The TISS 2027 Reservation Policy follows central Government of India norms, reserving 59.5% of seats for students from Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), Other Backward Classes – Non-Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL), and Economically Weaker Section (EWS) categories, with an additional 5% horizontal reservation for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD). From academic year 2026-27 onwards, TISS no longer conducts TISSNET — admissions to most PG programmes are now through CUET PG (conducted by NTA), and select programmes such as MA HRM & Labour Relations use CAT scores. The reservation policy, percentages, and eligibility conditions remain unchanged under the new admission route.
TISS 2027 admissions (AY 2027-28) will be based on CUET PG 2027 / CAT 2026 scores. Students applying under reserved categories must secure valid category certificates before filling the TISS application form.
- SC students are entitled to 15% reservation in all TISS programmes across all campuses
- ST students receive 7.5% reservation with relaxed qualifying marks and age concession
- OBC-NCL students qualify for 27% reservation — a valid Central Government format Non-Creamy Layer certificate is mandatory
- EWS students from the General category are eligible for 10% reservation on production of a current-year Income and Asset Certificate
- PwBD students receive 5% supernumerary/horizontal reservation across all categories (minimum 40% disability required)
- Kashmiri Migrants and Widows/Wards of Armed Forces personnel receive 5% supernumerary seats each over and above the main intake
This article explains the complete TISS 2027 reservation policy — category-wise quotas, qualifying-mark relaxations, fee concessions, age relaxations, documents required, and FAQs.
| Key Summary: In this Article, we have discussed about TISS (TISSNET) Reservation Criteria 2027, including category-wise seat percentages, eligibility relaxations, supernumerary quotas, required documents, qualifying mark thresholds, and the updated CUET PG-based admission route.
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What is TISS 2027 Reservation Criteria?
TISS (Tata Institute of Social Sciences), Mumbai is a premier deemed university established under the UGC Act and fully funded by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. As a centrally funded institution, TISS is bound to implement the reservation norms mandated by the Government of India for all its programmes across all campuses.
The constitutional and statutory basis for reservation at TISS includes Articles 15(4), 15(5), 16(4), and 16(6) of the Constitution of India, along with the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016 and the EWS Amendment Act 2019.
Important Update for 2027: TISSNET has been permanently discontinued. Admission to TISS postgraduate programmes from AY 2026-27 onwards is through CUET PG (NTA) for most programmes and through CAT scores for MA HRM & Labour Relations. The reservation policy, percentages, and eligibility conditions applicable under TISSNET continue unchanged under CUET PG / CAT-based admission.
TISS Seat Structure — All-India Seats
Unlike medical or engineering entrance exams, TISS does not follow an AIQ vs State Quota model. All seats across all TISS campuses are under the national (All-India) category, since TISS is a single centrally funded institution. Reservation applies uniformly across all campuses and programmes.
| Seat Type | Description | Applicable Campuses |
|---|---|---|
| Main Quota Seats (All-India) | Open to students from across India; central GoI reservation norms apply (SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/UR) | Mumbai, Hyderabad, Tuljapur, Guwahati |
| PwBD Supernumerary (5%) | Added over and above main intake for students with benchmark disabilities (min. 40%) | All campuses |
| Kashmiri Migrants Supernumerary (5%) | Added over and above main intake; domicile requirement waived for KM students | All campuses |
| Armed Forces Widows/Wards Supernumerary (5%) | For widows and wards of Armed Forces personnel killed/disabled in action; priority-based allotment | All campuses |
| TISS Employees’ Children (Supernumerary) | Small supernumerary provision for children of TISS employees; subject to merit | Mumbai (primarily) |
How to Claim Reservation in TISS 2027
Students must follow these steps to claim a reserved category seat in TISS 2027 admissions:
- Register on the CUET PG 2027 portal (NTA) and select the correct category — the same category must appear in both CUET PG registration and the TISS application form
- Upload valid category/caste/income certificates during the TISS application form submission
- Ensure OBC-NCL certificates are in Central Government format and valid for academic year 2027-28
- Produce original certificates at TISS during document verification at the time of admission
Warning: Selecting an incorrect category in the TISS application form — or providing certificates in the wrong format — may lead to cancellation of admission even after seat allotment. Verify your certificate format with the official TISS notification before applying.
