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CPGET Eligibility Criteria 2025: Candidates who wish to apply for Common Post Graduate Entrance Test are required to go through the CPGET 2025 eligibility criteria on the exam portal at cpget.tsche.ac.in. CPGET eligibility criteria includes academic qualifications, age limit and subject details. Candidates who are seeking admission in the Osmania University, are first advised to check the CPGET eligibility criteria 2025. Students who are not able to meet the legitimate criteria, then he/she will not be able to fill up the CPGET 2025 application form.
The first and foremost requirement to appear in CPGET is that students must have completed their graduation degree from any recognised university. To know more about the eligibility criteria of CPGET 2025, read the article thoroughly.
In order to be eligible for the courses, students must fulfill the criterias:-
Candidates must pass the exam for the chosen programme with the prescribed marks as per the information provided by the information brochure.
Students must qualify the Common Post Graduate Entrance Test 2025.
They have to qualify the exam with the minimum marks as specified in the CPGET eligibility criteria 2025.
There is no age limit for any category in the CPGET eligibility criteria for the Osmania University CET exam.
Candidates need to fulfill these educational qualification criteria to fill up the CPGET
application form 2025.
Applicants must complete their graduation from any recognised Institution.
Candidates must complete their bachelors with at least 40% aggregate marks for UR and OBC candidates. While there is no minimum marks for the students of category SC/ST.
Final year students can also fill up the form, but they have to submit their graduation marksheets and certificates at the time of final admission.
Osmania University offers different programmes. Eligibility criteria also differs for different programmes. Different programmes and their detailed eligibility criteria is mentioned under different tables.
Entrance test | Programme | Eligibility Criteria |
M.A. English | i) Had studied English language in Part-I or in Part-II of the qualifying examination for two years with minimum 200 marks ii) Had cleared the qualifying examination with a minimum of 40% marks in part-I or part-II (candidates had English language) | |
M.A. Hindi | i) Candidates had studied Hindi language in Part-I or Part-II of the qualifying examination for two years (scored a minimum 200 marks) ii) Had passed the qualifying examination with minimum 40% marks in part-I or part-II, (had studied Hindi language) | |
M.A. Sanskrit | i) Had studied Sanskrit in either Part-I or in Part-II of the qualifying examination for at least two years for a minimum marks of 200 ii) Had passed the qualifying examination with minimum 40% marks in part-I or part-II and candidate had studied Sanskrit | |
M.A. Arabic | i) Had studied Arabic language for at least two years either in Part-I or Part-II ii) Had obtained a minimum of 40% marks in subjects if they had studied Arabic language (part-I or part-II of the qualifying examination) | |
Telugu | M.A. Telugu | i) Had studied Telugu in either Part-I or in Part-II of the qualifying examination for at least two years for a minimum marks of 200 ii) Had passed the qualifying examination with minimum 40% marks in part-I or part-II, where the candidate has studied the Telugu subject |
M.A. Urdu | i) Candidates had Urdu in either Part-I or in Part-II of the qualifying examination for two years for a minimum marks of 200 ii) Candidates had obtained a minimum of 40% marks in part-I or part-II and has also studied Urdu | |
Marathi | M.A. Marathi | i) Had studied Marathi language either in Part-I or in Part-II of the qualifying examination for at least two years for a minimum marks of 200 ii) Had cleared the qualifying examination with a minimum of 40% marks in part-I or part-II, where the candidate has studied the Marathi language |
Kannada | M.A. Kannada | i) Had studied Kannada language either in Part-I or in Part-II of the qualifying examination for at least two years for a minimum marks of 200 ii) Had cleared the qualifying examination with a minimum of 40% marks in part-I or part-II, where the candidate has studied the Kannada language |
Persian | M.A. Persian | i) Had studied Persian language either in Part-I or in Part-II of the qualifying examination for at least two years for a minimum mark of 200. In addition, the candidates with one of the subjects Persian, Arabic or Urdu in either part-I or Part-II are eligible. ii) Had cleared the qualifying examination with a minimum of 40% marks in part-I or part-II, where the candidate has studied the Kannada language |
MSW | M.A. MSW | Completed graduation with 40% marks (except oriental) |
AIHCA | M.A. AIHCA | Completed graduation with 40% marks (except oriental) |
Journalism and Mass Communication | M.A. Journalism and Mass Communication | Completed graduation with 40% marks (except oriental) |
M.A. Economics | i) Obtained minimum 40% marks in graduation Part-II with Economics as optional subject ii) Have studied at least four papers of 100 marks each in Economics | |
M.A. History | Had scored 40% marks in graduation Part-II with History as optional paper ii) Must have studied at least four papers of 100 marks each in Economics subject of graduation | |
M.A. Linguistics | Graduation with a minimum of 40% marks (part-II) in B.A. / B.Sc./ B.Com. with languages studied for two years for a minimum of 200 marks | |
M.A. Philosophy | Graduation in B.A./B.Sc. /B.Com. with minimum 40% marks (except oriental) | |
M.A. Political Science | i) Minimum 40% marks in graduation Part-II with Political Science as optional subject ii) Must have studied at least four papers of 100 marks and candidate had studied Political Science as optional subject | |
M.A. Psychology | Candidates had obtained a minimum of 40% marks in Part-II with Psychology as an optional subject at B.A. / M.Ed. / Diploma in Child Psychology or Industrial Psychology/ B.M.R. / M.A.(Education) / M.Sc. (Home Science) | |
M.A. Public Administration | i) Obtained a minimum of 40% marks in graduation Part-II with Public Administration subject as optional ii) Had studied at least four papers of 100 marks each in Public Administration | |
M.A. Sociology | Graduation with 40% marks (except oriental) | |
Theatre Arts | M.A. Theatre Arts | i)Obtained a minimum of 40% marks in graduation in any B.A, B.Com and B. Sc. programme except oriental. ii)Minimum two years of stage experience. iii)Must have knowledge of Telugu language. |
