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JNU PhD Admissions 2025: Candidates can apply online from till July 7. The application correction facility will be available from July 8 to 9.
JNU PhD Admissions 2025 first merit list will be released on August 11 (File Photo/News18)
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has started the application process for PhD programmes for the academic year 2025-26. Interested and eligible candidates can apply online up till July 7. The application correction facility will be available from July 8 to 9. Candidates who want to apply for the admission can do so by visiting the official website of JNU, jnu.ac.in.
JNU PhD Admissions 2025: Full Schedule
Oral exam: July 25 to 31
First merit list: August 11
Second merit list: August 29
Third and final merit list: September 15
Last date for final enrollment and verification: September 30
JNU PhD Admission 2025: Steps To Apply
Step 1: Go to the official JNU admission website at jnuee.jnu.ac.in.
Step 2: Click on the link for PhD Admissions 2025.
Step 3: Register yourself using the required login credentials.
Step 4: Complete the application form by entering your personal, academic, and course preference details.
Step 5: Upload the required documents in the prescribed format and file size.
Step 6: Pay the application fee online using the available payment options.
Step 7: Submit the application and download a copy for future use.
JNUSU Launches Hunger Strike
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) started an indefinite hunger strike on Thursday night against the university’s decision to exclude June 2025 UGC-NET exam candidates from the admission process and its refusal to resume the PhD entrance exam.
JNUSU called the admission process “exclusionary” and “undemocratic,” condemning the exclusion of recent postgraduates who took the June 2025 UGC-NET exam. They argued this decision affects many MA graduates and reiterated their demand to reinstate the JNU PhD Entrance Examination (JNUEE) as a fairer admission method.
The union accused the administration of refusing to engage with elected student representatives and accused the Vice-Chancellor of selective dialogue and administrative high-handedness. JNUSU leaders, including president Nitish Kumar, vice-president Manisha, and general secretary Munteha Fatima, vowed to continue the hunger strike until their demands are met.
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