Application Process
What is TG CPGET (OUCET) 2026?
TG CPGET (Telangana Common Post Graduate Entrance Test) is the state-level PG entrance test for Telangana. It was formerly called OUCET (Osmania University Common Entrance Test). The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) conducts the exam.
The test is for admission to postgraduate programmes at nine state universities in Telangana and their affiliated colleges. Programmes include M.A., M.Sc., M.Com., M.Ed., MSW, MCJ, MLibISc, and 5-year integrated courses. Kakatiya University is the organising university for the 2026 cycle. The test covers over 40 subjects. Admissions are for the 2026–27 academic year.
The application form opened on May 15, 2026. The deadline to apply without a late fee is June 10, 2026. The exam is computer-based (CBT) with 100 multiple-choice questions in 90 minutes. It is tentatively scheduled for the first week of July 2026. Applications are accepted only online at cpget.tgche.ac.in. No offline forms are accepted.
Registration Trends — Last 5 Years
| Year | Conducting Body | Registered | Appeared | Attendance % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | TGCHE | 62,806 | 54,695 | ~87.1% |
| 2024 | TGCHE | 72,342 | 64,765 | ~89.5% |
| 2023 | TGCHE | Not publicly released | Not publicly released | — |
| 2022 | TGCHE | Not publicly released | Not publicly released | — |
| 2021 | TGCHE | 78,305 | 68,836 | ~87.9% |
Registrations peaked at 78,305 in 2021. They declined to 62,806 in 2025, a drop of roughly 20% over five years. Attendance has stayed between 87–90%.
Important Dates
The no-late-fee deadline is June 10, 2026. If you miss this date, late fee windows are available up to June 18, 2026.
| Event | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Application Form Release | May 15, 2026 | Released |
| Last Date to Apply (No Late Fee) | June 10, 2026 | Open |
Application Fee
The application fee depends on your category. Pay the fee online while submitting the form.
| Category | Fee |
|---|---|
| General / OBC | ₹800 |
| SC / ST / PH | ₹600 |
TG CPGET (OUCET) 2026 Important Dates
The application form for TG CPGET 2026 was released on May 15, 2026. The exam is scheduled for the first week of July 2026.
| Event | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Application Form Release | May 15, 2026 | Released |
| Last Date to Apply (Without Late Fee) | June 10, 2026 | Open |
| Last Date to Apply (With ₹500 Late Fee) | June 14, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Last Date to Apply (With ₹2,000 Late Fee) | June 18, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Application Form Correction Window | June 16–19, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Admit Card Release | June 28, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Exam Date | First week of July 2026 | Upcoming |
Source: TGCHE — TG CPGET Official Portal.
TG CPGET (OUCET) 2026 Eligibility Criteria
Verify your eligibility before you begin the application. TGCHE rejects ineligible applications, and the fee is non-refundable in those cases.
- Educational qualification: You must hold a Bachelor’s degree in the relevant subject from a UGC-recognised university. Students in their final year are eligible to apply, provided their results are available before the admission process begins.
- Minimum marks: General and OBC students need at least 40% marks in graduation. SC/ST students need only a pass — no minimum percentage applies.
- Age limit: There is no age limit for TG CPGET 2026.
- Nationality: Indian nationals can apply. Foreign nationals and NRIs may apply under the NRI/Foreign Nationals quota as notified by individual universities.
- Domicile: Students from any state can apply. Telangana local and non-local status is applied at the counselling stage by individual universities and does not affect your eligibility to sit the exam.
Note: Degrees obtained through open/distance learning from unrecognised institutions and single-subject degrees do NOT satisfy TG CPGET eligibility. Verify that your graduation degree is from a UGC-recognised university before submitting your application — a rejected application does not attract a fee refund.
How to Fill TG CPGET (OUCET) Application Form 2026
The entire application is online at cpget.tgche.ac.in. Complete both phases in a single session if possible — a partially submitted form that is abandoned before fee payment will not be processed.
Phase 1: New Registration
- Visit cpget.tgche.ac.in and click "New Registration".
- Enter your name, date of birth, mobile number, and email ID exactly as they appear on your Class 10 certificate. Any mismatch will cause issues at the admit card and counselling stage.
- Verify your mobile number with the OTP sent via SMS. Your email address will also receive a verification link — confirm both before proceeding.
- Set a strong password and note your Application Number immediately. You will need these credentials for every subsequent step, including admit card download, result, and counselling login.
- Log out, check that you can log back in successfully, then proceed to Phase 2.
Phase 2: Fill the Application Form
- Log in at cpget.tgche.ac.in using your Application Number and Password.
- Fill in personal details: name, date of birth, gender, category (General / OBC / SC / ST / PH), nationality, and parent or guardian information.
- Fill in academic details: graduation degree name, university, year of passing, roll number, and percentage of marks. Final-year students should enter their latest available marks.
- Select the PG programme and subject you are applying for. If you want to appear for more than one subject, select additional subjects and pay ₹450 per extra subject.
- Choose your exam centre preferences from the listed Telangana district centres. Enter your choices in order of preference.
- Upload your photograph and signature in the required JPG format and within the specified file size limits (see the Documents section below).
- Review every field carefully — verify your name spelling, date of birth, category, and programme against your original documents before moving to payment.
- Pay the application fee via debit card, credit card, net banking, or UPI. The payment page is secured; do not close the browser while the transaction is processing.
- After successful payment, download and save your confirmation page. Take a printout and keep it safe.
Note: Submit only one application form. Multiple applications from the same student will be rejected and the fee will not be refunded.
Download and keep your confirmation page safe — it is required for admit card download, exam entry, and counselling.
Documents Required for TG CPGET (OUCET) Application Form 2026
Keep the following documents ready before you start the application. You will need them for uploading and for verification at later stages.
- Class 10 certificate for name and date of birth verification
- Bachelor's degree certificate and mark sheets
- Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC/PH) if applicable
- Passport-size photograph in JPG format
- Signature in JPG format
- Valid email ID and mobile number for OTP verification
Documents Required for TG CPGET (OUCET) Application 2026
Keep scanned copies of all required documents ready before you start filling the form. The portal rejects uploads that do not meet the format or size specifications, and you must re-upload them before payment.
| Document | Format | Size / Specs |
|---|---|---|
| Passport-size Photograph | JPG / JPEG | 10 KB – 100 KB; white background; recent; 80% face clearly visible |
| Signature | JPG / JPEG | 10 KB – 50 KB; black ink on white paper; in running handwriting |
| Graduation Degree / Final Year Marksheet | Scanned copy (PDF / JPG) | Clear and legible; as specified in the information brochure |
| Class 10 Certificate (date of birth proof) | Scanned copy (PDF / JPG) | Clear and legible; from a recognised board |
| Valid Photo ID (Aadhaar / PAN / Passport / Driving Licence) | Scanned copy (PDF / JPG) | Government-issued; clear and legible |
| Category Certificate — SC / ST / OBC / PH (if applicable) | Scanned copy (PDF / JPG) | Issued by a competent authority (MRO or above); currently valid |
Note: Upload a recent passport-size photograph with a white background and 80% of your face clearly visible. Do not upload edited, filtered, or studio-retouched photographs — these are rejected during scrutiny and may lead to cancellation of your application.
