Allahabad University Post Graduate Admission Test

Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Overview

Allahabad University PGAT 2024 is scheduled to be conducted in June 2024. The exam is known as the Post Graduate Admission Test (PGAT).

PGAT – I, LL.B., M.Com. and LL.M. will be conducted in both online and offline mode. The Entrance Test for PGAT – II and IPS courses will be conducted in online mode only.

• Application fee for the exam is INR 600 for the general category and INR 300 for other students.
• Only candidates who possess a graduate degree in a relevant field will be eligible to appear for the exam.
• Candidates entering misleading or incomplete information will be rejected straight away.

Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Important Dates

The registration process for PGAT 2024 begins in April 2024. The entrance examination will be held in June 2024.

Events	Dates
Commencement of Online/Offline Registration	April, 2024
Closing of Online/Offline Registration	May, 2024
Admit Cards will be available from	Last week of May 2024
Date of Entrance Examination	June, 2024
Result Declaration	Last week of June 2024

Allahabad University PGAT Eligibility Criteria

Candidates need to fulfill the eligibility criteria to get admission through PGAT 2024. A candidate's candidature shall stand canceled at any stage if he/she is found to be ineligible for the admission test.

• Age Limit: There is no set age limit specified for a candidate to appear for the test.
• Number of Attempts: A candidate can attempt the exam as many times as he wants as there are no attempt-specific rules laid down by the University.
• Academic Qualifications: Candidates who have appeared/passed the qualifying graduate examination of the University of Allahabad or an Examination of a University/Institution recognized by UGC are eligible.

How to Apply for Allahabad University PGAT 2024

The Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Application Form can be filled through online mode only, from the official website of Allahabad University. Candidates can follow the steps given below to apply.

1. Visit the official website of Allahabad University, which is www.allduniv.ac.in.
2. From the home page, click on 'AU Admissions 2024.'
3. Four different kinds of tests will be shown there. The candidate has to select PGAT 2024 and proceed further.
4. Select the class/course for which they want to apply.
5. Open the application form and start filling in the details.
6. After filling all the details, upload your photograph and signature.
7. Once uploaded, click on the submit button.
8. Candidates are advised to preview the application form before clicking the submit button, so any error can be removed.
9. After clicking the submit button, candidates will be directed to the payments page.
10. Make the payment through Net Banking, Credit or Debit Card.
11. The application fee for Allahabad University PGAT 2024 is INR 600 for General Category students and INR 300 for all other categories.
12. After making the payment, the application form is complete. Candidates are advised to take a printout of the successfully submitted application form for future reference.

Guidelines to Fill the Application Form

An application form once submitted cannot be altered. The application fee once paid is non-refundable. Candidates should be attentive while filling the form as they cannot revise it later.

Here are some guidelines candidates can follow while filling the application form:

• Keep all required documents ready before starting the application.
• Check all entered details carefully before final submission.
• Ensure the photograph and signature are uploaded in the specified format.

Important Instructions for Filling the Application Form

Details entered in the application form must match the details on other certificates, such as the Class 10 certificate. Entering incorrect or incomplete details may lead to rejection of the application form.

Candidates must use the preview button to check the form before submitting it. It is advisable to read the Information Brochure and Guidelines on the website before starting to fill the form.

Candidates should take a printout of the form after completing it. The scanned photograph and signature must be uploaded in JPG format.

• Maximum size of scanned photograph: 80kb
• Maximum size of scanned signature: 80kb
• File format for both: JPG

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 Exam Pattern: Overview

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 (Post Graduate Admission Test) is conducted by the University of Allahabad for admission to postgraduate programmes across arts, science, commerce, law, and professional streams. The exam consists of 150 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for a total of 300 marks and must be completed in 3 hours (180 minutes).

PGAT-I is available in both online (Computer-Based Test) and offline (OMR) modes. PGAT-II is conducted online only. The exam is scheduled for June 15–18, 2026.

