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The aim of this paper is to study the $(alpha, gamma)$-prolongation of central extensions. We obtain the obstruction theory for $(alpha, gamma)$-prolongations and classify $(alpha, gamma)$-prolongations thanks to low-dimensional cohomology groups of groups.
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