Faculty and Staff
- Faculty of Arts
- School of Studies in English
- School of Studies in Hindi
- School of Studies in JyotirVigyan
- School of Studies in Foreign Languages
- School of Studies in Sanskrit
- School of Studies in Philosophy
- Faculty of Physical Sciences
- School of Studies in Chemistry and Bio-Chemistry
- School of Studies in Geology
- School of Studies in Mathematics
- School of Studies in Physics
- School of Studies in Statistics
- Institute of Pharmacy
- School of Studies in Earth Science
- Faculty of Education
- School of Studies in Continuing Education
- Faculty of Commerce
- School of Studies in Commerce
- Faculty of Information Technology
- Institute of Computer Science
- School of Studies in Library & Information Science
- Faculty of Management
- Pt. J.N. Institute of Business Management
- Faculty of Social Sciences
- School of Studies in Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology
- School of Studies in Economics
- School of Studies in Political Science and Public Administration
- School of Studies in Sociology
- Ambedkar Peeth
- Faculty of Life Sciences
- Institute of Environment Management & Plant Sciences - Environment
- School of Studies in Zoology and Biotechnology
- Institute of Environment Management & Plant Sc.- Microbiology
- School of Studies in Botany
- Faculty of Medicine
- Rukmaniben Deepchand Gardi Medical College, Ujjain
1974-75 was the last session when the university provided a MBBS degree, in 2001 RDGMC came in existence and the university once again got a Medical Faculty.
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