SPPU OEE Programmes, Seats and Eligibility: Every Campus PG Course

SPPU's OEE notification lists every campus programme in one annexure — Annexure-A — with its duration, intake and eligibility. It covers postgraduate, integrated and some undergraduate programmes together, so a PG applicant has to read past the UG rows. This guide pulls out the PG and integrated programmes from the 2026-27 annexure (revised 17 April 2026), shows which of them actually held an entrance test, and explains the 10% extra seats that appeared in the 2026 merit lists.

Annexure-A, Revised Circular 80/2026; 2026-27 department merit lists.

The revised 2026 timetable says it "includes only those Programmes for which more applications were received than the intake capacity", and the notification reserves the right "to admit candidates without entrance examination if number of application are less than the intake capacity". So a programme's absence from the timetable is not a closure: it means applications did not exceed seats that year (or, for MBA, MCA and Modelling & Simulation, that another route applies). In 2026 that included M.A. Sociology, Hindi and Sanskrit, the foreign languages, M.Sc. Urban Water and Sanitation and several M.Tech programmes. It also means a programme examined in 2026 may not be in 2027, and the other way round.

The 2026 department lists printed more seats than the annexure. M.Sc. Computer Science: "Total 68 Seats = Approved Intake 60 seats + 6 seats (10% additional) + 2 seats (Sports/Culture – Over and above)". Anthropology: 26 + 3 additional, "vide शै. प्रवेश/2667, दि. 18/06/2026". M.Com. 90 + 9; M.A. English, History and Executive MBA 66. Not every addition was exactly 10%: M.Sc. Chemistry's list printed 147 against an annexure intake of 135 (12 more), and M.Sc. Physics 100 against 90 (10 more); Chemistry's 5 industry-sponsored Medicinal Chemistry seats sit outside that 147. The order the lists cite was not published separately, and there is nothing to say it will repeat in 2027 — plan on the annexure intake and treat any addition as a bonus.

The annexure was revised once, on 17 April 2026, four days after applications opened, and the fee was cut by the revised circular of 5 May. Changes worth knowing: M.Sc. Instrumentation Science went from 45 seats to 30; M.Sc. Computer Science gained a 50% (45% reserved) minimum that the 2025 annexure did not have, and dropped the 2025 option of Mathematics at graduation level in place of Mathematics at 10+2; and the application fee fell from Rs 1,000/800 to Rs 800/600. Read the revised annexure for 2027 as soon as it appears — the first one may not be final.

Most rows in the annexure print no minimum percentage at all — so the widely repeated "55% aggregate for all SPPU PG courses" is not in SPPU's notification. Final-year students can apply: admission is "subject to their passing the qualifying examination", is provisional until then, and is cancelled automatically if they fail; upload your last-semester marksheet if the final result is not out. What the documents do not cover is students with a backlog at the time of admission — we found no provision either way.