TISS 2027 Reservation List
The table below lists every category entitled to reservation in TISS 2027 admissions, along with seat percentages and key certificate requirements.
| Category | Reservation % | Quota Type | Certificate Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduled Caste (SC) | 15% | Vertical (main quota) | SC Caste Certificate from competent authority |
| Scheduled Tribe (ST) | 7.5% | Vertical (main quota) | ST Tribe Certificate from competent authority |
| Other Backward Classes – Non-Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL) | 27% | Vertical (main quota) | OBC-NCL Certificate in Central Govt format; valid for AY 2027-28 |
| Economically Weaker Section (EWS) | 10% | Vertical (main quota) | EWS Income & Asset Certificate for FY 2026-27; family income < ₹8 lakh/year |
| Unreserved / General (UR) | 40.5% | Open / main quota | None |
| Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) | 5% supernumerary | Supernumerary (horizontal) | Disability Certificate (min. 40% disability); UDID card preferred |
| Kashmiri Migrants (KM) | 5% supernumerary | Supernumerary | KM Registration Certificate; domicile waived |
| Widows/Wards of Armed Forces Personnel | 5% supernumerary | Supernumerary | Certificate from concerned Record Office/Commanding Officer |
The 27% OBC-NCL and 10% EWS quotas were introduced across all centrally funded institutions from 2019, raising TISS’s total reserved vertical quota to 59.5%. SC reserved seats are filled by SC students only; ST seats by ST students only — unfilled seats are interchanged between SC and ST before being converted to General.
TISS 2027 Category-Wise Reservation
General / Unreserved (UR) Category
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Reservation Percentage | 40.5% of main intake seats |
| Age Limit | As specified per programme; no additional relaxation |
| Minimum Qualifying Marks (Graduation) | 45% aggregate or equivalent grade |
| Admission Route (2027) | CUET PG 2027 (NTA) for most PG programmes; CAT 2026 for MA HRM & Labour Relations |
| TISS Application Fee (indicative) | ₹1,750 (as per 2026 brochure; subject to revision for 2027) |
| Certificate Required | None (EWS: Income & Asset Certificate for FY 2026-27) |
Scheduled Caste (SC) Category
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Reservation Percentage | 15% of main intake |
| Minimum Qualifying Marks (Graduation) | 40% aggregate (5% relaxation over the General standard of 45%) |
| Age Relaxation | Up to 5 years above the general upper age limit for age-bound programmes |
| Certificate Required | SC Caste Certificate issued by Revenue Officer / SDM / DM; must name the exact caste as in the Central SC list for that State/UT |
| TISS Application Fee (indicative) | ₹750 (as per 2026 brochure; subject to revision for 2027) |
| Government Scholarship | SC students admitted to TISS are eligible for Post-Matric Scholarship (Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment) — apply separately post-admission |
| Seat-filling Rule | SC seats are filled by SC students only; unfilled SC seats may be interchanged with ST before being opened to General |
Scheduled Tribe (ST) Category
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Reservation Percentage | 7.5% of main intake |
| Minimum Qualifying Marks (Graduation) | 40% aggregate (5% relaxation over the General standard) |
| Age Relaxation | Up to 5 years above the general upper age limit for age-bound programmes |
| Certificate Required | ST Tribe Certificate issued by competent authority; must name the exact tribe as in the Central ST list for that State/UT |
| TISS Application Fee (indicative) | ₹750 (as per 2026 brochure; subject to revision for 2027) |
| Government Scholarship | ST students are eligible for Post-Matric Scholarship (Ministry of Tribal Affairs) — apply separately post-admission |
| TISS Guwahati Note | ST students from North-East tribal communities are particularly well-represented at the Guwahati campus through NE-focused programmes |
Other Backward Classes – Non-Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL) Category
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Reservation Percentage | 27% of main intake — the largest reserved quota |
| Minimum Qualifying Marks (Graduation) | 45% aggregate (same as General; no separate qualifying-marks relaxation for OBC-NCL at TISS) |
| Age Relaxation | Up to 3 years above the general upper age limit for age-bound programmes |
| Certificate Format | OBC-NCL Certificate must be in Central Government format — State OBC lists are NOT accepted at TISS |
| Certificate Validity | Must be valid for AY 2027-28 (typically issued after April 2026 and not older than 1 year at time of admission) |
| TISS Application Fee (indicative) | ₹1,750 (as per 2026 brochure; same as General category) |
| Seat-filling Rule | Unfilled OBC seats convert to General seats if no eligible OBC-NCL students are available per admission schedule |
