The TG PECET 2026 (Telangana Physical Education Common Entrance Test) is the specialized entrance process for candidates seeking admission into professional courses like B.P.Ed. (Bachelor of Physical Education) and U.G.D.Ed. (Under Graduate Diploma in Physical Education). Managed by Satavahana University, Karimnagar on behalf of the TGCHE, this test is distinct from other CETs as it focuses entirely on physical prowess rather than a written examination.
1. Official Exam Schedule & Registration
The PECET is conducted over several days to facilitate the field-based physical tests for all applicants.
Event | Schedule | Details |
Notification Release | March 2026 (Tentative) | Detailed instructions on events and physical standards. |
Online Application Starts | Mid-March 2026 | Registration via the official portal. |
Last Date to Apply (No Late Fee) | April 2026 (Tentative) | Deadline for standard registration. |
Physical Test Dates | May 31 to June 3, 2026 | Field tests at designated venues. |
Results & Rank List | June 2026 (Tentative) | Merit list based on field performance. |
2. Exam Pattern: No Written Test
Unlike other entrance exams, TG PECET does not have a written paper. The selection is based on 500 total marks distributed across physical and skill-based events.
Feature | Details | Key Takeaway |
Total Marks | 500 Marks | High score in PET is essential for top ranks. |
Physical Efficiency Test (PET) | 400 Marks | Consists of mandatory track and field events. |
Skill Test in Game | 100 Marks | Performance in a chosen sport. |
Medical Fitness | Mandatory | Must be medically fit to participate in field events. |
3. Detailed Syllabus & Test Components
The evaluation is split into two major categories to assess overall athletic ability and specialized sports skills.
A. Physical Efficiency Test (PET) - 400 Marks
Candidates must participate in the following mandatory events:
For Men: 800 Meters Run, 100 Meters Run, Putting the Shot (6 kg), and Long Jump.
For Women: 400 Meters Run, 100 Meters Run, Putting the Shot (4 kg), and Long Jump.
B. Skill Test in Game - 100 Marks
Candidates must choose one game from the following list to demonstrate their skills:
Ball Badminton, Basketball, Cricket, Football, Handball, Hockey, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Shuttle Badminton, or Volleyball.
4. Previous Year Cut-offs & Qualifying Marks
The merit list is prepared by aggregating marks from the PET and Skill tests.
Category | Qualifying Marks |
General / BC | Minimum aggregate to be determined by the committee |
SC / ST | No Minimum Qualifying Marks |
Top Rank Targets: To secure a seat in a Government College of Physical Education (like GCPE, Hyderabad), an aggregate score above 350-400 is typically required.
5. Application Fee & Eligibility
Category | Application Fee (Tentative) | Academic Eligibility |
General / BC | ~₹800 | B.P.Ed: Any degree (3 years). U.G.D.Ed: Intermediate (10+2). |
SC / ST / PH | ~₹400 | Must have appeared or passed the qualifying exam. |
Age Limit: Candidates must have completed 19 years for B.P.Ed. and 16 years for U.G.D.Ed. as of July 1st of the admission year.
6. Preparation Guidance
Since there are no specific textbooks, preparation involves physical training:
Daily Routine: Focus on stamina building (long-distance running) and explosive power (sprints and jumps).
Game Skill: Practice the chosen sport specifically to improve technical maneuvers (e.g., bowling in Cricket or smashing in Volleyball).
Coaching: Many aspirants join local athletic clubs or sports academies for 2-3 months before the test.
Official Website for Online Application: pecet.tgche.ac.in
7. Essential Tips for the Test Day
Warm-up: Properly warm up before track events to avoid cramps or injuries.
Clothing: Wear comfortable athletic gear and proper sports shoes (spikes are usually allowed for track events).
Hydration: Keep yourself hydrated throughout the four-day testing window.