TG CPGET (OUCET) Application Fee 2026
The fee varies by category. If you plan to apply for more than one subject, budget for the additional per-subject charge as well.
| Category / Charge | Fee |
|---|---|
| General / OBC | ₹800 |
| SC / ST / PH (Persons with Disability) | ₹600 |
| Additional Subject (per subject beyond the first) | ₹450 |
| Late Fee Surcharge (June 11–14, 2026) | ₹500 extra |
| Late Fee Surcharge (June 15–18, 2026) | ₹2,000 extra |
Payment is accepted via: Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, UPI. No offline mode (cash, demand draft, or cheque) is accepted.
Note: The application fee is non-refundable under any circumstances — even if your application is rejected due to ineligibility or you do not appear for the exam.
Note: If your payment fails, do not retry immediately — wait 48–72 hours for the amount to be auto-refunded before making a fresh payment attempt. Contact the TGCHE helpdesk with your transaction ID if the deducted amount does not return within that window.
The application fee is non-refundable — even if you withdraw your application or do not appear for the exam.
TG CPGET (OUCET) Application Form Correction 2026
TGCHE opens a correction window from June 16 to June 19, 2026 for students to fix errors in their submitted application. This is the only official opportunity to correct mistakes before the admit card is generated — use it carefully.
What You Can Correct
- Minor spelling errors in your name (the corrected name must match your official documents)
- Date of birth, if incorrectly entered
- Category (General / OBC / SC / ST / PH)
- Photograph and signature, if the original upload was flagged as non-compliant
- Exam centre preference
- Programme or subject selection (subject to availability at the time of correction)
What Cannot Be Changed
- Application number
- Registered mobile number and email ID used at the time of registration
- Fundamental academic qualification details that alter the basis of eligibility
How to Make Corrections
- Visit cpget.tgche.ac.in between June 16 and June 19, 2026.
- Log in with your Application Number and Password.
- Click "Application Form Correction" and edit the relevant fields.
- Submit the corrected form and download the revised confirmation page.
- The revised confirmation page supersedes the original — keep it as your authoritative reference document for admit card download and counselling.
Note: Once the correction window closes on June 19, 2026, no changes are accepted under any circumstances — verify all your details before the deadline.
Check all details before the correction window closes — once it shuts on June 19, no changes are accepted under any circumstances.
TG CPGET (OUCET) Application Form 2026 FAQs
Ques. Is the TG CPGET (OUCET) 2026 application form currently open?
TG CPGET 2026 Application Form Status
The TG CPGET 2026 application form is open. You can apply at cpget.tgche.ac.in.
The form opened on May 15, 2026. It closes on June 10, 2026 without any late fee.
TG CPGET 2026 Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Application form opens | May 15, 2026 |
| Last date without late fee | June 10, 2026 |
| Late fee window 1 (₹500 extra) | June 11–14, 2026 |
| Late fee window 2 (₹2,000 extra) | June 15–18, 2026 |
| Correction window | June 16–19, 2026 |
TG CPGET 2026 Application Fee
General and OBC students pay ₹800. SC, ST, and PH students pay ₹600.
An additional ₹450 is charged per extra subject. Late fee surcharges of ₹500 or ₹2,000 apply if you submit after June 10.
How to Apply for TG CPGET 2026
Visit cpget.tgche.ac.in and click "New Registration." Enter your name, date of birth, mobile number, and email ID as they appear on your Class 10 certificate.
Verify your mobile with the OTP, set a password, and note your Application Number. Log in to complete Phase 2: fill personal and academic details, select your subject and exam centre, upload your photograph and signature, and pay the fee.
Documents Required for TG CPGET 2026
- Recent passport-size photograph (JPG, 10–100 KB, white background)
- Signature (JPG, 10–50 KB)
- Graduation degree or final-year marksheet
- Class 10 certificate for date of birth verification
- Valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, or Driving Licence)
- Category certificate if you belong to SC, ST, OBC, or PH category
Applying for Multiple Subjects
You can apply for multiple subjects. Select additional subjects during the form-filling step and pay ₹450 per extra subject.
Each subject has a separate merit list. You must appear for a separate test session for each subject you register for.
Submitting Multiple Application Forms
Submit only one application form. If duplicate applications are detected, all of them will be rejected and no fee refund will be issued.
If you made an error in your submitted form, use the correction window (June 16–19, 2026) to fix it instead of filing a new application.
Fee Payment Failure
Do not retry immediately if your payment fails. Wait 48–72 hours for the auto-refund to process before attempting a fresh payment.
If the amount is deducted but your application status does not reflect a successful payment after 72 hours, contact the TGCHE helpdesk and provide your transaction reference number.
TG CPGET 2026 Form Correction Window
The correction window (June 16–19, 2026) allows you to fix name spelling, date of birth, category, photograph, signature, exam centre preference, and subject selection.
You cannot change your Application Number or the registered mobile number and email ID. Log in at cpget.tgche.ac.in, click "Application Form Correction," make your changes, and download the revised confirmation page.
Downloading the Confirmation Page
After a successful fee payment, log in at cpget.tgche.ac.in with your Application Number and Password. Navigate to your application dashboard and click "Download Confirmation Page."
Save the file and take a printout. You will need the confirmation page for admit card download and university counselling.
Fee Refund Policy
The application fee is non-refundable under all circumstances. This includes withdrawal of your application, rejection due to ineligibility, or not appearing on exam day.
This policy also applies to the ₹450 additional-subject fee.
Domicile Restriction
Students from any state in India can apply for TG CPGET 2026. The Telangana local and non-local category distinction is applied at the university counselling stage when allocating seats.
This distinction does not prevent you from applying or appearing for the exam. Check the local-status rules of the specific university and programme you are targeting before the counselling process begins.
TG CPGET (OUCET) 2026 Application Form Status
The TG CPGET (OUCET) 2026 application form is currently open. The official website is cpget.tgche.ac.in.
The form opened on May 15, 2026. The deadline without any late fee is June 10, 2026.
Important Dates for TG CPGET 2026
| Event | Date | Late Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Application form opens | May 15, 2026 | None |
| Last date without late fee | June 10, 2026 | None |
| Late fee window 1 | June 11-14, 2026 | ₹500 |
| Late fee window 2 | June 15-18, 2026 | ₹2,000 |
| Correction window | June 16-19, 2026 | Not applicable |
TG CPGET 2026 Application Fee
General and OBC students pay ₹800. SC, ST, and PH students pay ₹600.
An additional ₹450 is charged for each extra subject beyond the first. Late fee surcharges are added on top of the base fee.
How to Apply for TG CPGET 2026
Visit cpget.tgche.ac.in and click "New Registration." Enter your name, date of birth, mobile number, and email ID as they appear on your Class 10 certificate.
Verify your mobile with the OTP, set a password, and note your Application Number. Log in to complete Phase 2.
In Phase 2, fill personal and academic details, select your subject and exam centre, upload your photograph and signature, and pay the fee.
Documents Required for TG CPGET 2026 Application
- Recent passport-size photograph (JPG, 10-100 KB, white background)
- Signature (JPG, 10-50 KB)
- Graduation degree or final-year marksheet
- Class 10 certificate for date of birth verification
- Valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, or Driving Licence)
- Category certificate for SC, ST, OBC, or PH candidates
Applying for Multiple Subjects
You can apply for multiple subjects. Select additional subjects during the form-filling step and pay ₹450 per extra subject.