Economically Weaker Section (EWS) Category
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Reservation Percentage | 10% of main intake |
| Who is Eligible | Students from the General/UR category whose family annual income is below ₹8 lakh and who are not covered under SC/ST/OBC reservation |
| Minimum Qualifying Marks (Graduation) | 45% aggregate (EWS follows General category qualifying standards) |
| Age Relaxation | Not specified separately; General category age limits apply |
| Income Cap | Family gross annual income below ₹8 lakh per annum (from all sources) |
| Certificate Required | EWS Income and Asset Certificate in GoI prescribed format; issued for FY 2026-27 by Tehsildar / SDM / DM |
| TISS Application Fee (indicative) | ₹1,750 (as per 2026 brochure) |
| Constitutional Basis | 103rd Constitutional Amendment, 2019 (Articles 15(6) and 16(6)) |
Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) Category
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Reservation Percentage | 5% supernumerary seats (over and above main intake) |
| Minimum Disability Required | 40% or more benchmark disability (as per Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016) |
| Minimum Qualifying Marks (Graduation) | 40% aggregate (relaxed from General 45%) |
| Age Relaxation | Up to 10 years above the general upper age limit (cumulative with category relaxation where applicable) |
| Certificate Required | Disability Certificate showing disability type and percentage; UDID (Unique Disability ID) card issued by Ministry of Social Justice is preferred |
| TISS Application Fee (indicative) | ₹750 (as per 2026 brochure) |
| Scribe / Compensatory Time | Available during CUET PG exam (via NTA) and TISS’s selection stages; must be requested at application stage |
| Eligible Disability Types | Visual, Hearing, Locomotor, Intellectual, Mental illness, and other benchmark disabilities listed under RPwD Act 2016 |
TISS 2027 Reservation for Girls / Women
TISS does not maintain a separate dedicated reservation quota exclusively for women at the institutional level. There is no central government mandate for a women-specific seat reservation at deemed universities under CUET PG or TISSNET admission. However, several provisions effectively benefit women students at TISS:
- Women students belonging to SC, ST, OBC-NCL, EWS, or PwBD categories benefit fully from their respective category reservations
- TISS’s MA in Women’s Studies programme (Mumbai campus) is designed specifically for women students and admits only women
- The Ministry of Education’s gender-parity guidelines encourage centrally funded institutions to achieve gender balance in reserved-category admissions
- Several TISS scholarship and fellowship programmes — including the TISS National Fellowship — are exclusively open to women from marginalised communities
- The Armed Forces supernumerary quota at TISS specifically includes widows of Armed Forces personnel as a priority group
Women students are encouraged to apply under their applicable category (SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/General). The MA Women’s Studies programme at TISS Mumbai is an exception — it is exclusively for women regardless of category.
TISS 2027 Reservation Cutoff and Qualifying Marks
Two types of cutoffs apply to TISS reserved-category admissions: (1) the minimum qualifying marks in the graduation degree, and (2) the entrance exam score required for shortlisting to the TISS selection process.
Note on 2027 Cutoff System: TISS 2027 shortlisting uses CUET PG 2027 percentile scores (NTA-normalised) — not raw TISSNET marks. CUET PG cutoffs will be released by TISS after the selection process. The historical TISSNET scores below are from the last TISSNET-based cycle (AY 2025-26) and are provided for context only.
Qualifying Marks in Graduation Degree — By Category
| Category | Minimum Marks in Qualifying Degree (%) | Relaxation vs General |
|---|---|---|
| General / UR | 45% | — |
| EWS | 45% | — |
| OBC-NCL | 45% | — |
| SC | 40% | 5% relaxation |
| ST | 40% | 5% relaxation |
| PwBD (all categories) | 40% | 5% relaxation |
TISSNET 2026 Score Cutoffs — Historical Reference (Last TISSNET Cycle)
| Category | TISSNET 2026 Cutoff Score (out of 100) | Applicable Cycle |
|---|---|---|
| General / EWS | 70 | AY 2025-26 (last TISSNET-based admission) |
| OBC-NCL | 63 | AY 2025-26 (last TISSNET-based admission) |
| SC / ST / PwBD | 53 | AY 2025-26 (last TISSNET-based admission) |
Important: These TISSNET scores are from the last TISSNET-based admission cycle and are NOT applicable to TISS 2027 admissions. TISS 2027 admissions use CUET PG 2027 percentile scores (NTA-normalised), which operate on a different scale. TISS will publish category-wise CUET PG score cutoffs on its official website after the 2027 selection process concludes. Do not use TISSNET scores to estimate CUET PG cutoffs.