Particulars	Details
Conducting Body	University of Allahabad
Exam Mode	Online (CBT) and Offline (OMR) for PGAT-I; Online (CBT) for PGAT-II and LLB
Duration	3 hours (180 minutes) for PGAT-I and PGAT-II; 2 hours (120 minutes) for LLB
Total Questions	150
Total Marks	300
Question Type	Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) only
Negative Marking	-0.5 marks per wrong answer (No negative marking for LLB)
Medium	English; Bilingual (Hindi and English) for LLB Part I
Sections	2 (Section A: General Studies + Section B: Subject-Specific); 3 parts for LLB
Minimum Qualifying Marks	33% (99 marks out of 300)
Exam Dates	June 15–18, 2026
Official Website	allduniv.ac.in

Exam Structure and Marking Scheme

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 is a 3-hour test with 150 questions for 300 marks — each question carries 2 marks. The paper has 2 sections: Section A (General Studies — 50 questions, 100 marks) and Section B (Subject-Specific — 100 questions, 200 marks).

• Correct answer earns +2 marks; a wrong answer deducts 0.5 mark in PGAT-I and PGAT-II.
• The LLB programme has a separate 2-hour exam with 3 parts and no negative marking — attempt all questions.
• PGAT-I is available in both online (CBT) and offline (OMR) modes; PGAT-II is online only.
• Section B carries 200 out of 300 marks — strong subject knowledge is your primary score driver.
• The PGAT 2026 exam is scheduled for June 15–18, 2026; the admit card is expected to be released shortly before the exam.

Programme-Wise Exam Details

PGAT-I covers conventional PG programmes (MA, M.Sc, M.Com). PGAT-II covers professional programmes (MBA, B.Ed, M.P.Ed, MFA, Mass Communication). The LLB programme uses a separate three-part structure with a different duration and no negative marking.

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 is a fully objective (MCQ-based) test — no descriptive or subjective questions appear in any programme’s paper. The exam covers general studies knowledge in Section A and programme-specific subject knowledge in Section B.

Official Link

Direct Link	URL
Allahabad University PG Admission 2026-27 Official Page	allduniv.ac.in — PG Admission 2026-27

Allahabad University PGAT 2026: Exam Pattern at a Glance

The Allahabad University Post Graduate Admission Test (PGAT) 2026 has three different exam patterns. The pattern depends on the programme you are applying for.

There are two main tests: PGAT-I for conventional postgraduate courses and PGAT-II for professional courses. The LLB programme has a separate, shorter exam.

Parameter	PGAT-I (Conventional PG)	PGAT-II (Professional PG)	LLB Programme
Programmes Covered	MA, M.Sc, M.Com and allied courses	MBA, B.Ed, M.Ed, M.P.Ed, MFA, Mass Communication	LLB (3-Year), LLM
Exam Mode	Online (CBT) and Offline (OMR)	Online (CBT) only	Online (CBT) only
Duration	3 hours (180 minutes)	3 hours (180 minutes)	2 hours (120 minutes)
Total Questions	150	150	150
Total Marks	300	300	300
Sections / Parts	2 (Section A + Section B)	2 (Section A + Section B)	3 (Part I + Part II + Part III)
Question Type	MCQ (Single Correct)	MCQ (Single Correct)	MCQ (Single Correct)
Marks per Question	+2	+2	+2
Negative Marking	-0.5 per wrong answer	-0.5 per wrong answer	None
Medium	English	English	Bilingual (Hindi + English for Part I); English for Parts II and III
Minimum Qualifying Marks	33%	33%	33%

Allahabad University PGAT 2026: Important Dates

The PGAT 2026 exam is scheduled for June 15–18, 2026. Candidates should confirm their admit card and exam centre details from the official portal without delay.

Upcoming events are listed first below, followed by completed milestones.

Event	Date	Status
Admit Card Release	To be announced (expected before June 15)	Expected soon
PGAT 2026 Exam	June 15–18, 2026	Upcoming
Answer Key Release	To be announced	After exam
Objection Filing Window	To be announced	After answer key
Result Declaration	To be announced	After exam
Online Registration Start	May 5, 2026	(Over)
Application and Fee Payment Deadline (Extended)	May 28, 2026	(Over)

Source: University of Allahabad — PG Admission 2026-27

Allahabad University PGAT 2026: Detailed Exam Pattern

The Allahabad University PGAT 2026 paper follows a two-section structure for PGAT-I and PGAT-II. Section A (General Studies) is compulsory for all students and is identical across all programme types, while Section B is entirely subject-specific and varies based on the postgraduate programme you are applying to.

The LLB programme follows a distinct three-part paper of shorter duration.