Each subject has a separate merit list. You must appear for a separate test session for each subject you register for.
Single Application Form Rule
Submit only one application form. If duplicate applications are detected, all of them will be rejected and no fee refund will be issued.
If you made an error in your submitted form, use the correction window (June 16-19, 2026) to fix it. Do not file a new application.
Fee Payment Failure
Do not retry immediately if your payment fails. Wait 48-72 hours for the auto-refund to process before attempting a fresh payment.
If the amount is deducted but your application status does not show a successful payment after 72 hours, contact the TGCHE helpdesk with your transaction reference number.
Correction Window Details
The correction window (June 16-19, 2026) allows you to fix name spelling, date of birth, category, photograph, signature, exam centre preference, and subject selection.
You cannot change your Application Number or the registered mobile number and email ID. Log in at cpget.tgche.ac.in, click "Application Form Correction," make your changes, and download the revised confirmation page.
Downloading the Confirmation Page
After a successful fee payment, log in at cpget.tgche.ac.in with your Application Number and Password. Navigate to your application dashboard and click "Download Confirmation Page."
Save the file and take a printout. You will need the confirmation page for admit card download and university counselling.
Refund Policy
The application fee is non-refundable under all circumstances. This includes withdrawal of your application, rejection due to ineligibility, or not appearing on exam day.
This policy also applies to the ₹450 additional-subject fee.
Domicile Rules
Students from any state in India can apply for TG CPGET 2026. The Telangana local and non-local category distinction is applied at the university counselling stage when allocating seats.
This distinction does not prevent you from applying or appearing for the exam. Check the local-status rules of the specific university and programme you are targeting before the counselling process begins.
Exam Pattern
OUCET 2026 Exam Pattern: Key Facts
TG CPGET 2026, also called OUCET, is a Computer-Based Test (CBT). Kakatiya University conducts it on behalf of the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE).
Each paper has 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks. The exam duration is 90 minutes, and there is no negative marking.
The exam admits students to postgraduate programmes for the 2026–27 academic year. These include MA, MSc, MCom, MCA, MBA, M.Ed., M.P.Ed., MCJ, M.Lib.Sc., and PG Diploma courses across nine Telangana state universities.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Name | TG CPGET 2026 / OUCET 2026 |
| Conducting Body | Kakatiya University on behalf of TGCHE |
| Mode | Computer-Based Test (CBT) |
| Duration | 90 minutes per paper |
| Total Questions | 100 MCQs per paper (75 for M.P.Ed. CBT component) |
| Total Marks | 100 per paper |
| Negative Marking | None |
| Medium | English |
| Qualifying Marks | 25/100 for OC/BC; No minimum for SC/ST/PwD |
| Daily Exam Shifts | 3 shifts — 9:30 AM | 1:00 PM | 4:30 PM |
| Number of CBT Subjects | 40 |
| Official Website | cpget.tgche.ac.in |
Marking Scheme
OUCET 2026 gives one mark for each correct answer. Wrong or unattempted answers receive zero marks.
There is no negative marking in OUCET 2026. Candidates can attempt every question without any penalty for wrong answers.
OC and BC students need at least 25 out of 100 to qualify. SC/ST/PwD students have no minimum qualifying score requirement.
Exam Shifts and Subjects
The exam covers 40 subjects in CBT mode. It is held across three daily shifts: 9:30 AM, 1:00 PM, and 4:30 PM.
Subject-Wise Exam Pattern
MBA Paper
The MBA paper has four sections.
- Verbal Ability: 25 questions
- General Knowledge: 15 questions
- Numerical Data Analysis: 30 questions
- Reasoning & Intelligence: 30 questions
M.P.Ed. Paper
The M.P.Ed. paper has a unique structure. It includes 75 MCQs in the CBT portion, with 25 marks from a departmental sports assessment, totalling 100 marks.
Important Dates
The OUCET 2026 exam is scheduled for the first week of July 2026. Admit cards are available for download from June 28, 2026.
Official Website
The official website for OUCET / TG CPGET 2026 is cpget.tgche.ac.in.
OUCET 2026 Exam Pattern at a Glance
OUCET 2026 is a computer-based test (CBT) held online. The exam is 90 minutes long and has 100 multiple choice questions for 100 marks.
- Exam Mode: Computer-Based Test (CBT) — Online
- Type of Questions: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) — 4 options, 1 correct
- Number of Questions: 100 per paper (75 CBT for M.P.Ed.)
- Total Marks: 100 per paper
- Exam Duration: 90 minutes
- Marks for Correct Answer: +1 mark
- Marks for Wrong Answer: 0 (no deduction)
- Marks for Unattempted: 0
- Medium: English
- Number of CBT Subjects: 40
Qualifying Marks
Qualifying marks differ by category. Candidates from OC/BC categories need 25 out of 100 marks (25%) to qualify.
For SC/ST/PwD candidates, there is no minimum qualifying mark. They are ranked based on the marks they score.
Programmes and Universities Covered
The exam covers postgraduate programmes across 9 Telangana state universities. The programmes include MA, MSc, MCom, MCA, MBA, MCJ, M.Lib.Sc., M.Ed., M.P.Ed., and PG Diplomas.
Daily Exam Shifts
The exam is held in three shifts daily. Each shift has a fixed start time.
- Shift 1: 9:30 AM
- Shift 2: 1:00 PM
- Shift 3: 4:30 PM
OUCET 2026 Important Dates
The OUCET 2026 (TG CPGET) exam is scheduled for the first week of July 2026 and has not been conducted yet. Admit cards are already available for download from June 28, 2026.
| Event | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Application Start Date | May 15, 2026 | Over |
| Last Date to Apply (No Late Fee) | June 15, 2026 | Over |
| Data Correction Window | June 16–19, 2026 | Over |
| Late Fee Deadline (Rs. 500) | June 17, 2026 | Over |
| Final Application Deadline (Rs. 2000 Late Fee) | June 19, 2026 | Over |
| Admit Card Download | June 28, 2026 | Over |
| OUCET 2026 Exam | First week of July 2026 | Upcoming |
| Preliminary Answer Key Release | July 17, 2026 (Expected) | Upcoming |
| Answer Key Objection Window | To be announced | Upcoming |
| Result Declaration | August 2026 (Expected) | Upcoming |
| Counselling / Admission Process | October 2026 (Expected) | Upcoming |
Students must print and carry a copy of the admit card to the exam centre. The preliminary answer key is expected around July 17, 2026, with results anticipated in August 2026 and counselling from October 2026.
Detailed Exam Pattern by Programme
The detailed exam pattern is largely uniform: 100 MCQs, 100 marks, and 90 minutes per paper. The internal section structure varies by programme.
MBA has four defined aptitude sections. MSc science papers have a Part A (foundational) and Part B (advanced) split or a multi-disciplinary three-section layout. M.P.Ed. supplements 75 CBT questions with 25 departmental marks.
OUCET Exam Pattern 2026
The Osmania University Common Entrance Test (OUCET) 2026 is a computer-based test (CBT). All standard papers have 100 questions, carry 100 marks, and last 90 minutes.
