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Major Dhyan Chand Sports University Opens Admissions For 12 Programmes, Applications Till July 10

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Major Dhyan Chand Sports University Opens Admissions For 12 Programmes, Applications Till July 10

Major Dhyan Chand Sports University in Meerut has opened admissions for 12 programs, including BPES, B.Sc. Yoga, and specialized diplomas, with applications open until July 10. The university offers direct admission to athletes with international accolades and reserves 10% extra seats for meritorious sportspersons, emphasizing skill-based training and career opportunities in sports sectors.

Major Dhyan Chand Sports University in Meerut has launched admissions for 12 programs under the 2026-27 academic session, including undergraduate, postgraduate, and diploma courses. New offerings include Bachelor of Physical Education and Sports (BPES), B.Sc. Yoga, M.Sc. Yoga, and specialized one-year PG Diploma programs in coaching (Athletics, Badminton, Boxing, Hockey, Kabaddi, Wrestling, Yoga) and Sports Journalism. Admission slots are limited: 50 for BPES, 40 for B.Sc. Yoga, 20 for M.Sc. Yoga, and 15 for the Sports Journalism diploma. Outstanding athletes who represented India at events like the Olympics, Asian Games, or World Championships qualify for direct admission. An additional 10% seats across programs are reserved for meritorious sportspersons, including medalists from Khelo India and School Games Federation competitions. Selection combines Class 12 scores with a fitness test to assess physical capability. Vice-Chancellor Major General Deep Ahlawat highlighted the university’s focus on practical training to foster careers in sports, coaching, fitness, and media. Programs aim to align with Uttar Pradesh’s goals of strengthening sports infrastructure and education. The university’s long-term vision includes supporting athlete development while expanding opportunities in allied sports fields. Applications for all programs remain open until July 10, with online submissions encouraged. The initiative underscores a push for specialized education in sports, catering to both aspiring professionals and established athletes seeking formal training.

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