CDAC C-CAT 2027 registration to begin on November 25; check eligibility, application fee and key details
The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing announced that registration for the C‑CAT 2027 exam will begin on 25 November 2026. Candidates can apply online for the January 2027 test that selects students for postgraduate programmes.
The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing announced that the registration window for the Computerised Common Admission Test 2027 will open on 25 November 2026. C‑CAT is the entrance examination used by CDAC to select candidates for its postgraduate programmes in areas such as computer science, electronics, and information technology. The test is known for its emphasis on analytical reasoning, programming skills, and quantitative ability, and it attracts applicants from engineering colleges and science streams across the country. Eligibility typically requires a bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline with a minimum percentage as prescribed by the institute.
Prospective candidates can submit their applications through the official CDAC website, where they will be required to create an account, fill in personal and academic details, and upload scanned copies of supporting documents. The application fee, payable online, varies depending on the category of the applicant and the number of programmes selected. After completing the online form, applicants must verify their information and confirm payment before the deadline. The examination itself is scheduled for 9 and 10 January 2027, and successful candidates will be invited for counselling sessions that determine their placement in the desired postgraduate courses.
For Indian students seeking advanced technical education, C‑CAT offers a pathway to institutions that are directly linked to government research initiatives and industry collaborations. The competition is intense, with thousands of applicants vying for a limited number of seats, making thorough preparation essential. Observers note that the test’s focus on practical problem‑solving aligns with the skill sets demanded by emerging technology sectors, and they advise candidates to review past papers and attend coaching sessions if possible. The outcome of this admission cycle will shape the talent pool available for future research and development projects in the country.
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