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Gujarat UniversityAhmedabad, Gujarat
Fees and rules checked on 23 October 2026
Admission: Gujarat University takes online students twice a year, in January/February and July/August batches. It hasn’t posted dates for the January 2027 batch (checked 23 October 2026); UGC-DEB’s last date for the August 2026 session was 13 October 2026.
Gujarat University in Ahmedabad was set up in 1949 under the Gujarat University Act and is a state university. Its Centre for Distance and Online Education (CDOE) runs six fully online UG and PG degrees, with classes, study material and exams all online.
Fees are from CDOE’s fee structure for national students and its fee sheet for online courses signed by the Registrar (I/c); neither is dated. The first-year fee includes the one-time ₹1,000 university development fee and the enrolment fee (₹125 for UG, ₹350 for PG). Extra: a ₹500 non-refundable application fee and an exam fee of ₹250 per subject per semester; re-exams for result improvement cost ₹450 per subject. Convocation and degree certificate fees are the same as for regular Gujarat University students. Students outside India pay higher fees.
No admission dates were posted; by the CDOE calendar teaching started on 1 October 2026, and UGC-DEB’s last date was 13 October 2026.
Not announced yet (checked 23 October 2026).
Admission portal: the university’s website · Programme details: the university’s website · You need a laptop or desktop with a camera and microphone, a smartphone and a steady internet connection · Phone: 97734 05509 · Email: the university’s email.
Class 12 pass in any stream, or ITI pass with Class 12 English, or a 10+2 diploma with an equivalency certificate.
A bachelor’s degree or UG honours in any stream from a UGC-recognised university or institution.
A bachelor’s degree or UG honours with mathematics from a UGC-recognised university or institution.
Gujarat University says admission, study, exams and results are all online, so you don’t need to travel to Ahmedabad. Marks are 30% internal and 70% external, and you need a computer with a camera and microphone for the final exams.
Lessons with text, images and videos are on the online platform in modules taken in order, and each module ends with a quiz that counts toward internal marks. Live and recorded classes are offered.
The university says online degrees are equivalent to its regular programmes. A student in a regular programme can take an online programme at the same time as a dual degree.
UGC recognition. UGC-DEB’s 2026-27 list entitles Gujarat University to six online programmes: BA (English), B.Com (General), BCA, MA (English), M.Com (General) and M.Sc (Mathematics). It is not on the 2026-27 distance (ODL) lists, and it offers no online MBA or MCA.
₹5,125 in the first year and ₹4,000 a year after that, by CDOE’s fee structure for Indian students. A ₹500 application fee and an exam fee of ₹250 per subject per semester are extra.
4 years, by the programme pages and the fee structure. The MA, M.Com and M.Sc take 2 years.
The CDOE site doesn’t mention one. Admission depends on the eligibility shown for each programme, such as Class 12 for the UG degrees and a bachelor’s degree for the MA and M.Com.
Online. Gujarat University says exams and results are online, with 30% internal and 70% external marks. You need a laptop or desktop with a camera and microphone.
Gujarat University admits online students twice a year. It hadn’t posted dates for the January 2027 batch when we checked on 23 October 2026; UGC-DEB’s last date for the August 2026 session was 13 October 2026.
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University in Gujarat is also on UGC-DEB’s 2026-27 online list and offers an online MCA and M.Com, and IGNOU teaches by distance. UGC-entitled private online MBAs start at ₹67,000 in total (Mangalayatan University, fee checked 17 October 2026).