Archive · 20 Jan 2026
PU Senate Election for Registered Graduates on Sep 20
Panjab University (PU) has announced that the Senate election for 15 Ordinary Fellows from the Registered Graduates’ Constituency will take place on September 20.
To vote, graduates must enrol by February 23 and pay a fee of Rs 15.
Those with outstanding dues must clear them by the same date.
The university has set several deadlines for address changes, claims, and objections, with the final register of graduates to be published on July 27.
Only graduates with at least five years of standing or those holding a Master’s or Doctoral degree from PU are eligible.
The election follows protests against a government notification that sought to change the university’s governance structure, which was later withdrawn.
Panjab University (PU) will hold Senate elections for 15 Ordinary Fellows from the Registered Graduates’ Constituency on September 20.
The last date for fresh enrolment as a Registered Graduate is February 23, with a prescribed fee of Rs 15.
Registered graduate defaulters must clear their outstanding dues by February 23 to be eligible to vote.
The final register of graduates will be published on July 27, following several deadlines for address changes and objections.
Only graduates with at least five years of standing or those holding a Master’s or Doctoral degree from PU are eligible to enrol.
- Who
- Panjab University (PU) and Registered Graduates
- What
- Senate election for 15 Ordinary Fellows
- When
- September 20, with various deadlines leading up to it
- Where
- Panjab University, Chandigarh
- Why
- To elect representatives from the Registered Graduates’ Constituency
- Election Date
- September 20
- Last Date for Fresh Enrolment
- February 23
- Enrolment Fee
- Rs 15
- Eligibility Criteria
- Graduates with 5+ years standing, Master’s or Doctoral degree holders
- Defaulter Deadline
- February 23
- Supplementary Register Notification
- March 24
- Final Register Publication
- July 27
- Eligibility for Enrolment
- Only persons domiciled in India