Vision: From The Desk of The Vice Chancellor
Vision: From The Desk of The Vice Chancellor
1. VISION
A globally acclaimed integrated academic and research institution that creates a vibrant
community of intellectuals and entrepreneurs endowed with Character, Creativity,
Competence and Commitment, who can inspire meaningful transformations to ensure
holistic growth and development of the society.
I extend my earnest call to all aspirants to join Gautam Buddha University, an emerging
global university that inspires growth, continuity and a meaningful transformation in
academic practices. With its fundamental commitment to ensure quality input, our
academic programmes have been designed in line with the best universities around the
world.
We firmly believe that our laurels are earned with constant and constructive up-gradation of
quality and ever-growing quest for perfection. Our programmes of studies are administered
and delivered by our accomplished faculty members drawn from institutions of repute. The
courses offered by the different Schools of the University provide a theoretical foundation in
relevant discipline and hone skills for applying those principles in this globalized context
driven by technology and new media. Breaking away from conventional courses and their
delivery, we are creating new avenues for the young aspirants to explore a whole new set of
knowledge and skills that fit in to the need of the hour.
Mohinder Singh
IAS
3. ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
Gautam Buddha University, established by the Uttar Pradesh Act (9) of 2002, commenced its
first academic session at its 511 acres lush green campus at Greater Noida in August 2008.
The University is fully funded by the New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (NOIDA)
and the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) the undertakings of the
Government of Uttar Pradesh. The University envisions to become a world class centre for
excellence in education with a special focus to serve the under privileged and economically
challenged sections of the society. The University is modeled as a fully residential
educational campus in line with the best institutions of higher learning across the globe. The
uniqueness of its reputation is acknowledged through the format, content and pedagogy of
its programmes and their relevance to the society. The University is recognized by the
University Grants Commission under UGC Act and is a member of the Association of Indian
Universities.
Schools
In order to promote value-based education, research and training, the University has
established following schools, which are:
1. School of Biotechnology
2. School of Applied Sciences
3. School of Law, Justice and Governance*
4. School of Humanities & Social Sciences
5. School of Architecture & Built Environment
6. School of Engineering
7. School of Information & Communication Technology
8. School of Management,
* Construction stage
** Planning stage
4. The Campus
The library, constructed in approximately 1.78 lacs sqft and spread over five storeys,
supports the University‘s mission to contribute to society through its pursuit of education,
learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence. It is the heart of
academic and research activities of the Gautam Buddha University. It has huge volumes of
books and e-journals which cover the disciplines of management, computer science,
information technology, biotechnology, Humanities, and other related areas. The Central
Library is located on the outer circle of the schools as the background of Tathagat’s statue.
The library is well equipped with modern facilities, spacious stack halls, 2000-seating
capacity reading hall, reference sections, catalogue area, multiple self supporting loaning
counters, and is managed by a highly dedicated team of professionals. The Central Library is
fully automated library with libsys and RFID systems.
Library Collection: The collection of the Library in the area of management, science,
technology, engineering, humanities, social sciences, generalia etc. is very strong. The
collection comprises mainly with books, theses, reports, current journals, back volumes,
specifications, standards, video cassette, CD/DVD databases etc. The collection is heavily
used by the faculty, students, alumni members, corporate members, industrial associates,
project coordinators, scholars.
Apart from the printed resources it provides rich online resources like IEEE, ACM, Springer,
Nature, Oxford University Press, Emerald, EBSCO, ECCH online management cases, CMIE
(EIS, Prowess) databases and many other e-journals for scholars and students.
Continuous interaction with the industry helps students to build strong relationship with the
industry professionals. This also helps students to understand the corporate world better
and develop themselves as per the needs of the industry. The Corporate Resource Centre
(CRC) at GBU intends to be the face of the University to the Corporate/Industry. It aims to
facilitate the process of close Industry-University interactions and actively promote new
avenues in experiential learning. The CRC endeavors to bridge the gap between academia
and corporate world. It engages leaders, entrepreneurs, executives, and policy makers to
address students to facilitate practical learning. The CRC helps students in finding
appropriate summer projects and final placements. The CRC involves students strategically
for various events, summer and final placements.
3. INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS
We are carefully crafting our future which ensures qualitative education and training to
students. In our quest for achieving intellectual excellence, we are re-drawing the frontiers
and spreading our wings in all directions to map the limits of academic excellence. To
become a global centre for excellence, we are in the process of formalizing tie ups and
mutual accreditations with many universities in UK, France, Finland, Netherlands, Australia,
Denmark and USA. To take the initiative of the University further, the government of Uttar
Pradesh has introduced special scholarships for students of SC/ST and other economically
challenged students of the society enabling 50% of them to meet their expenses for one
semester at a university abroad for their travel, stay and course fees.
The University is in the process to have tie-ups and mutual accreditations with more than 15
universities in UK, USA, Australia and other major developed European countries. In this
regard the University has signed MoUs with the Queensland University of Technology,
Brisbane, Australia, the International Business Academy, Kolding Denmark, Manchester
Metropolitan University, UK, and Sheffield Hallam University, UK.
During the session 2009-10, our students of MBA, School of Management went to Denmark
to attend Summer School Programme at the International Business Academy, Kolding,
Denmark for one semester to study "The European Management Perspective". In the
session 2010-11, our students of MBA, School of Management and M.Tech., School of
Information and Communication Technology went to Sheffield Hallam University, UK.
