How to Find PG Admission Information and Apply on the Davangere University Website

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To find PG admission information on the Davangere University site, start from the Student menu and open Admission, where the P.G. ADMISSION NOTIFICATION and the UUCMS LINK are listed. The site presents the application route as the UUCMS link rather than a separate in-house form, so the practical sequence is: read the notification, open the UUCMS link, and complete the application there. The site does not publish a step-by-step application walkthrough, fee amounts, or deadline dates on the pages captured, so treat the notification itself as the authoritative source for dates and eligibility.

Where the admission links sit on the site

The navigation groups admission material under Student, alongside related items:

Menu area What you will find
Student → Admission P.G. ADMISSION NOTIFICATION, UUCMS LINK, Application Received
Student Prospectus, PG Center Facilities, Student Scholarship, Student Grievance
Academics Department and faculty listings, UG and PG syllabi, academic calendar
Examination Exam circulars, time tables, results, exam fee notifications

Two entries are easy to overlook but useful: Application Received under the Student section, which is the natural place to confirm that a submitted application has been logged, and Prospectus, which typically carries programme details and eligibility rules.

Step-by-step: from notification to submitted application

  1. Open the PG Admission Notification. Go to Student → Admission and open the P.G. ADMISSION NOTIFICATION. Read it for the programmes on offer, eligibility, important dates, and document requirements. This is the controlling document; anything else on the site is secondary to it.
  2. Open the UUCMS LINK. The same section carries the UUCMS link. UUCMS is the state unified university and college management system used for admissions, so the application is completed on that platform rather than on the university's own pages.
  3. Register and fill the application on UUCMS. Expect to create an account, select the programme and PG centre, and upload the certificates the notification asks for. The university site does not reproduce the UUCMS screens, so follow the prompts on that platform.
  4. Pay through the challan route if instructed. The site lists a Payment Bank Challan under the CDC area and an Exam Fee Notification under Examination. These are separate from the admission application; use the payment method named in the admission notification itself rather than assuming either applies.
  5. Verify receipt. Return to Student → Admission → Application Received to check that your application is recorded, and keep the UUCMS acknowledgement.
  6. Track later stages. Results, exam circulars, and time tables appear under Examination; the Student Portal and DU Portal are the login points for continuing students.

What to read before you apply

  • Prospectus — programme structure, eligibility, and intake details.
  • PG Center Facilities — what is available at the postgraduate centres, useful when choosing where to study.
  • Departments and faculty pages — confirm that the department offering your subject is listed and see its faculty.
  • Academic Calendar — term dates that affect joining.
  • Student Scholarship and SC/ST Cell, OBC Cell — support schemes worth checking alongside admission.

The site also lists campus information for Jnanagangotri, Turuvanur Campus, and Hariyabbe Campus, which helps if your programme is taught at a specific campus.

Checking status and getting help

  • Application Received under Student → Admission is the first place to confirm submission.
  • Student Grievance and the Ombudsperson entries under Student are the formal channels if something goes wrong with an application.
  • Contact us carries the university's contact details; the site does not list a dedicated admissions phone line or email on the captured pages, so use the general contact route and quote your UUCMS application number.
  • Feedback is available for general comments but is not an application support channel.

Common sticking points

  • Assuming the university site hosts the form. It does not; the UUCMS link is the entry point, and the notification governs the process.
  • Missing the notification. Admission notices are posted as circulars, so check the Admission section rather than relying on a general search.
  • Confusing fee pages. The Bank Challan and Exam Fee Notification serve different purposes from the admission fee; follow the notification.
  • No published dates or fees on the site pages reviewed. Confirm current deadlines, fees, and eligibility in the notification or with the university before acting, since these change each cycle.