What is the TS PGECET syllabus for Computer Science and Information Technology?
Subject code for Computer Science and Information Technology is CS, and syllabus for course is as follows -
| Section | Syllabus |
| Engineering Mathematics | Linear Algebra, Calculus, and Probability |
| Computer Science and Information Technology | Discrete Mathematics, Digital Logic, Computer organisation and architecture, programming and data structures, algorithms, theory of computation, compiler design, operating systems, databases, computer networks, software engineering, and web technologies. |
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TS PGECET 2027 application last date will be updated soon. The last date to apply is available in two timelines:
- Submission with regular fees
- Submission with late fees
No, TS PGECET 2027 application fee is non-refundable. However, if the payment is done twice, then the additional amount will be refunded to the source account.
TSCHE released TS PGECET (Phase I) provisional seat allotment result on July 26, 2026. Candidates whose name is included in the eligibility list and have done their web-option entry can check their seat allotment results.
Yes, JNTU Hyderabad allows candidates to submit their TS PGECET application form after the deadline. The registration late fee schedule are updated along with official notification. However, they have to pay an additional fee.
There is as such no fixed number of seats through TS PGECET admission. However, the seat count changes every year. The seats are mainly divided into two parts:
Convenor Quota Seats (70 to 80%)
Management Quota Seats (20 to 30%)
As, GATE and GPAT scores are also accepted, first preference are given to t
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