New Delhi: Kerala University has released the KU UG Third Allotment Result 2022 for admission to its undergraduate programs on August 24, 2022. Candidates who registered for Undergraduate programs admission can now check the seat allotment list on the university’s website at keralaunivers

New Delhi: The University of Kerala also known as Kerala University has started the admission process for its Master of Visual Arts in Painting and Master of Visual Arts in Art History for the academic session 2022-23. The last date to apply for admission is August 25, 2022.  As

New Delhi: Kerala University has begun the application process for UG and PG programmes for the academic year 2022-2023. Candidates can apply online through the official website keralauniversity.ac.in  Kerala University offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in va

New Delhi: Kerala University is accepting Online Applications for M.Tech programme for academic year 2022-23. Aspiring candidates can submit their online applications through the official portal, https://admissions.keralauniversity.ac.in. Kerala University offers the 2-year M.Tech

Kerala University is all set to offer nine new courses including those on specializations like Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. In a recently conducted meeting, the University Senate at the Kerala University approved the commencement of nine new study departments with an aim to

Kerala University (KU) Thiruvananthapuram has released the results of UG programs on October 30, 2020. Candidates who have appeared for B.Sc. and BA program examinations can check their results on the official website of Kerala University@keralauniversity.ac.in. Also, Kerala University 

UGC has revised the criteria for universities to be eligible to offer such courses in its latest Regulations on ODL programmes. Read the full story here. "No university in the state fulfils the UGC's criteria for offering Open and Distance Learning ( ODL) programmes." Also Read:&

Shashi Tharoor, Senior Congress leader, has again pushed Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to postpone the state university examinations acknowledging the many health hazards that are risked by conducting offline examinations. Shashi Tharoor has been constantly urging the state governmen