SAMS - Common P.G. Entrance Test (CPET-2025) of Odisha

Overview: The document outlines the admission process for P.G. courses in Odisha for the academic session 2025-26.


Common P.G. Entrance Test (CPET-2025)

  • Admission for P.G. courses will be based solely on CPET-2025 scores.
  • The previous 80:20 ratio of CPET marks to career marks is discontinued.
  • Phase-I admission includes 4 selection rounds with reservation weightage for the first two rounds.

Admission Process

  • Applicants must fill the Common Application Form (CAF) on the SAMS P.G. portal.
  • Important dates include CAF availability on 10-Mar-2025 and the last date for submission on 28-Mar-2025.
  • Editing of CAF is allowed on 29-Mar-2025.

Timeline for Admission Activities

  • Entrance examination will be conducted from 04-May-2025 to 18-May-2025.
  • Hall tickets will be available for download from 28-Apr-2025.
  • Subject-wise merit lists and provisional seat allotments will be published later.

Eligibility and Documentation

  • Applicants must have completed graduation from a UGC recognized university.
  • Those seeking scholarships must upload income and caste certificates with their CAF.
  • Incorrect details in CAF may lead to cancellation of candidature during verification.

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