University established through Act no. 47 of 2013 in Karnataka State and is approved by UGC, Govt. of India
Admissions @ GCU
Graduate from a beautiful university in the heart of Bangalore with few steps
Fill the online enquiry form and register. (https://admissions.gardencity.university)
Pay the registration fees and receive a confirmation of payment.
Conditional offer letter is sent on your registered email ID.
Student ID Number is generated a profile is created for the candidate.
Pay the first installment fee and confirm your preliminary admissions for your preferred program in GCU.
Fill the final application form and upload documents for verification, along with a statement of purpose and letter of recommendation of the candidates.
After completing all the above steps, the candidate will be receiving their admit card along with their Admissions letter.
GCU - ACADEMIC ENGAGEMENT THROUGH ONLINE MODE (ATOM)
To ensure that students do not miss on academic sessions on account of covid-19 and the ensuing lockdown, the digital learning support division of Garden City University has developed an academic engagement process through an online eco-system for fresh undergraduate students seeking admission in the first semester for all GCU degree programmes.
The advantage of this system is the seamless integration into the on-campus class mode when lockdown due to covid-19 will be completely lifted. It also helps aspirants who are awaiting results to be a part of this ecosystem so they do not have to face any academic loss. At the same time, they will have no difficulty to move into the on campus classes mode once they complete their qualifying examination and results are announced.
Student Aspirants who enroll at Garden City University would get access to GCU - ATOM on payment of Rs.25000/- (for students who have studied in India) or $500 (for International and NRI students). Further, they will be admitted into the desired GRADUATE program and whenever the lockdown period ends, the student can submit their documents, pay the balance fees and attend the on campus classes. The amount paid earlier will be adjusted against the first year fee.