Admissions 2011- 12
S.No. Name of the Programme Eligibility Duration & No. of Entrance Test to
Seats* be taken
S.No Name of the Programme Eligibility Duration & No. of Entrance Test to
. Seats* be taken
1 M. Planning in Urban & Regional Planning B. Arch/ B.E. or B. Tech in Civil GPT
2 years
Engineering, with minimum 50%
(4 semesters)
marks (40% for SC/ST) or
equivalent grade
20
20
4. Graduation in any discipline of life GPT
sciences, from any
M. Tech. (Biotech.) for Science Graduates University/college established by 3 years
law, with minimum 50% marks (6 semesters)
(Specialization in Bio-Informatics/ Food (40% for SC/ST) or equivalent
Technology/ Genetic Engg.) grade. 60
11. M.Tech. (ICT) for Science Graduates Graduation in science with GPT
mathematics or BCA from any 3 years
(Specialization in Software Engg. / VLSI recognized college/University with (6 semesters)
Design / Wireless Comm. & Networks) minimum 50% marks (40% for
SC/ST) or equivalent grade 60
12. M. Tech. in Environmental Science and Graduation with Physics, GPT
Engineering for Science Graduates Chemistry and Mathematics from
3 years
any recognized college/University
(6 semesters)
with minimum 50% marks (40% for
SC/ST) or equivalent grade
20
* Fees may be revised as approved by the competent authority from time to time.
For MBA programme students will be selected on the basis of written test (GPT-2011)
followed by a group discussion and personal interview. For M.Tech. (Engineering/ICT)
written test and/or academic record and/or an interview will be the basis for selection. For
all other remaining programmes the admission will be based on the performance in the
written test only.
Please note:
1. The selection to the programme shall be provisional until the candidate furnishes all
required documents and testimonials including final results of the qualifying examination.
2. The candidate should have completed all the requirements (theory/practical, and viva-
voce) of the award of qualifying examination before the commencement of the session. It is
mandatory for all such candidates to submit the final results of the qualifying examination
by 30 September 2011.
The GPT-2011 and GPTU-2011 will be held at following centres. Candidates are advised to
give three choices of test centres. The centre may be cancelled if the required number of
students fails to opt for a particular centre in a specific test. Request of any change in the
choice for test centre shall not be entertained under any circumstance.
City Code
Lucknow 03
Kota 04
Guwahati 05
How to apply
2. Applications are invited only in the prescribed format of the University. Filled
in forms should be sent to The Chairman Admissions, Administrative
Building, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida, Gautam Budh Nagar-
201 308 (U.P.) alongwith the application fee as mentioned below:
Admit Card
1. Admit card will be sent by post to the each candidate by 20 th April, 2011 and list of the
candidates alongwith name of the test centre will be displayed on GBU website. If a
candidate fails to receive the admit card by stipulated date, he/she may contact
examination section latest by 30th April, 2011 on phone or by e-mail. Contact phone no.
is 0120-2344234 and e-mail address is [email protected].
2. Any plea that a candidate failed to receive the information for appearing in GPT
2011/GPTU-2011 will not be accepted as a ground for the refund of fee or other
redressal. Gautam Buddha University may withdraw the permission to appear in GPT-
2011/GPTU-2011 granted by mistake/false information to a candidate who is not eligible
to appear in mentioned examination even though an Admit Card is issued and produced
by the candidate before the concerned Centre superintendent at the examination
centre.
3. Since successful candidates are required to produce the admit card at the time of
admission, it should be carefully preserved until the admission process is completed.
4. Issuance of admit card doesn’t ensure the eligibility of the programme.
Reservation
The admissions in different programs of GBU are open for all citizens of India- irrespective of
class, creed or sex. Reservation for different categories of students belonging to U.P. &
other states shall be made as per provisions of Gautam Buddha University Act, as applicable
at the time of admission. As per the present status, in each school 23% of the total seats will
be reserved for SC/ST candidates and 27% for other backward classes (OBC). Apart from
this, horizontal reservation within the category is also applicable which is as follows
The results of GPT 2011 and GPTU-2011 will be declared within 10 days.
Important Instructions
USE OF MOBILE PHONE ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR, LOG TABLE, SLIDE RULER IS NOT
PERMISSIBLE
Candidates should report to the examination hall half an hour before the start of
examination. No entry shall be allowed after test starts.
Candidates must bring black or blue ball point pen for filling entries in the answer
sheet.
Exchange of pen/pencil/ sharpener etc is strictly not allowed in the examination hall.
If the candidate is found in possession of books / any other printed material / any
other paper from which he /she might take assistance, he/she is liable to be treated
as DISQUALIFIED. Similarly, if the candidate is found giving or obtaining, (or
attempting to give or obtain) assistance from any source, he or she is liable to be
DISQUALIFIED.
A candidate must preserve his / her admit card until the examination process is over
, since it will be required at the time of GD And Personal Interview
The Duplicate admit card shall be issued to the candidate a day before the
entrance test, from 10A.M to 5 PM (but not on the date of examination) at the
prescribed examination centre, in the city of exam.
o Two passport size photographs (Black & white), similar to that pasted on
the application form.
o Proof of having submitted the application form, indicating its number
The Chairman - Admissions