Library and Information Science | B.Lib.I.Sc. | Any graduate with 40% marks |
Library and Information Science | M.Lib.I.Sc | Any graduate with 40% marks |
Entrance test | Subject(s) | Eligibility Criteria- Compulsory subject(s) in Graduation |
Electronics | Electronics | Electronics and Mathematics |
Computer Science | Mathematics and Computer Applications or Mathematics and Computer Science | |
Physics, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Geophysics | Physics and Mathematics | |
Chemistry | Chemistry | |
Botany | Botany | |
Zoology | Zoology | |
Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Environmental Science, Forensic Science, Genetics, Microbiology (BCBTESFSG&M) | Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Forensic Science, Genetics, Environmental Science, | 1. Candidates had Chemistry as one of the optional subjects in part-II at B.Sc. level 2. In addition, candidates had either one as optional subject in part II of Graduation: Botany/ Zoology/Genetics/Microbiology/Biochemistry/Biotechnology 3. For Biochemistry and Forensic Science courses, it is mandatory to have Physics as one of the optional subjects, in addition to point (1) above, at the graduation level |
Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Mathematics with Computer Science | Mathematics | |
Statistics, Applied Statistics | Statistics and Mathematics | |
Geology, Applied Geochemistry | Geology | |
Geography | B.A. with Geography or B.Sc. Graduate | |
Geo-informatics | B.A. with Geography or B.Sc. / B.Tech. / B.E. / B.C.A. graduate | |
Nutrition & Dietetics | Nutrition & Dietetics | 1.Candidates had Chemistry as one of the optional subjects in part-II at B.Sc. level 2. In addition to Chemistry, candidates had one of the following subjects in part-II at graduation level: Botany, Zoology, Genetics, Microbiology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology. 3. In addition to point (1) & (2) mentioned above, candidates had studied Food and Nutrition, Applied Nutrition & Public Health, Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics and Food Science & Quality Control at the graduation level |
Entrance test | Programme | Eligibility criteria |
M.Com | Candidates have obtained a minimum of 40% marks in B.Com. (Part-II). For candidates belonging to the SC/ST category, a simple pass is enough to get selected for any programme |
Entrance test | Program | Eligibility criteria |
M.Ed. | M.Ed. | Candidates have obtained a minimum of 55% marks for UR candidates and 50% for Sc/ST/OBC candidates in B.Ed |
M.P.Ed. | M.P.Ed. | Candidates have obtained a minimum of 55% marks for UR candidates and 50% for Sc/ST/OBC candidates in B.Ed |
If candidates find themselves eligible for the courses and fulfill the CPGET eligibility criteria then, he/she will be able to fill the CPGET application form. After filling up the application form, they are able to take part in the further process of CPGET admission.
Students are also advised to check the CPGET syllabus. Syllabus of various subjects differs but the CPGET exam pattern and marking scheme is the same for all the subjects.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
There is no age limit to apply for the exam.
Osmania University offers many courses such as Economics, History, Nutrition & Dietetics, Electronics, Geo-chemistry, Geophysics, Theatre Arts, Public Administration and others for the post graduates programme.
Students can check CPGET eligibility criteria on the CPGET website.
Yes, the eligibility criteria of CPGET differs for various programmes. Eligibility criteria depends on the subjects chosen by the aspirants.
On Question asked by student community
Since the CPGET response sheet download link has expired, you won’t be able to check your exact responses now. To know whether you are qualified or not, you need to wait for the CPGET results or scorecard, which will show your marks and qualifying status. If you remember your attempted answers, you can still compare them with the released key manually to get an idea of your marks, but the official confirmation will only come through the results.
Scoring 74 marks in the CPGET for M.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics is generally good and likely above the cutoff based on previous years. Admission depends on your rank, category, and seat availability. You should participate in counseling and choose your preferred colleges. Final allotment will be based on these factors. For exact details, check the official CPGET website or contact the college.
With 44 marks in CPGET for M.Sc. Geoinformatics, your expected rank may be around 2,000 to 3,500 based on past trends. Exact rank depends on the number of candidates and exam difficulty. Higher marks generally get better ranks, but this is an estimate. For accurate details, check the official CPGET website after results are declared. Keep an eye on counseling notifications for seat allotment.
Hello aspirant,
By appearing for mock test, you will gain confidence for your final exam. There are several online platforms which provides mock papers for CPGET. One of which is careers360, the link of which I am attaching here,
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-pgecet-mock-test-sample-papers
I hope this helps you. Best of luck for your preparation.
Hello,
If you’re planning to appear for the CPGET M.Sc. Zoology exam conducted by Osmania University, it’s important to understand the syllabus well the paper is divided into two parts: Part A and Part B.
Part A which carries 40 marks and focuses on the fundamentals of animal sciences. This section includes topics like digestion, respiration, circulation, and excretion in animals, along with basic concepts of biochemistry such as glycolysis, the TCA cycle, and ATP production.
And part B carries 60 marks and covers more advanced areas of zoology. This includes animal diversity, evolution, ecology, environmental biology, genetics, and cell biology. Students are expected to have a strong understanding of classical genetics, molecular genetics, cytology, and the principles of evolution and taxonomy. T o score good marks in the exam you have to study both basic and advanced concepts . And also , solving previous-year question papers can help understand the exam pattern better.
To know more about the complete CPGET syllabus, refer to this
https://university.careers360.com/articles/cpget-syllabus
Overall, a balanced preparation covering both theoretical knowledge and practical understanding is key to cracking this entrance exam.
All the best for your preparation!
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