TISS 2027 Reservation for NRI / International Students
TISS does not maintain a formal NRI quota for CUET PG-based admissions. NRIs and international students are admitted through a separate process managed directly by TISS, independent of CUET PG.
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| NRI Quota via CUET PG | Not available; NRIs must apply through the TISS International Admissions route |
| International Student Admission | Managed separately by TISS International Office; different eligibility and selection criteria apply |
| Eligible Programmes | Select MA and MPhil programmes; not all programmes have an international intake |
| Fee Structure | International students pay fees as per the International Student fee schedule published separately by TISS |
| Application Portal | tiss.edu — International Admissions section |
NRI students holding Indian citizenship who possess valid SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS certificates from a competent authority may claim reservation benefits if applying through CUET PG and the standard TISS admission process.
TISS 2027 Reservation Percentage — Category-Wise Summary
The table below provides a clean reference of all seat reservation percentages applicable to TISS 2027 admissions, along with the legal basis for each category.
| Category | Reservation % | Quota Type | Constitutional / Legal Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduled Caste (SC) | 15% | Vertical (main quota) | Articles 15(4) & 16(4), Constitution of India |
| Scheduled Tribe (ST) | 7.5% | Vertical (main quota) | Articles 15(4) & 16(4), Constitution of India |
| OBC – Non-Creamy Layer | 27% | Vertical (main quota) | Mandal Commission; Article 16(4); operative from 1993 |
| Economically Weaker Section (EWS) | 10% | Vertical (main quota) | 103rd Constitutional Amendment, 2019 (Articles 15(6) & 16(6)) |
| Unreserved / General (UR) | 40.5% | Open (main quota) | — |
| Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) | 5% supernumerary | Supernumerary (horizontal) | Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 |
| Kashmiri Migrants (KM) | 5% supernumerary | Supernumerary | MoE directives on KM rehabilitation |
| Widows/Wards of Armed Forces (AF) | 5% supernumerary | Supernumerary | MoE / MoD welfare directives for Armed Forces families |
| Total Main Quota Reserved | 59.5% | — | — |
TISS 2027 Eligibility Criteria for Reserved Categories
The table below compares eligibility parameters across General and reserved categories for TISS 2027 admissions.
| Criteria | General / EWS | OBC-NCL | SC / ST | PwBD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Qualifying Degree | Graduate (any discipline) | Graduate (any discipline) | Graduate (any discipline) | Graduate (any discipline) |
| Minimum Marks in Degree | 45% | 45% | 40% | 40% |
| Age Relaxation | None (EWS: none) | +3 years | +5 years | +10 years |
| Entrance Route (2027) | CUET PG 2027 / CAT 2026 | CUET PG 2027 / CAT 2026 | CUET PG 2027 / CAT 2026 | CUET PG 2027 / CAT 2026 |
| TISS Application Fee (indicative) | ₹1,750 | ₹1,750 | ₹750 | ₹750 |
| Certificate Required | None (EWS: Income & Asset Certificate FY 2026-27) | OBC-NCL Certificate (Central format) | SC/ST Caste/Tribe Certificate | Disability Certificate (min. 40%); UDID preferred |
Note: Application fee amounts are based on the TISS 2026-27 admission brochure and are subject to revision for 2027-28. Confirm exact fees from the official TISS 2027 admission notification on admissions.tiss.ac.in when published.
