Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University (PJTSAU) Admissions 2026-27 Dates, Appilcation Form, Process & Fee

 Admissions for 2026–27 at Professor Jayashankar Telangana Agricultural University (PJTAU) will begin in June–July 2026. Candidates must meet course-specific eligibility criteria, apply online, and participate in counseling based on merit/rank.

Admission process steps:

Step 1: Check eligibility and course list

• Visit the official website: https://www.pjtau.edu.in → go to Admissions / Academic / Notifications.
• Download the PG/UG admission brochure for 2026-27 to confirm courses, fees, and category-wise seats.

Step 2: Appear in the relevant entrance exam

• UG: Appear in TS EAPCET / TS EAMCET (Bi.P.C or M.P.C) and obtain rank.
• PG (Agriculture-related): Appear in ICAR-AIEEA-PG and download scorecard.
• MCA / M.HMCT / some others: Appear in State Common Entrance Test (CET) as notified.

Step 3: Register and apply online

• Open the PJTSAU admission portal (linked from pjtau.edu.in).
• Create an account with mobile, email, and personal details.
• Fill the online application form (personal, academic, exam details, category, preferences).

Step 4: Upload documents and pay fee

• Upload scanned copies (as per notification):
• 10th, 12th / Intermediate mark sheets and passing certificates.
• Entrance-exam scorecard (TS EAPCET / ICAR-AIEEA-PG / CET).
• Caste / income / PH / NCC / EWS certificates (if applicable).
• Passport-size photograph and signature.
• Pay application fee online (typical ranges):
• General: ?1,800
• SC/ST/PH: ?900 (exact amount as per 2026-27 notification).

Step 5: Counselling and seat allotment

• PJTSAU participates in state-level counselling for UG (through TS EAPCET / TS EAMCET) and separate counselling for PG.
• Attend online / offline counselling as per schedule; choose preferred colleges/courses.
• Seat allotment is based on:
• Entrance-exam rank.
• Category, reservation, and availability of seats.

Step 6: Reporting and document verification

• After allotment, report to the allotted PJTSAU campus / college within the stipulated dates.
• Submit original documents for verification:
• 10th, 12th / Intermediate certificates.
• Entrance-exam rank card.
• Caste, income, PH, NCC, EWS certificates (if claimed).
• Transfer certificate, conduct certificate, migration certificate (if applicable).
• Passport-size photographs.

Step 7: Fee payment and admission confirmation

• Pay admission and tuition fees as per the fee structure notified for 2026-27.
• Complete physical / online registration (photo, biometrics, ID card, etc.) to confirm admission.

Important dates (tentative for 2026-27)

Exact dates are released via official notifications; the pattern from 2025-26 is:

• UG (TS EAPCET-based):
• Application window: April–May 2026 (TS EAPCET).
• Exam: May–June 2026.
• Counselling and seat allotment: June–July 2026.
• Admission and fee payment: July–August 2026.
• PG (ICAR-AIEEA-PG-based):
• ICAR-AIEEA-PG application: March–April 2026.
• Exam: May 2026.
• ICAR counselling: June–July 2026.
• PJTSAU PG counselling and admission: July–August 2026.
• Academic start:
• UG & PG first semester usually begins in August–September 2026 (check official academic calendar).

Documents required

• 10th / SSC certificate & mark sheet
• 12th / Intermediate / Diploma certificate & mark sheet
• Entrance-exam rank card
• Caste certificate
• Income / family income certificate
• PH / Disability certificate
• NCC / Sports / other quota certificates
• Transfer / Migration / Conduct certificate
• Passport-size photographs & signature

Eligibility criteria (2026-27)

Undergraduate (UG):

• Passed 10+2 / Intermediate (Bi.P.C or M.P.C stream) from Telangana State Board or equivalent.
• Minimum marks:
• General / OBC: 50% aggregate in 10+2 (with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics).
• SC/ST: 45–48% aggregate (varies slightly by course and category).
• Must appear in TS EAPCET / TS EAMCET and obtain a valid rank; admission is based on rank and counselling.

Postgraduate (PG):

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline from a recognized university.
• Minimum marks:
• General / OBC: 50–55% aggregate (varies by course; e.g., 55% for many M.Sc. programmes).
• SC/ST: 45–50% aggregate.

Diploma Courses:

• Passed 10th / SSC with minimum aggregate as notified (usually merit-based).

PhD

• Master’s degree in a relevant subject with 50–55% aggregate (45–50% for reserved categories).
• Qualifying in ICAR AICE-JRF/SRF or university-level entrance + interview.