending exams amid the COVID-19 pandemic.  Recently, an instruction has been issued stating that universities have to frame regulations to conduct the exams. As per Rajendra Prasad, Vice-Chancellor, Magadh University, the university wi

Magadh University is all set with the trends of online teaching since April,2020. Even till now it has uploaded around 2000 e-contents for the benefit of the students on their official website.The same has been claimed by the VC, Prof.Rajendra Prasad. The biggest advantage of these online content

Magadh University’s vice-chancellor Rajendra Prasad on Sunday announced that the university’s plan to introduce postgraduate level courses in Chinese language and literature won’t be affected by the border dispute and escalation of military tension between India and China. The v