TISS 2027 Admission Process — Stage-Wise Reservation Application
| Stage | Process | How Reservation is Applied |
|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | CUET PG 2027 (NTA) / CAT 2026 — national entrance exam | Category declared here flows to TISS shortlisting; both registrations must match |
| Stage 2 | TISS Application Form — apply on admissions.tiss.ac.in with CUET PG/CAT score | Category certificates uploaded; shortlisting done category-wise using CUET PG/CAT merit |
| Stage 3 | Pre-Interview Test (PIT) conducted at TISS campuses | Category-wise merit list prepared for PIT-qualified students |
| Stage 4 | Personal Interview by TISS faculty panel | Category-wise merit maintained; final score = CUET PG/CAT + PIT + Interview |
| Stage 5 | Final Seat Allotment and Document Verification at TISS | Reserved category seats filled from category merit list; original certificates verified |
Documents Required for TISS 2027 Reservation
Students applying under reserved categories must upload documents during the TISS application and produce originals at TISS during Stage 5 (document verification) after seat allotment. Failure to produce valid originals results in immediate cancellation of admission.
| Category | Required Documents | Issuing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| SC |
| Revenue Officer / Sub-Divisional Magistrate / District Magistrate |
| ST |
| Revenue Officer / Tehsildar / District Magistrate |
| OBC-NCL |
| Tehsildar / SDM / District Magistrate (Central format only) |
| EWS |
| Tehsildar / Sub-Divisional Magistrate / Block Development Officer / District Magistrate |
| PwBD |
| Government Medical Authority / District Disability Rehabilitation Centre / SADGM |
| Kashmiri Migrants (KM) |
| State Relief Commissioner / Registrar of Kashmiri Migrants |
| Armed Forces Widows/Wards |
| Commanding Officer / Regimental/Corps Records Office |
All certificates must be valid and in the correct format at the time of TISS document verification. Expired certificates, certificates in state formats where central format is required, or photocopies without originals lead to disqualification from the reserved category seat.
Programmes Accepting TISS 2027 — Campus-Wise
From 2027, admission to the following TISS postgraduate programmes is through CUET PG 2027 (NTA). The MA HRM & Labour Relations programme uses CAT scores. Reservation applies uniformly across all programmes and campuses listed below. Confirm the exact programme list from the official TISS 2027 admission brochure.
| Campus | Programmes (Expected for AY 2027-28) | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Mumbai (Main Campus) | MA Social Work (Community Organisation & Development Practice) | Deonar, Mumbai, Maharashtra |
| MA Social Work (Dalit & Tribal Studies and Action) | ||
| MA Social Work (Mental Health) | ||
| MA Social Work (Criminology & Justice) | ||
| MA HRM & Labour Relations (CAT-based admission) | ||
| MA Women’s Studies (women-only programme) | ||
| MA Disaster Management | ||
| Hyderabad Campus | MA Social Work | Rajendra Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana |
| MA Development Studies | ||
| MA Public Health | ||
| Tuljapur Campus | MA Social Work (Rural Development & Governance) | Tuljapur, Dharashiv, Maharashtra |
| MA Social Work (Livelihoods & Social Entrepreneurship) | ||
| Guwahati Campus | MA Social Work (Ecology, Livelihood, and Rights) | Guwahati, Assam |
| MA Social Work (Human Rights) |
The confirmed programme list and campus-wise seat intake for AY 2027-28 will be published in the official TISS 2027 Admission Brochure, expected on admissions.tiss.ac.in in November 2026.
TISS Reservation 2027 — Important Points to Remember
- TISSNET is Discontinued — Apply via CUET PG: TISS 2027 admissions are through CUET PG 2027 (NTA) for most PG programmes and CAT 2026 for MA HRM & Labour Relations. Register on the NTA CUET PG portal separately before applying to TISS.
- OBC-NCL Certificate — Central Format Only: TISS accepts only the Central Government OBC-NCL format. State OBC lists are not valid. The certificate must be valid for AY 2027-28.
- EWS Certificate Year Matters: The EWS Income and Asset Certificate must be for FY 2026-27 (April 2026 – March 2027). Certificates from FY 2025-26 or earlier will not be accepted.
- Category Cannot Be Changed After Submission: The category in your CUET PG 2027 registration and TISS application form must match and cannot be changed once submitted. Apply carefully under the correct category.
- PwBD Scribe / Extra Time: Students needing a scribe or compensatory time during CUET PG must request this on the NTA CUET PG application form. A separate request to TISS is needed for PIT and Interview stages.
- Document Verification is Mandatory: Original certificates must be produced at TISS during Stage 5 (document verification). Photocopies, expired certificates, or wrong-format certificates result in disqualification.
- SC/ST Government Scholarships: SC students may apply for the Post-Matric Scholarship (Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment); ST students for the Post-Matric Scholarship (Ministry of Tribal Affairs). Both are applied separately after securing TISS admission.
