TS Common PG Entrance Test Answer Key 2021 will be released on its official website. Osmania University has released the answer key for the Common Post Graduate Entrance Test at Osmania.ac.in. OU Common PG entrance test 2021 answer key.
Osmania University has released the answer key for the Common Post Graduate Entrance Test, CPGET held for admissions into various PG courses, PG. Diploma courses and 5 years of Integrated Programmes ( M.A., MSc, MBA) for the Academic year 2021-2022. Candidates who appeared for the exam can download the answer key from the official website, osmania.ac.in.
CPGET 2021 exam was held in September 2nd week. The University will soon declare the PGCET result on the official website. For more details visit this link
CPGET Answer Key 2021 Details
| Name Of The Answer Key | CPGET Answer Keys 2021 |
|---|---|
| Title | Download CPGET Answer Keys 2021 |
| Subject | Osmania University has released Answer keys for CPGET 2021 |
| Category | Answer Key |
| Download Answer Key | Next day of the entrance examination |
| For Admission Into | PG Courses |
| Official Website | http://tscpget.com/ |
How to check the Common PG entrance test 2021 Answer key:
- Visit the official website of OUCET 2021.
- On the home page click on CPGET 2021.
- A new page will appear with TS CPGET Answer Key 2021 for all courses and all subjects.
- Download and take a print out of it for future use.
- Note: Candidates can raise objections till September 3rd week.
Direct link: TS Common PG Entrance Test Answer key
TS Common PG Entrance Test Answer Key downloading website: http://tscpget.com/CPGET/CPGET_ExamPaper.aspx
Osmania University: Osmania University is named after its founder, Nawab Osman Ali Khan, the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad who rather through a farman or Royal Charter, brought the University into existence in 1918. It is the seventh oldest in the Country and third oldest in South India.
Though the need for the University for the Hyderabad State was felt, both by the intelligentsia and the people for a long time, the initiative came from a civil servant, Sir Akbar Hydari, who was then the Home Secretary to the State Government.