Each correct answer earns one mark. There is no negative marking in any paper.
Programme-wise Paper Structure
| Programme | Sections / Parts | No. of Questions | Marks per Question | Total Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA (all subjects) | Single subject-specific paper | 100 | 1 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| MCom | Single paper | 100 | 1 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| MSc (General Science courses) | Part A (Foundational ~40Q) + Part B (Advanced ~60Q) | 100 | 1 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| MSc Life Sciences (Biochemistry, Microbiology, Genetics, Forensic Science, Environmental Science, Nutrition & Dietetics) | Section A: Chemistry (34Q) + Section B: Physics (33Q) + Section C: Mathematics (33Q) | 100 | 1 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| MBA | Section A: Verbal Ability (25Q) + Section B: GK (15Q) + Section C: Numerical Data Analysis (30Q) + Section D: Reasoning & Intelligence (30Q) | 100 | 1 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| MCA | Single paper (Mathematics & Computer Science) | 100 | 1 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| M.Ed. | Single paper | 100 | 1 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| M.P.Ed. | CBT (75 MCQs) + Departmental Assessment (25 marks) | 75 (CBT) + 25 (Departmental) | 1 (CBT component) | 100 | 90 minutes (CBT component) |
| MCJ / M.Lib.Sc. / PG Diplomas | Single subject-specific paper | 100 | 1 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| Total (Standard Paper) | — | 100 | — | 100 marks | 90 minutes |
Note: The M.P.Ed. departmental assessment of 25 marks is awarded by the Department of Physical Education, Osmania University. It is based on the student's sports achievements over the last three years. This component is separate from the CBT and is not conducted in the exam hall.
OUCET Marking Scheme 2026
The OUCET 2026 marking scheme is identical across all 40 CBT subjects. Every correct answer earns +1 mark.
There is no negative marking. Wrong answers and unattempted questions both score 0. This applies to every section of every paper.
| Answer Status | Marks Awarded | Applies To |
|---|---|---|
| Correct Answer | +1 mark | All 40 subjects / All sections |
| Wrong Answer | 0 (no deduction) | All 40 subjects / All sections |
| Unattempted Question | 0 | All 40 subjects / All sections |
| Multiple Options Marked | 0 (treated as wrong) | All 40 subjects / All sections |
The qualifying threshold is 25 marks out of 100 for OC and BC category students. SC, ST, and PwD students do not have any minimum qualifying mark. Their merit rank is determined purely on the marks scored in the exam.
OUCET Subject-Wise Exam Pattern 2026
All OUCET 2026 papers share the same 100-mark, 90-minute CBT format. The internal topic distribution and section breakdown differ by programme.
MBA
The MBA paper has four defined aptitude sections. Sections C and D together account for 60 marks and test quantitative and analytical reasoning.
| Section | Area Tested | No. of Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Section A | Verbal Ability | 25 | 25 |
| Section B | General Knowledge | 15 | 15 |
| Section C | Numerical Data Analysis | 30 | 30 |
| Section D | Reasoning & Intelligence | 30 | 30 |
| Total | — | 100 | 100 |
MSc Science Courses (General)
Most MSc science papers are divided into Part A (foundational concepts) and Part B (advanced, subject-specific topics). Part B carries approximately 60 marks and demands deeper subject knowledge.
| Part | Focus | No. of Questions (Approx.) | Marks (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part A | Foundational / Basic Concepts | ~40 | ~40 |
| Part B | Advanced / Subject-Specific Topics | ~60 | ~60 |
| Total | — | 100 | 100 |
MSc Life Sciences (Multi-Disciplinary Courses)
MSc Life Sciences papers cover Biochemistry, Microbiology, Genetics, Forensic Science, Environmental Science, and Nutrition & Dietetics. The paper is split into three science sections.
- Section A: Chemistry – 34 questions
- Section B: Physics – 33 questions
- Section C: Mathematics – 33 questions
Exam Pattern for Life Science and Related Courses
For courses like Biochemistry, Microbiology, Genetics, Forensic Science, Environmental Science, and Nutrition & Dietetics, the paper combines questions from three science disciplines. Chemistry forms the largest section at 34 questions.
Students from life science backgrounds must give focused attention to Chemistry fundamentals.
| Section | Subject | Question Range | No. of Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Section A | Chemistry | Q1–Q34 | 34 | 34 |
| Section B | Physics | Q35–Q67 | 33 | 33 |
| Section C | Mathematics | Q68–Q100 | 33 | 33 |
| Total | — | — | 100 | 100 |
M.P.Ed. Exam Pattern
M.P.Ed. is the only OUCET 2026 programme with a dual-component scoring structure. The CBT covers 75 MCQs for 75 marks.
The remaining 25 marks come from the departmental assessment of the student's sports achievements over the last three years. This assessment is conducted separately by the Department of Physical Education, Osmania University.
| Component | Format | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Computer-Based Test (CBT) | 75 MCQs — 90 minutes | 75 |
| Departmental Assessment | Sports achievements (last 3 years) | 25 |
| Total | — | 100 |
Exam Pattern for MA, MCom, MCA, M.Ed., MCJ, M.Lib.Sc., and PG Diplomas
These programmes follow the standard OUCET pattern. The exam is a single paper of 100 subject-specific MCQs for 100 marks in 90 minutes.
Questions test the full syllabus of the respective discipline at the postgraduate entry level. There is no internal section demarcation.
| Programme | No. of Questions | Total Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| MA (all subjects) | 100 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| MCom | 100 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| MCA | 100 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| M.Ed. | 100 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| MCJ (Mass Communication & Journalism) | 100 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| M.Lib.Sc. (Library Science) | 100 | 100 | 90 minutes |
| PG Diploma Courses | 100 | 100 | 90 minutes |
OUCET Question Types 2026
OUCET 2026 is a pure MCQ exam. Every question across all 40 CBT subjects has four answer options with exactly one correct answer.
There are no numerical answer type (NAT) questions, no multi-select questions (MSQ), no assertion-reason format, and no subjective or descriptive components in any paper.
| Question Type | Format | Present in OUCET 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) | 4 options, 1 correct answer | Yes — all 100 questions in every paper |
| Numerical Answer Type (NAT) | Typed numerical response | No |
| Multi-Select Questions (MSQ) | More than one correct answer | No |
| Assertion-Reason Type | Two-statement format | No |
| Passage-Based / Reading Comprehension | Paragraph followed by MCQs | Possible in MBA Verbal Ability section (MCQ format retained) |
| Subjective / Descriptive | Written essay or paragraph response | No |
All OUCET 2026 questions are multiple-choice. You select one correct option out of four on the computer screen; there is no OMR sheet or written component in the CBT.
The exam interface lets you mark any question for review and revisit it before final submission within the 90-minute window. For the MBA Verbal Ability section, some questions may be passage-based — the four-option MCQ format still applies, and the marking scheme stays at +1 for correct and 0 for wrong.
OUCET Exam Pattern: Changes in 2026 vs Previous Year
The OUCET 2026 (TG CPGET) exam pattern is unchanged from 2025. The 100-MCQ, 90-minute, no-negative-marking format has been consistent across multiple years.
Students who prepared using 2025 materials or solved 2025 previous year papers can carry the same framework into OUCET 2026 without any structural adjustment.