PGAT-I and PGAT-II: Section-Wise Pattern

Section	Area	No. of Questions	Marks per Question	Total Marks	Duration
Section A	General Studies (Compulsory — all students)	50	2	100	—
Section B	Subject-Specific (Programme-based)	100	2	200	—
Total	—	150	—	300 marks	180 minutes

Note: Both sections are compulsory — there is no internal choice. You must attempt all 150 questions. No per-section time limit applies; you manage the full 180 minutes across both sections.

LLB Programme: Part-Wise Pattern

Part	Area	No. of Questions	Marks per Question	Total Marks	Duration
Part I	Language Comprehension (Hindi: 25 + English: 25)	50	2	100	—
Part II	General Awareness and Current Affairs	50	2	100	—
Part III	Reasoning, Mental Ability and Legal Aptitude	50	2	100	—
Total	—	150	—	300 marks	120 minutes

Note: The LLB exam has no negative marking — you should attempt all 150 questions without fear of penalty for wrong answers.

Allahabad University PGAT Marking Scheme 2026

Each correct answer in the PGAT 2026 exam carries +2 marks. The total marks for the paper are 300.

For PGAT-I and PGAT-II, a wrong answer leads to a deduction of 0.5 marks. There is no negative marking in the LLB programme.

The minimum qualifying marks for all three exams are 33%.

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 Marking Scheme

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 applies a differential marking scheme based on the programme type. Candidates appearing for PGAT-I (conventional PG) and PGAT-II (professional PG) lose 0.5 marks for every wrong MCQ response. LLB aspirants face no such deduction.

Negative marking of 0.5 marks applies to all MCQs in PGAT-I and PGAT-II. Avoid random guessing when you are unsure.

Programme Type	Marks for Correct Answer	Marks for Wrong Answer	Marks for Unattempted
MCQ — PGAT-I (Conventional PG: MA, M.Sc, M.Com)	+2	-0.5	0
MCQ — PGAT-II (Professional PG: MBA, B.Ed, M.P.Ed, MFA)	+2	-0.5	0
MCQ — LLB Programme (3-Year LLB, LLM)	+2	0 (No negative marking)	0

There is no negative marking for the LLB programme. Attempt all 150 questions to maximise your score.

You need a minimum of 33% marks (99 out of 300) to qualify in Allahabad University PGAT 2026. This makes you eligible for the merit list.

Allahabad University PGAT Subject-Wise Exam Pattern 2026

Section A of PGAT 2026 tests general knowledge and aptitude. It is common across all programmes. Section B is entirely programme-specific — the subjects you answer depend on the postgraduate programme you are applying for. You do not mix subjects from different streams in Section B.

Section A: General Studies Topics (Common for All — 50 Questions, 100 Marks)

Topic	Description
General Knowledge and Current Affairs	National and international events, recent developments
Indian History, Polity and Economy	Historical events, constitutional provisions, economic concepts and policies
Indian and World Geography	Physical, political, and economic geography
General Science and Environmental Studies	Basic science concepts, ecology, and environmental awareness
Logical Reasoning and Mental Ability	Verbal and non-verbal reasoning, puzzles, series, analogies
Numerical Aptitude and Data Interpretation	Arithmetic, percentage, ratio, tables, charts, and graphs
English Language and Comprehension	Grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, error detection

Section B: Arts Stream (100 Questions, 200 Marks)

Subject	Programme	No. of Questions	Total Marks
Hindi	MA Hindi	100	200
English	MA English	100	200
Sanskrit	MA Sanskrit	100	200
History	MA History	100	200
Political Science	MA Political Science	100	200
Sociology / Psychology / Philosophy / Geography	MA in respective disciplines	100	200

Section B: Science Stream (100 Questions, 200 Marks)

Subject	Programme	No. of Questions	Total Marks
Physics	M.Sc Physics	100	200
Chemistry	M.Sc Chemistry	100	200
Mathematics	M.Sc Mathematics	100	200
Statistics	M.Sc Statistics	100	200
Botany / Zoology / Biochemistry	M.Sc in respective life science disciplines	100	200
Computer Science	M.Sc Computer Science / MCA	100	200

Section B: Commerce Stream (100 Questions, 200 Marks)

Subject Area	Topics Covered	No. of Questions	Total Marks
Commerce and Management	Accounting, Business Statistics, Economics, Management, Banking and Finance	100	200

LLB Programme: Part-Wise Subject Distribution (150 Questions, 300 Marks)

Part	Subject / Area	No. of Questions	Total Marks
Part I	Language Comprehension (Hindi: 25 questions + English: 25 questions)	50	100
Part II	General Awareness and Current Affairs	50	100
Part III	Reasoning, Mental Ability and Legal Aptitude	50	100

Allahabad University PGAT Question Types 2026

The exam uses multiple-choice questions (MCQs) across all sections. Each question carries equal weight in the total marks calculation.

