New Delhi: Yogi vemana University will soon be starting the registration for the Andhra Pradesh Post Graduate Common Entrance Test (AP PGCET) 2022 from the month of July. Candidates interested and eligible for the exam may apply before july. The exam will be held in the month of August. It will be conducted online in a computer based mode.
The admit card for the exam will be provided to students through online mode. The results will also be declared in the month of August itself.
Candidates who will pass the APPGCET exam in 2022 conducted by Yogi Vemana University will be admitted to 14 participating universities' MA, M.Com, M.Sc, MCJ, M.Lib.Sc, M.Ed, M.P.Ed, M.Sc.Tech, and other postgraduate programmes.
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APPGCET 2022: Highlights
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Exam name |
Andhra Pradesh Post Graduate Common Entrance Tests |
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Conducting body |
Yogi Vemana University |
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Exam Level |
State Level Exam |
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Language of the exam |
English |
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Exam duration |
90 hours |
APPGCET 2022: Eligibility Criteria
Students applying for the APPGCET 2022 exam must have cleared their bachelor’s degree and also should be above 21 years of age. Students below 21 years are not eligible to apply for APPGCET exam 2022.
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APPGCET 2022: How to Apply?
The application form for the AP PGECET 2022 will be out in the month of June, on the official website of AP PGCET. Students could visit the website and enroll themselves for the exam following the below given steps:
- Visit the official website of the APPGCET.
- Fill the registration form with asked details.
- Attach the documents asked in the registration form.
- Submit the registration fee (Rs.850) online.
- Now login your registered ID with password.
- Open the application form.
- Fill in all the required essential details in the application form.
- Upload all the asked documents with the application form.
- Go through the application form after filling and submitting.
- Students may get a printout of the application form for future use.
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