OUCET 2026 Exam Pattern: Key Facts
The OUCET 2026 exam pattern is identical to the 2025 pattern. There are no changes in mode, questions, marks, duration, or marking scheme.
| Parameter | OUCET 2025 | OUCET 2026 | Change? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exam Mode | Computer-Based Test (CBT) | Computer-Based Test (CBT) | No change |
| Total Questions | 100 MCQs per paper | 100 MCQs per paper | No change |
| Total Marks | 100 | 100 | No change |
| Exam Duration | 90 minutes | 90 minutes | No change |
| Marks per Correct Answer | +1 | +1 | No change |
| Negative Marking | None | None | No change |
| Qualifying Marks (OC/BC) | 25/100 (25%) | 25/100 (25%) | No change |
| Medium | English | English | No change |
| Number of CBT Subjects | 40 | 40 | No change |
| MBA Section Structure | 4 sections (25+15+30+30) | 4 sections (25+15+30+30) | No change |
| M.P.Ed. CBT Component | 75 MCQs + 25 departmental | 75 MCQs + 25 departmental | No change |
The OUCET 2026 pattern has no changes from 2025 — the same 100-question, 90-minute, no-negative-marking structure continues for all CBT subjects.
How to Prepare Based on OUCET Exam Pattern
The OUCET 2026 exam pattern — 100 MCQs, no negative marking, 90 minutes — rewards complete syllabus coverage and smart time use. Every strategy below is derived directly from the pattern structure; there is no benefit to leaving questions unattempted.
- Attempt every single question. OUCET 2026 has no negative marking. Leaving a question blank costs you one mark. Eliminate the two least likely options, pick the better guess, and move on — you have nothing to lose by attempting.
- Secure the 25-mark qualifying threshold first. OC and BC students must cross 25 out of 100. Build a solid base on your strongest topics and lock these marks before targeting a higher score for a competitive rank.
- Budget 54 seconds per question. With 100 questions in 90 minutes, you get roughly one question per minute. Practise timed mock tests at that pace and use the final minutes to revisit marked questions in the CBT interface.
- For MSc courses, prioritise Part B. Part B carries approximately 60 marks against Part A’s 40. Spend about 60% of your subject study time on advanced, Part B level topics — that is where ranks are decided.
- For MBA, balance Sections C and D with the rest. Numerical Data Analysis and Reasoning & Intelligence together account for 60 marks. Master these two sections while maintaining a baseline in Verbal Ability and General Knowledge to avoid leaving easy marks on the table.
- For M.P.Ed., maximise your CBT score. The 75-mark CBT component is the only part you control in the exam hall. The 25-mark departmental component is fixed before the exam. Push your CBT score as high as possible to build a buffer.
- Solve OUCET and CPGET previous year question papers. The pattern and difficulty level have been consistent for several years. Previous year papers are the most accurate guide to question types, topic frequency, and time management — work through them under timed conditions.
OUCET Exam Pattern FAQs
Is there negative marking in OUCET 2026?
No, OUCET 2026 has no negative marking. A wrong answer scores 0, not minus. An unattempted question also scores 0. You should attempt every question to maximise your score.
How many questions are asked in OUCET 2026?
OUCET 2026 has 100 multiple-choice questions per paper for most programmes. M.P.Ed. is the exception — it has 75 MCQs in the CBT component, with the remaining 25 marks from a departmental sports assessment, making the combined total 100 marks.
What is the total duration of the OUCET 2026 exam?
The OUCET 2026 exam runs for 90 minutes per paper. All 40 CBT subjects share this same duration, including the CBT component of M.P.Ed.
What is the mode of the OUCET 2026 exam?
OUCET 2026 (TG CPGET) is conducted as a Computer-Based Test (CBT) for all 40 subjects. There is no OMR sheet or pen-and-paper component; students answer on the computer screen at designated exam centres.
What are the qualifying marks for OUCET 2026?
OC (General) and BC (Backward Classes) students must score at least 25 out of 100 (25%) to qualify in OUCET 2026. SC, ST, and PwD students have no minimum qualifying mark — they are ranked purely on the marks scored.
How many sections does the OUCET 2026 MBA paper have?
The OUCET 2026 MBA paper has four sections: Section A — Verbal Ability (25 questions), Section B — General Knowledge (15 questions), Section C — Numerical Data Analysis (30 questions), and Section D — Reasoning & Intelligence (30 questions), totalling 100 questions for 100 marks in 90 minutes.
What is the OUCET 2026 exam pattern for MSc courses?
The source does not specify a separate MSc pattern beyond the general 100 MCQ, 90-minute structure. Part B carries approximately 60 marks against Part A’s 40, as noted in the preparation strategy.
OUCET 2026 Exam Pattern for MSc Science Papers
Most MSc science papers in OUCET 2026 have two parts. Part A contains approximately 40 foundational questions, and Part B contains approximately 60 advanced questions.
Life science multi-disciplinary courses such as Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Genetics follow a three-section layout. The sections and question distribution are given below.
- Chemistry: 34 questions (Q1–Q34)
- Physics: 33 questions (Q35–Q67)
- Mathematics: 33 questions (Q68–Q100)
OUCET 2026 Exam Pattern for M.P.Ed.
The M.P.Ed. paper in OUCET 2026 has 75 MCQs in the computer-based test. The test duration is 90 minutes and carries 75 marks.
An additional 25 marks come from a departmental assessment of your sports achievements over the last three years. This assessment is conducted by the Department of Physical Education, Osmania University. The combined total for the paper is 100 marks.
OUCET 2026 Exam Shifts
OUCET 2026 is conducted in three shifts each exam day. The shift timings are listed below.
- Shift 1: 9:30 AM
- Shift 2: 1:00 PM
- Shift 3: 4:30 PM
Different subjects are allotted to different shifts on different exam dates. The schedule is released on the official portal.
Changes in OUCET 2026 Pattern Compared to 2025
No, the OUCET 2026 pattern is unchanged from 2025. The format remains exactly the same.
- 100 MCQs
- 90 minutes
- 100 marks
- No negative marking
- 25% qualifying threshold for OC/BC students
Previous year materials and question papers are fully relevant for 2026.
OUCET 2026 Marking Scheme
The OUCET 2026 marking scheme awards +1 mark for every correct answer. Wrong answers score 0, and unattempted questions also score 0.
No negative marking applies to any subject or section across all 40 CBT papers.
OUCET 2026 Exam Date and Result
The OUCET 2026 exam is scheduled for the first week of July 2026. The preliminary answer key is expected around July 17, 2026.
The result is expected in August 2026. The counselling and admission process is expected to start from October 2026.
OUCET 2026 Exam Pattern Overview
OUCET 2026 (TG CPGET) is a Computer-Based Test (CBT) for all 40 subjects. There is no OMR sheet or pen-and-paper component; students answer on the computer screen at designated exam centres.
Most programmes have 100 multiple-choice questions per paper. The exam runs for 90 minutes per paper, and all 40 CBT subjects share this same duration.
Marking Scheme
The OUCET 2026 marking scheme awards +1 mark for every correct answer. Wrong answers score 0, and unattempted questions also score 0.
There is no negative marking in any subject or section across all 40 CBT papers. You should attempt every question to maximise your score.