Question Format in Allahabad University PGAT 2026

All questions in Allahabad University PGAT 2026 are Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with four answer options. You must select the single correct option for each question.

There are no multi-select, numerical, descriptive, or assertion-reason questions in any PGAT paper.

Question Type	Description	Sections Applicable	Negative Marking
MCQ — Single Correct	Four options; one correct answer per question	All sections across PGAT-I, PGAT-II, and LLB	-0.5 (PGAT-I and PGAT-II); None (LLB)

• All 150 questions follow the MCQ format — there are no descriptive, numerical, or passage-based multi-question sets.
• Each question offers 4 options with exactly 1 correct answer.
• In CBT mode, you can use the on-screen question palette to flag questions for review and return to them before final submission.
• In OMR mode (available for PGAT-I), darken the correct bubble carefully — overwriting or double-marking can cause scanning errors and loss of marks.
• No optional questions exist — all 150 questions from both sections (or all three parts for LLB) are compulsory.

Exam Pattern Changes: 2026 vs Previous Year

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 maintains the same structural framework as in 2025. No changes in the total number of questions, total marks, section structure, or marking scheme have been officially notified for 2026.

The two-section format (Section A + Section B) for PGAT-I and PGAT-II, and the three-part LLB structure, remain unchanged. The registration portal URL was updated for the new cycle.

Parameter	2025	2026	Change
Total Questions	150	150	No change
Total Marks	300	300	No change
Marks per Question	+2	+2	No change
Duration — General PGAT (I and II)	3 hours	3 hours	No change
Duration — LLB Programme	2 hours	2 hours	No change
Negative Marking (PGAT-I / PGAT-II)	-0.5 per wrong answer	-0.5 per wrong answer	No change
Negative Marking (LLB)	None	None	No change
Section A (General Studies)	50 questions, 100 marks	50 questions, 100 marks	No change
Section B (Subject-Specific)	100 questions, 200 marks	100 questions, 200 marks	No change
Exam Mode — PGAT-I	Online (CBT) and Offline (OMR)	Online (CBT) and Offline (OMR)	No change
Exam Mode — PGAT-II / LLB	Online (CBT) only	Online (CBT) only	No change
Minimum Qualifying Marks	33%	33%	No change
Registration Portal	aupravesh2025.cbtexam.in	aupravesh2026.cbtexam.in	URL updated for 2026 cycle

Preparation Strategy Based on the Exam Pattern

The PGAT 2026 pattern gives you a clear roadmap for preparation. Section B (200 marks) is your primary score driver — deep subject knowledge here separates merit-list qualifiers from the rest.

With the exam on June 15–18, 2026, these pattern-derived tips are focused on last-minute, high-impact revision.

1. Concentrate on Section B first: Section B carries 200 of 300 marks (67%). If you are short on time, prioritise your subject-specific topics — this is where most of your score comes from.
2. Revise Section A systematically: General Studies contributes 100 marks and rewards consistent preparation. Current affairs, logical reasoning, and English comprehension can be revised quickly and deliver reliable marks across all programme types.
3. Pace yourself at 72 seconds per question: With 150 questions in 180 minutes, you have just over a minute per question. Practice timed MCQ sets to build the speed and accuracy needed to finish the full paper comfortably.
4. Apply strategic skipping in PGAT-I and PGAT-II: A wrong answer costs 0.5 marks. If you are genuinely unsure, skip and move on — unattempted questions are safer than incorrect ones when the probability of guessing right is low.
5. LLB students: attempt every question: There is no negative marking in the LLB exam. Even an educated guess carries no downside — maximise your score by responding to all 150 questions.
6. OMR mode checklist (PGAT-I offline students): Carry a black or blue ballpoint pen as specified. Darken one bubble fully per question — stray marks, double-bubbling, or erasing can invalidate a response during scanning.
7. CBT mode strategy: Use the on-screen question palette to mark difficult questions for review. Attempt the questions you know confidently first, then return to flagged ones with remaining time before final submission.

