CG PPT

Candidates will be required to pay the CG PPT application fee online i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. No other mode of payment will be accepted. For the General category, the fee is INR 200. Candidates belonging to OBC and SC/ST/PwD category will have to pay INR 150 and INR 100, respectively. If the candidates do not pay the fee before the final date, then their application will not be accepted.

While filling out the CG PPT application form, the candidates will have to upload their scanned photograph and signature as per the official specifications. The file size of the passport-size photograph and signature should be between 40KB to 60KB and 20KB to 40KB, respectively. The file format of both the documents should be JPG/JPEG.

The authorities will firstly prepare and release the model CG PPT answer key online. Through the model answer key, the candidates will be able to check the correct responses to the questions in the entrance examination. The authorities will accept objections against the model answer key. Based on the submitted objections, the authorities will prepare the final CG PPT answer key. No objections against the final answer key will be accepted and the decision of the authorities will be considered absolute.

CG PPT 2025 answer key will be released online at the official website. Candidates can access the CG PPT answer key 2025 online at vyapam.cgstate.gov.in. No log in credentials are required to access the answer key. The correct responses to the question paper will be available in the answer key of CG PPT 2025. Using the answer key, the candidates will be able to calculate their probable secured scores before the official CG PPT result is announced. 

No. The authorities will not accept any requests for review of CG PPT scores. Since the scores will be carefully allotted after preparing the final answer key, the decision of the authorities will be considered absolute. If the candidates find any problems in their CG PPT result, they are advised to immediately contact the authorities. However, it will be up to the authorities to accept or decline the request for corrections in the CG PPT results.

Before downloading the CG PPT result, the candidates are advised to check the details present for any mistakes. In case of any discrepancies in the information, the candidates are advised to immediately contact the authorities. However, the authorities will not accept any requests regarding correction of the scores and ranks obtained in the entrance examination. Other details have to be corrected before the CG PPT counselling or admission process commences.

The authorities will release CG PPT result online at vyapamonline.cgstate.gov.in. The candidates will be able to check their obtained scores and ranks through the CG PPT result. To access the result, the candidates will have to visit the official website and click on the result link. Next, the candidates will have to log in using their registered mobile number and password. Before downloading the result, the candidates are advised to check all details present and contact the authorities in case of any mistakes. 

Yes. The candidates have to pay a fee while raising objections against the CG PPT answer key. For every objection, the candidates have to pay INR 50 online i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card within the allotted time. Along with the objections, the candidates also have to send their corresponding proof. Without the proof, the authorities did not accept any objections. 

Candidates will be able to raise objections against the provisional CG PPT answer key till a specifed date. The objections can submit through the online portal. Along with objection details, the candidates have to provide the corresponding proof. If there is no proof to support their objections, then it not be considered. The candidates have to pay INR 50 for every objection.

CG PPT will be held as a pen-and-paper-based test at various centres. During the 3 hours of examination, the candidates will have to attempt a total of 150 objective multiple-choice questions. Each section of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics will have 50 questions each. No extra time will be allotted to the candidates to complete the examination. All questions will be prepared based on the official CG PPT syllabus.