Qualifying Marks
OC (General) and BC (Backward Classes) students must score at least 25 out of 100 (25%) to qualify in OUCET 2026. SC, ST, and PwD students have no minimum qualifying mark; they are ranked purely on the marks scored.
Exam Schedule and Shifts
OUCET 2026 is conducted in three shifts each exam day. Different subjects are allotted to different shifts on different exam dates as per the schedule released on the official portal.
| Shift | Time |
|---|---|
| Shift 1 | 9:30 AM |
| Shift 2 | 1:00 PM |
| Shift 3 | 4:30 PM |
MBA Paper Structure
The OUCET 2026 MBA paper has four sections. It totals 100 questions for 100 marks in 90 minutes.
| Section | Topic | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| Section A | Verbal Ability | 25 |
| Section B | General Knowledge | 15 |
| Section C | Numerical Data Analysis | 30 |
| Section D | Reasoning & Intelligence | 30 |
MSc Course Exam Pattern
Most MSc science papers in OUCET 2026 have a Part A and a Part B. Part A has approximately 40 foundational questions, and Part B has approximately 60 advanced questions.
Life science multi-disciplinary courses such as Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Genetics follow a three-section layout. The sections are Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics.
| Section | Questions | Question Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| Chemistry | 34 | Q1 – Q34 |
| Physics | 33 | Q35 – Q67 |
| Mathematics | 33 | Q68 – Q100 |
M.P.Ed. Exam Pattern
M.P.Ed. in OUCET 2026 has 75 MCQs in the computer-based test. The CBT runs for 90 minutes and carries 75 marks.
The remaining 25 marks come from a departmental assessment of your sports achievements over the last three years. This assessment is conducted by the Department of Physical Education, Osmania University. The combined total is 100 marks.
Important Dates
The OUCET 2026 exam is scheduled for the first week of July 2026. The preliminary answer key is expected around July 17, 2026.
The result is expected in August 2026. The counselling and admission process starts from October 2026.
Comparison with 2025 Pattern
The OUCET 2026 pattern is unchanged from 2025. The format of 100 MCQs, 90 minutes, 100 marks, no negative marking, and a 25% qualifying threshold for OC/BC students remains exactly the same.
Previous year materials and question papers are fully relevant for 2026.
Results
CPGET Result 2025 Released
Osmania University released the CPGET result 2025 on August 21, 2025. The result is available at the official website cpget.tgche.ac.in.
Candidates who appeared for the exam must log in with the hall ticket number, registration number, and date of birth to download the CPGET rank card. The result has been released for 5-year Integrated courses for M.Sc. Biotechnology, M.B.A, M.A. Economics, and M.Sc. Chemistry/Pharma. Chemistry.
- The CPGET 2025 rank card contains the candidate’s name, application number, date of birth, father’s name, mother’s name, nationality, category, total marks, and qualifying status.
- The minimum cut off for OC/EWS/BC categories is 25%. No cut off is set for SC/ST categories.
Seat Reservation Criteria
Admission to 85% of the available seats in every course is reserved for local candidates in relation to the local area in respect of Telangana. The remaining 15% of seats, which are open to local and non-locals, are filled subject to similar reservation as applicable to 85% local candidates.
About 20% of supernumerary seats in each course in campus and constituent colleges of universities are available to candidates belonging to states other than Telangana and Andhra Pradesh under the National Integration Quota.
Tie Breaking Policy
If two or more students secure the same marks in TS CPGET 2025, a tie breaking policy is implemented. The order of merit is decided on the following basis:
- Marks secured in Part A of the Common Entrance Test
- Age of the candidate (senior in age gets higher priority)
- Percentage of marks secured by the candidate in the qualifying examination
Important Dates
Important dates related to TS CPGET 2025 result are detailed below:
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| TS CPGET 2025 Exam | August 4 to 11, 2025 |
| TS CPGET 2025 Result (Round 1) | August 21, 2025 |
| TS CPGET 2025 Counselling Seat Allotment | September 2025 |
The counselling will be conducted in the month of August 2025 (tentative). Candidates have to attend the counselling as per the given dates.
How to Check Result
Follow the steps given below to download the TS CPGET 2025 result:
- Visit the official website of Osmania University or OUCET (CPGET), i.e., cpget.tgche.com.
- On the website, click on the "TS CPGET 2025 result" link.
- Log in by using your "User ID and Password".
- The result will be displayed on the screen for the candidates.
- The candidates will be required to download and print out the TS CPGET 2025 result for future use.
Details Mentioned on Scorecard
The following information is available in the result of the TS CPGET 2025 exam for the candidates to check:
- Candidate’s Name
- Hall Ticket Number
- Rank scored by that candidate
- Name of the course for which the aspirant appeared
- The series of preferences of colleges as chosen by the applicant
Answer Key
The preliminary answer key of the TS CPGET 2025 exam is available on the official website in online mode. Follow the steps below to access it:
- Visit the official website of Osmania University or TS CPGET, i.e., cpget.tsche.ac.in.
- Click on the link "Preliminary Answer Key with Master Question Papers".
- Click on the link of the respective course.
- The TS CPGET 2025 answer key will open in a PDF format.
- Download it and evaluate the same with your answers.
TS CPGET 2025 Objection Format
Objections to the preliminary answer key must be submitted in a specific format. The format is given below.
| S.No | Hall Ticket No. | Subject Code & Name | Exam Date | Session | Question No. Corresponding Master Copy | Answer (as per Preliminary Key) | Answer Suggested by the Candidate | Justification with Reference Book, Page No. & Edition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Note:
- Only objections submitted in the above format will be considered.
- Objections in any other format will not be considered. No correspondence on this matter will be entertained.
Steps to Register for TS CPGET 2025 Counselling
Registration for TS CPGET 2025 counselling is done online. Follow the steps below.
- Visit the official website – cpget.tgche.com.
- Click on the link for TS CPGET 2025 Counselling registration and certificate verification.
- Fill in the required details.
- Upload the required documents.
- Click on save.
How to Download TS CPGET 2025 Seat Allotment
Seat allotment for the second phase can be downloaded from the official website. Follow these steps.
- Go to the official TS CPGET website using the link cpget.tgche.com.
- Click on the link labeled 'Second Phase Seat Allotment' on the homepage.
- Enter your TS CPGET hall ticket number and password to check your allotment.
- The TS CPGET Second Phase Seat Allotment 2025 PDF will be displayed. Download the file for future reference.
TS CPGET 2025 Counselling: Step-by-Step Guide
Candidates who are willing to sit for CPGET 2025 counselling have to apply through an online procedure. The counselling procedure involves the following steps.
- Online Registration – The registration for the counselling process will start online. Candidates have to click on the appropriate link, fill out the online form, enter all the required details, and pay the counselling fee either online or offline.
- Filling of Choices and Locking – After registration, candidates need to choose and lock their options of the enlisted colleges for admission. Candidates can apply for more than one college from the list. Once the choice is entered and saved, no changes can be made.
- Allotment of Seats – Candidates have to download the provisional letter from the Osmania University official website or TG CPGET website. If selected in the CPGET seat allotment result, you must report to the allotted college for further admission process.