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 Exam Pattern

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 is held in both online (CBT) and offline (OMR) modes. PGAT-II, which covers professional programmes like MBA and B.Ed, is conducted online only. The LLB programme exam is also held in online (CBT) mode only.

Total Questions and Marks

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 has 150 questions in total. The total marks for the exam is 300.

• Section A (General Studies) has 50 compulsory questions.
• Section B (Subject-Specific) has 100 questions.
• Each question carries 2 marks.
• Section A accounts for 100 marks.
• Section B accounts for 200 marks.
• The LLB exam also has 150 questions and carries 300 total marks.

Marking Scheme

Each correct answer earns +2 marks. The marking scheme differs between PGAT and the LLB exam.

Programme	Correct Answer	Wrong Answer	Unattempted
PGAT-I and PGAT-II	+2 marks	-0.5 marks	0 marks
LLB	+2 marks	0 marks	0 marks

PGAT-I and PGAT-II carry a negative marking of 0.5 marks per wrong MCQ answer. The LLB programme exam has no negative marking at all.

Exam Duration

PGAT-I and PGAT-II are 3 hours (180 minutes) long. The LLB programme exam is shorter at 2 hours (120 minutes).

No per-section time limit is imposed. You manage the total duration across all sections on your own.

Sections in the Exam

PGAT-I and PGAT-II have two sections. The LLB exam is divided into three parts.

PGAT-I and PGAT-II Sections

• Section A: General Studies, 50 questions, 100 marks — compulsory for all.
• Section B: Subject-Specific, 100 questions, 200 marks — based on your programme.

LLB Exam Parts

• Part I: Language Comprehension, 50 questions.
• Part II: General Awareness, 50 questions.
• Part III: Reasoning and Legal Aptitude, 50 questions.

Section A Subjects

Section A covers General Studies topics. All 50 questions from Section A are compulsory regardless of the programme you apply for.

• General Knowledge and Current Affairs (national and international)
• Indian History
• Polity and Economy
• Indian and World Geography
• General Science and Environmental Studies
• Logical Reasoning and Mental Ability
• Numerical Aptitude and Data Interpretation
• English Language and Comprehension

Difference Between PGAT-I and PGAT-II

PGAT-I covers conventional postgraduate programmes. PGAT-II covers professional programmes.

• PGAT-I: MA, M.Sc, M.Com and allied courses — available in both online and offline modes.
• PGAT-II: MBA, B.Ed, M.Ed, M.P.Ed, MFA, and Mass Communication — conducted in online mode only.

Both follow the same 150-question, 300-mark, 3-hour format with identical marking schemes.

Compulsory Questions

All 150 questions in Allahabad University PGAT 2026 are compulsory. There is no internal choice within either section.

You must respond to questions from both Section A and Section B, or all three parts for the LLB exam, as part of the same paper.

Minimum Qualifying Score

You need a minimum of 33% marks to qualify in Allahabad University PGAT 2026. This means 99 marks out of 300.

Scoring above this threshold makes you eligible for consideration in the merit list and the subsequent admission process.

Exam Schedule

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 is scheduled for June 15–18, 2026. The exam is spread across multiple dates to accommodate students across different programmes and exam centres.

The admit card is expected to be released from the official portal before the exam begins.

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 Exam Pattern

The Allahabad University PGAT 2026 exam has 150 questions in total. The total marks for the exam is 300.

Each question carries 2 marks. Section A accounts for 100 marks and Section B accounts for 200 marks.

Mode of Examination

PGAT-I 2026 is conducted in both online (CBT) and offline (OMR) modes. PGAT-II is conducted online only.

The LLB programme exam is also held in online (CBT) mode only.

Exam Duration

PGAT-I and PGAT-II are 3 hours (180 minutes) long. The LLB programme exam is 2 hours (120 minutes) long.

There is no per-section time limit. You manage the total duration across all sections on your own.

Test Structure

PGAT-I and PGAT-II have two sections. Section A is compulsory for all candidates.

• Section A: General Studies, 50 questions, 100 marks
• Section B: Subject-Specific, 100 questions, 200 marks

The LLB exam is divided into three parts, each with 50 questions.

• Part I: Language Comprehension
• Part II: General Awareness
• Part III: Reasoning and Legal Aptitude

Section A Subjects

Section A covers General Studies topics. All 50 questions from Section A are compulsory regardless of the programme you apply for.

