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TG CPGET 2026-27 second phase seat allotment announced
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Candidates must pay the prescribed fee online using a credit card, debit card, or net banking facilities

TG CPGET 2026-27 second phase seat allotment announced
Hyderabad: The TG CPGET 2026-27 admissions seat allotments were announced on Monday. TG CPGET Convener I Panduranga Reddy stated that 9,367 seats have been allotted out of 36,269 available convener quota seats for admissions into MA, MSc, MCom, and other postgraduate courses. Out of 15,269 candidates who exercised web options in the second counselling phase, 9,367 secured allotments.
Candidates must pay the prescribed fee online using a credit card, debit card, or net banking facilities. Following payment, candidates must download their fee payment receipt from the official portal and report to their allotted college on or before October 9, submitting their original Transfer Certificate.
Panduranga Reddy clarified that candidates are required to submit only their original Transfer Certificate at the college, while other original documents including SSC memo, degree memo, caste, EWS, and income certificates are strictly for physical verification purposes. College principals have been directed to verify all original documents against eligibility conditions and collect only the original Transfer Certificate from candidates.
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