- Verification of Documents – Applicants need to carry this letter along with other relevant documents. It is mandatory for every candidate to carry the original as well as a photocopy of the following documents on the counselling day:
- TS CPUGET 2025 admit card
- Result
- Fee receipt of the counselling process
- All educational certificates
- Category and other certificates (if any)
- Reporting at the allocated college
Note: Candidates must report to the allocated college on the mentioned time and date along with the documents including the provisional admission letter. Applicants who are not able to remit the counselling fee are not eligible for counselling.
TS CPGET 2025 Cut Off
Candidates who qualify for the cut off will be eligible for counselling. TS CPGET 2025 Cut Off will be given course-wise and category-wise.
The cut off will be determined on the following factors:
- The maximum marks scored in TS CPGET 2025 exam
- Total number of candidates appearing for the exam
- Number of candidates successfully qualifying for the entrance exam
- The number of vacant seats
- The level of difficulty of the entrance
TS CPGET 2025 Merit List
CPGET merit list 2025 is determined on the basis of the rank as announced by the university. In case of a tie, candidates will be given preferences on the basis of the following factors:
- Marks scored by candidates in Part A Common Entrance Test
- Age of the candidate (as per seniority)
- Percentage of marks scored by an individual candidate in the qualifying examination
TS CPGET 2025 Seat Reservation
TS CPGET 2025 Seat Reservation Criteria
Admission to 85% of the available seats in every course is reserved for local candidates in relation to the local area in respect of Telangana.
The remaining 15% of the seats are open to local and non-local candidates. These seats are filled subject to the same reservation rules that apply to the 85% local candidate seats.
TS CPGET 2025 Tie Breaking Policy
If two or more students get the same marks in TS CPGET 2025, a tie breaking policy is used to decide the ranking.
According to the tie breaking criteria:
- Age of the candidate (senior in age gets higher priority)
- Percentage of marks secured by the candidate in the qualifying examination
OUCET (CPGET) Result FAQs
How will I know about my OUCET (CPGET) result?
The result has been uploaded under the applicant login on the OUCET (CPGET) website – cpget.tgche.com. It is available for all eligible candidates only.
Is the result or rank card required for OUCET (CPGET) counselling?
Yes, you will need the OUCET (CPGET) 2025 Rank Card during the counselling.
When will the OUCET (CPGET) result 2025 be announced?
The OUCET (CPGET) 2025 Result has been announced on August 21, 2025 on the official website.
Admit Card
The OUCET (CPGET) 2026 admit card was released on June 28, 2026 at the official portal cpget.tgche.ac.in. The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) conducts the Common PG Entrance Test for admission to postgraduate courses across universities in Telangana. Students appearing in the OUCET 2026 exam, scheduled from July 6 to July 13, 2026, can download their hall ticket now using their registration number and date of birth.
- The OUCET (CPGET) 2026 admit card was released on June 28, 2026 at cpget.tgche.ac.in.
- Download your hall ticket using your registration number and date of birth — keep these credentials ready before logging in.
- Your admit card shows your name, roll number, exam date, shift timing, reporting time, and exam centre.
- The OUCET 2026 exam runs from July 6 to July 13, 2026 in three daily shifts: 9:30–11:00 AM, 1:00–2:30 PM, and 4:30–6:00 PM.
- Carry a printed colour copy of the admit card along with a valid original photo ID to the exam centre.
- In case of any error or discrepancy, contact TGCHE through the official portal at cpget.tgche.ac.in immediately.
- Exam centre allotment cannot be changed once the admit card is issued.
What is OUCET Admit Card 2026?
The OUCET (CPGET) admit card 2026 is the official hall ticket issued by the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) for the Common PG Entrance Test. It is the mandatory entry document for every student appearing in the exam. You cannot appear in the exam without a valid printed admit card — no digital copy is accepted at the exam centre.
TGCHE releases the admit card at cpget.tgche.ac.in. The hall ticket carries your personal details, roll number, exam date, shift timing, reporting time, and exam centre information. The admit card will not be sent by post or email — you must download it from the official website.
The exam is conducted in CBT (Computer-Based Test) mode. Each paper has 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks, to be completed in 90 minutes. There is no negative marking.
Note: The OUCET (CPGET) admit card serves as your permission to sit for the entrance exam only. It does not confirm admission or guarantee a seat in any postgraduate programme.
OUCET Admit Card 2026 Release Date
TGCHE released the OUCET (CPGET) 2026 admit card on June 28, 2026 at cpget.tgche.ac.in. The OUCET 2026 exam is scheduled from July 6 to July 13, 2026. Download and print your hall ticket before your exam date — do not wait until the last day.
OUCET 2026 Important Dates
| Date | Event |
| 6 July 2026 – 13 July 2026 | OUCET (CPGET) 2026 Exam Dates |
| 17 July 2026 (Expected) | Provisional Answer Key Release |
| Last week of July 2026 (Expected) | Result Declaration |
| August 2026 (Expected) | Counselling Commencement |
| 15 May 2026 (Over) | Notification Release and Registration Start |
| 10 June 2026 (Over) | Registration End (Without Late Fee) |
| 14 June 2026 (Over) | Registration End (With Rs. 500 Late Fee) |
| 16 June – 19 June 2026 (Over) | Application Data Correction Window |
| 18 June 2026 (Over) | Registration End (With Rs. 2000 Late Fee) |
| 28 June 2026 (Released) | Admit Card (Hall Ticket) Release |
Source: TGCHE – TG CPGET Official Portal
OUCET Admit Card: Past Year Release Trends
TGCHE typically releases the OUCET (CPGET) hall ticket approximately 8 to 14 days before the exam begins. The table below captures the release pattern for reference. The 2026 release on June 28 — eight days before the July 6 exam start — is consistent with this historical window.
| Year | Admit Card Release | Exam Start Date | Days Before Exam |
| 2026 | 28 June 2026 | 6 July 2026 | 8 days |
| 2025 | Late June 2025 | July 2025 | ~10–14 days |
| 2024 | Late June 2024 | July 2024 | ~10–14 days |
How to Download OUCET Admit Card 2026
The OUCET (CPGET) 2026 hall ticket is available at cpget.tgche.ac.in. Keep your registration number and date of birth ready before you start. Follow the steps below.
- Visit the official CPGET portal at cpget.tgche.ac.in.
- Click on the "Download Hall Ticket" link on the homepage.
- Enter your Registration Number, Date of Birth, and exam preference in the fields provided.
- Click Submit to log in and proceed.
- Your OUCET 2026 admit card will appear on the screen — verify all printed details carefully.
- Download the admit card as a PDF and take a colour printout on A4 paper.
- Carry at least two to three copies — one for submission at the exam centre, one for counselling, and one as backup.
The admit card is not sent by post or email. Download it from the official portal and print it before your exam date — do not rely on digital copies at the centre.
Details Mentioned on OUCET Admit Card 2026
Your OUCET (CPGET) 2026 hall ticket carries all the information you need for exam day. Check every detail immediately after downloading — raise a correction request if anything is wrong.