• General Knowledge and Current Affairs (national and international)
• Indian History, Polity and Economy
• Indian and World Geography
• General Science and Environmental Studies
• Logical Reasoning and Mental Ability
• Numerical Aptitude and Data Interpretation
• English Language and Comprehension

Marking Scheme

Each correct answer earns +2 marks. Unattempted questions earn 0 marks.

Programme	Correct Answer	Wrong Answer	Unattempted
PGAT-I and PGAT-II	+2 marks	-0.5 marks	0 marks
LLB	+2 marks	0 marks	0 marks

The LLB programme exam has no negative marking at all.

Difference Between PGAT-I and PGAT-II

PGAT-I covers conventional postgraduate programmes. These include MA, M.Sc, M.Com and allied courses.

PGAT-II covers professional programmes. These include MBA, B.Ed, M.Ed, M.P.Ed, MFA, and Mass Communication.

Both follow the same 150-question, 300-mark, 3-hour format with identical marking schemes.

Compulsory Questions

All 150 questions in Allahabad University PGAT 2026 are compulsory. There is no internal choice within either section.

You must respond to questions from both Section A and Section B. For the LLB exam, you must respond to all three parts as part of the same paper.

Minimum Qualifying Score

You need a minimum of 33% marks to qualify in Allahabad University PGAT 2026. This means 99 marks out of 300.

Scoring above this threshold makes you eligible for consideration in the merit list and the subsequent admission process.

Exam Schedule

Allahabad University PGAT 2026 is scheduled for June 15-18, 2026. The exam is spread across multiple dates to accommodate students across different programmes and exam centres.

The admit card is expected to be released from the official portal before the exam begins.

Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Result

The Allahabad University PGAT 2024 result has been announced on the official website. Candidates can check the result by entering their roll number and registration number.

• The result is available on the official website allduniv.ac.in.
• The result is based on the marks obtained by candidates in the exam.
• Shortlisted candidates are eligible for admission into the university.
• Counselling and seat allotment happen after the merit list is announced.

Result link: Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Result Link

Important Dates of Allahabad University PGAT 2024

The important dates for Allahabad University PGAT 2024 are listed below.

Events	Dates
Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Result	July 16, 2024
Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Merit List	to be announced
Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Counselling	to be announced
Commencement of classes	to be announced

How to Check Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Result

Allahabad University has released the results of the Postgraduate Admission Test. The results are available only online, and the merit list is published as the final result.

Follow these steps to check the result:

1. Go to the official website of Allahabad University and click on the Admission Tab.
2. Links stating "PGAT 1 2024 Result" and "PGAT 2 2024 Result" will be available in the notification bar.
3. Click on the relevant link. The result will be available in PDF file format.
4. Check your score from the merit list. Only qualified candidates will find their name in the merit list.

Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Merit List

The Allahabad University PGAT 2024 rank list is announced on the same day as the results on the official website. Candidates whose names appear in the merit list can participate in the counselling session for admission.

• The merit list is available only online.
• Candidates whose names appear on the merit list will be allotted.
• Students can check their rank by entering their Login ID and Password on the official website.
• The list is prepared in descending order, with the student getting maximum marks at the top.
• There are five lists: List I, II, III, IV and V.
• Being in the list does not guarantee a seat; it only makes the candidate eligible for counselling.

Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Cut Off

Cut off is the minimum score needed to appear in the Allahabad University PGAT 2024 merit list. Candidates who score higher than the cut off are included in the merit list.

Students must score above the cut off marks in the AU PGAT paper to get their name in the merit list. However, getting into the list does not mean they will surely get admission.

Different cut off scores exist for different courses like M.Sc., M.A. and M.Com. They are released one by one at scheduled times.

Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Counselling

The counselling meeting is organised by Allahabad University for the allotment of seats to eligible candidates.

• Candidates whose names appear in the merit list are called for counselling.
• Number of counselling rounds depends on the number of vacant seats.
• Admission in counselling is based on the result and merit list of Allahabad University PGAT 2024.
• Candidates from List I are called first for counselling, followed by the same order.
• Allotted candidates must report to the Principal/Head/Dean of the allotted college with applicable documents and certificates.
• Aspirants should be physically present at the time of counselling.

Candidates are disqualified if they are not present for counselling in person.

Allahabad University PGAT 2024 Admit Card will be out in June. Candidates need to enter their application number and date of birth to download the admit card. Allahabad University PGAT 2024 is scheduled to be conducted on June, 2024, tentatively.