CPET merit list for PG admissions out
Bhubaneswar: The higher education department on Monday published a state-wide merit list for Common Postgraduate Entrance Test (CPET-2025) conducted by the State Selection Board (SSB).
The merit list is required for admission to PG courses offered by state public universities and degree colleges.
According to the SSB, 62,321 candidates applied for CPET-2025. As many as 56,976 candidates appeared for the test, and all of them were selected to participate in the admission process. The state has 30,802 seats offered by 116 higher educational institutes.
Official sources said the results were published on the SAMS (Student Academic Management System) PG portal at 4 pm on Monday.
Applicants can check the SAMS portal to view their subject-wise and social category-wise ranks, according to an official statement from the department.
The next stage of admission process will start on Tuesday. Eligible applicants will be able to exercise their choice-filling options from June 3 to 8. During the period, candidates can select their preferred universities, colleges and subjects based on the total marks secured in the entrance test, official sources said.
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"Applicants are advised to visit the official SAMS PG portal regularly and complete the choice filling within the stipulated period. Further, the provisional allotment of seats for the first round selection process shall be published at 4 pm on June 13. Students can report to allotted institutions for admission between June 16 and June 18," said the official statement.
Provisional allotment of seats for the second round of selection will be published on June 23 (4 pm).
Admission for eligible students the second round will be conducted from June 24 to 26.
The third or final round allotment list will be published on July 3. Admission for eligible students will be held between July 4 and 8. After the third round, a list of waitlisted candidates will be published on July 22. They will take admission between July 23 and 25.
Classes for first-year PG students will commence on July 10, official sources said.
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