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Student’s Name | As registered in the CPGET 2026 application form |
| Hall Ticket Number / Roll Number | Unique number assigned for the exam; required at the centre |
| Registration Number | Application registration number used during login |
| Exam Date | Scheduled date of your CPGET 2026 exam session |
| Exam Shift / Timing | Shift 1 (9:30–11:00 AM), Shift 2 (1:00–2:30 PM), or Shift 3 (4:30–6:00 PM) |
| Reporting Time | Time by which you must arrive at the exam centre; typically 30 minutes before shift start |
| Exam Centre Name | Name of your allotted CBT test centre |
| Exam Centre Address | Full address including city, locality, and pin code |
| Subject / Paper Code | Name and code of the PG programme you applied for |
| Category | General / OBC / SC / ST / PwD / EWS as declared in the application |
| Photograph | Passport-size photo uploaded during registration |
| Signature | Signature uploaded in the CPGET 2026 application form |
| Important Instructions | Exam-day rules, prohibited items, reporting time, and gate closure time |
Check all details on your admit card immediately after downloading — corrections may not be possible close to the exam date.
Documents to Carry Along with OUCET Admit Card 2026
You must carry a printed copy of your OUCET (CPGET) 2026 admit card and a valid original photo ID to the exam centre. Entry will be denied without both — digital copies and photocopies of ID are not accepted.
| Document | Notes |
|---|---|
| Printed Admit Card | Colour printout on A4; photograph and text must be clearly legible; carry 2–3 copies |
| Passport-Size Photographs | 2–3 copies; same photo as uploaded in the CPGET application form |
| Aadhaar Card | Most widely accepted ID; masked Aadhaar and e-Aadhaar are also valid |
| PAN Card | Government-issued photo ID; original only |
| Voter ID | Must carry photograph; original required |
| Passport | Must be valid and unexpired |
| Driving Licence | Must carry photograph; original required |
| School / College Photo ID | Acceptable for students without a government-issued ID document |
OUCET Admit Card 2026: Important Instructions
Read all exam-day rules carefully. Instructions are also printed on your OUCET (CPGET) 2026 hall ticket. Follow them strictly — any violation may result in disqualification.
| Guideline | Instruction |
|---|---|
| Reporting Time | Report at least 30 minutes before the start of your allotted shift |
| Gate Closure | Entry is not permitted after gates close; late arrivals will be turned away without exception |
| Photo ID | Carry original photo ID; photocopies and digital IDs are not accepted |
| Mobile Phones | Strictly banned inside the exam hall; switch off before entering the premises |
| Electronic Devices | Calculators, smartwatches, Bluetooth earphones, and cameras are prohibited |
| Exam Mode | CBT (Computer-Based Test); 100 MCQs; 90 minutes; +1 for correct; no negative marking |
| Rough Work | Use the on-screen space provided; no paper sheets are distributed for CBT |
| Prohibited Items | Books, notes, food, drinks, and correction materials are not allowed in the exam hall |
| Biometric Verification | Fingerprint scanning and photograph verification may be conducted before entry |
| Dress Code | Avoid accessories, belts, and metallic items that may trigger frisking delays |
Report to the exam centre at least 30 minutes before your shift — late entry is not permitted under any circumstance.
What to Do If There Is a Discrepancy in OUCET Admit Card 2026
Download your OUCET (CPGET) 2026 hall ticket as soon as possible and check all details carefully. If you notice any error in your name, photograph, roll number, subject code, or exam centre, follow the steps below immediately.
- Download your admit card from cpget.tgche.ac.in and review every printed detail.
- Note the exact error and take a screenshot or a written note as reference.
- Visit the official CPGET portal and use the Helpdesk or Grievance option to submit a correction request.
- Provide your registration number, a clear description of the error, and any supporting documents if required.
- Follow up with TGCHE through the portal if the correction is not reflected before your exam date.
OUCET 2026 Helpline and Contact Details
For technical issues, login problems, or errors in the hall ticket, contact TGCHE through the official CPGET portal. The table below lists the available support channels.
| Mode of Contact | Details |
|---|---|
| Official Portal | cpget.tgche.ac.in |
| Helpdesk / Grievance | Available under the "Help" or "Contact" section on the official portal |
| Conducting Authority | Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE), Osmania University, Hyderabad |
Note: Exam centre allotment cannot be changed after the admit card is issued. Do not delay — raise any correction with TGCHE as soon as you download the hall ticket, well before the exam date.
OUCET 2026 Admit Card FAQs
Ques: When was the OUCET (CPGET) 2026 admit card released?
Ans: TGCHE released the OUCET (CPGET) 2026 admit card on June 28, 2026. You can download your hall ticket at cpget.tgche.ac.in using your registration number and date of birth.
Ques: How do I download the OUCET 2026 admit card?
Ans: Visit cpget.tgche.ac.in, click "Download Hall Ticket", enter your registration number, date of birth, and exam preference, then click Submit. Download the PDF and take a colour printout on A4 paper.
Ques: What login credentials do I need to download the OUCET admit card?
Ans: You need your CPGET 2026 registration number and date of birth to access the admit card. You may also be asked to select your exam preference. Keep these details ready before visiting the portal.
Ques: Can I use a digital copy of the OUCET admit card at the exam centre?
Ans: No. You must carry a printed copy of the OUCET 2026 admit card. Showing the hall ticket on a mobile phone, tablet, or laptop is not accepted at the exam centre.
Ques: What details are printed on the OUCET 2026 admit card?
Ans: Your OUCET (CPGET) 2026 hall ticket carries your name, hall ticket number, registration number, exam date, shift timing, reporting time, exam centre name and address, subject or paper code, category, photograph, signature, and exam-day instructions.
Ques: What if there is an error in my name or other details on the OUCET admit card?
Ans: Download your admit card immediately and check all details. If you find any error, visit cpget.tgche.ac.in and use the helpdesk option to raise a correction request. Provide your registration number and a description of the error. Act well before the exam date.
Ques: What if my photograph on the OUCET admit card is unclear or missing?
Ans: Contact the TGCHE helpdesk through cpget.tgche.ac.in immediately. Carry your application acknowledgement copy and passport-size photographs to the exam centre. The invigilator will verify your identity through your original photo ID.
Ques: Can I appear in the OUCET 2026 exam without an admit card?
Ans: No. Entry to the OUCET (CPGET) 2026 exam hall is not permitted without a valid printed admit card. Download and print your hall ticket well before the exam date.
Ques: Will the OUCET admit card be sent by post or email?
Ans: No. TGCHE does not send the OUCET (CPGET) 2026 admit card by post or email. You must download it yourself from cpget.tgche.ac.in.
Ques: What photo ID should I carry to the OUCET exam centre?
Ans: Carry any valid original photo ID — Aadhaar card, PAN card, voter ID, passport, or driving licence. Photocopies are not accepted. Students without a government-issued ID can carry their school or college photo ID card.
Ques: How many copies of the OUCET admit card should I carry?
Ans: Carry at least two to three printed copies of the OUCET 2026 admit card — one for submission at the exam centre, one for the counselling process, and one as a backup.
Ques: When is the OUCET (CPGET) 2026 exam, and what are the shift timings?
Ans: The OUCET (CPGET) 2026 exam is scheduled from July 6 to July 13, 2026. The exam runs in three shifts daily — Shift 1 (9:30–11:00 AM), Shift 2 (1:00–2:30 PM), and Shift 3 (4:30–6:00 PM). Your specific date, shift, and exam centre are printed on your admit card.