- Supernumerary Seats Are Additive: PwBD, Kashmiri Migrant, and Armed Forces wards seats are over and above the main intake. They do not reduce seats available to main-quota category students.
FAQs on TISS (TISSNET) Reservation 2027
Ques. Is TISSNET still conducted for 2027 TISS admissions?
Ans. No. TISSNET has been permanently discontinued. From AY 2026-27 onwards, TISS admissions to most PG programmes are based on CUET PG scores (conducted by NTA). The MA HRM & Labour Relations programme uses CAT scores. The reservation policy — SC (15%), ST (7.5%), OBC-NCL (27%), EWS (10%), and PwBD supernumerary (5%) — remains exactly the same under the new admission route.
Ques. What is the OBC-NCL reservation percentage for TISS 2027 admissions?
Ans. OBC-NCL students are entitled to 27% reservation in TISS 2027 admissions — the largest reserved quota. This applies to all programmes at all four TISS campuses. You must hold a valid OBC-NCL certificate in the Central Government format; a state OBC certificate is not accepted. The certificate must be valid for AY 2027-28.
Ques. Do SC/ST students get any qualifying-marks relaxation for TISS 2027?
Ans. Yes. SC and ST students need a minimum of 40% aggregate marks in their qualifying degree, compared to 45% for General/UR and OBC-NCL students. This 5% relaxation applies at the eligibility stage. The final selection depends on CUET PG percentile / CAT score, PIT performance, and the personal interview — all with separate category-wise merit lists.
Ques. What is the EWS family income limit for TISS 2027 reservation?
Ans. The family’s gross annual income from all sources must be below ₹8 lakh per annum to qualify for the EWS category. The EWS Income and Asset Certificate must be in the GoI prescribed format and issued for FY 2026-27 (between April 2026 and March 2027). EWS students follow General/UR qualifying standards (45% in graduation) with no qualifying-marks relaxation.
Ques. Can I apply under both General and a reserved category for TISS 2027?
Ans. No. You must select one category in both the CUET PG 2027 registration and the TISS application form, and both must match. Once submitted, the category cannot be changed. Students from reserved categories may choose to apply as General/UR — but this forfeits all reservation benefits including relaxed age limits and qualifying marks. Applying under your actual reserved category is generally more advantageous.
Ques. Is there a reservation for women in TISS 2027?
Ans. TISS does not have a dedicated reservation quota exclusively for women in general admissions. Women students benefit from their applicable category reservations (SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/General). One exception: the MA Women’s Studies programme at the Mumbai campus is exclusively for women regardless of category. Women from SC/ST backgrounds also qualify for dedicated Post-Matric Scholarships from the central government.
Ques. What documents does a PwBD student need for TISS 2027 reservation?
Ans. A PwBD student needs a valid Disability Certificate showing the disability type and percentage (minimum 40% under the RPwD Act, 2016). The UDID card from the Ministry of Social Justice is the preferred document. To request a scribe or compensatory time during CUET PG, mark this on the NTA CUET PG application form — a separate request is made to TISS for PIT and interview stages.
| Document | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Disability Certificate | Shows disability type and percentage (min. 40%); from government medical authority |
| UDID Card | Preferred format; issued by Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment |
| Scribe / Extra Time for CUET PG | Request on NTA CUET PG application form — separate from TISS request |
Ques. When will TISS 2027 admission and reservation-based seat allotment begin?
Ans. The TISS 2027 admission process is expected to follow this indicative timeline: TISS 2027 Application Form release (November 2026), CUET PG 2027 exam (March–May 2027 as per NTA schedule), TISS shortlisting and PIT (June–July 2027), Personal Interviews (July 2027), and final seat allotment (August 2027). These dates are based on the 2026 schedule and will be confirmed in the official TISS 2027 Admission Brochure on admissions.tiss.ac.in.
Disclaimer: The reservation information for TISS 2027 provided above is based on the Government of India’s established reservation norms and TISS’s official reservation policy as applicable up to AY 2026-27. Reservation percentages, application fees, certificate formats, and programme lists are subject to revision in the official TISS 2027 Admission Brochure. Students are strongly advised to verify the latest details from the official TISS admissions website at admissions.tiss.ac.in before applying.
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