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Mahatma Gandhi University

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Last Verified DateNovember 10, 2026
Application LinkApply via the official page
Official Sourcehttps://ucica.mgu.ac.in/

Why Mahatma Gandhi University stands out

Mahatma Gandhi University is a public state university in Kottayam, in the central Kerala district known for letters, lakes and latex. Its teaching departments and affiliated colleges cover a wide sweep of subjects, from sciences and social sciences to law, management and the humanities. For international students the university runs a dedicated centre, the University Centre for International Co-operation, which has coordinated foreign admissions for years and supports students with accommodation and their stay in Kerala.

What you can study

International students are admitted to undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes across the university’s schools and affiliated colleges. The strongest areas are the sciences, arts and humanities, social sciences, business and law, including newer fields such as artificial intelligence. Admission lists published by the university for 2026-27 cover all three degree levels, so an international student can plan a full academic path from a first degree to a PhD.

International admissions

Applications come through the University Centre for International Co-operation, either as ICCR-sponsored or Study in India scholarship students or as self-supporting students. An additional share of seats above the sanctioned strength is earmarked for foreign students in postgraduate programmes, and admitted international students are exempted from the entrance examination and from the usual eligibility, equivalence, matriculation, recognition and migration formalities. A valid student visa and original certificates are needed on arrival. See the official foreign admissions page for the current process.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do international students apply?

Through the University Centre for International Co-operation, either as ICCR or Study in India scholarship students or as self-supporting applicants, as described on the official foreign admissions page.

Do international students sit an entrance test?

No. The university’s admission orders state that admitted international students are exempted from the entrance examination and from the usual eligibility, equivalence, matriculation, recognition and migration formalities.

Which degree levels are open to international students?

Undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes, according to the university’s published international admission lists for 2026-27.

What are the tuition fees for international students?

No current international tuition figure was published on the official pages checked, so applicants should ask the University Centre for International Co-operation for the fee for their programme.

Is accommodation provided?

Yes, the university states that international students joining university departments stay in the international student hostel managed or approved by the University Centre for International Co-operation.

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