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TS EAMCET Phase‑2 Seat Allotment 2025: Result, Admission Dates & Guide

TS EAMCET Phase‑2 Seat Allotment Result 2025 – Student checking online portal

What Is TS EAMCET (Telangana EAPCET)?

TS EAMCET, now known as TS EAPCET, is the Telangana State Engineering, Agriculture and Pharmacy Common Entrance Test conducted by TSCHE and JNTU Hyderabad to admit students into undergraduate engineering and related courses .

The 2025 entrance examination took place in early May, followed by three phases of online counselling and seat allotment, including mock rounds, Phase‑1 (July 18) and Phase‑2 (July 29) .


Phase‑2 Counselling: Overview

Phase‑2 allows candidates who missed Phase‑1 or wished to upgrade. The provisional seat allotment for Phase‑2 was officially released on 29 July 2025 on the TS EAPCET portal. It lists the college and course allotted based on rank, reservation, and filled web options .


How to Check Phase‑2 Seat Allotment Result

  1. Visit tgeapcet.nic.in – the official counselling portal.

  2. Click on the Phase‑2 Allotment Result link.

  3. Log in with Hall Ticket Number, Application Number, Password & DOB.

  4. Click “Show Allotment” and download/print the allotment letter.

The allotment list includes details such as Hall Ticket, Rank, Region, Category, College & Course of the candidate.


Admission Timeline & Key Dates

EventDates
Phase-2 Allotment Result Released29 July 2025
Online Fee Payment & Self‑Reporting30 July – 1 August
Physical Reporting at College31 July – 2 August
Colleges Update Admission Joining InfoBy 3 August 2025
Phase‑3 Allotment (if applicable)Around 10 August

Important: Missing self‑reporting online or physical reporting cancels the allotment .


 Important Procedures & Documents

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  • Certificate Verification: happens earlier; candidates must have original documents and photocopies.

  • Payment: Pay the tuition and processing fees online—failure to do so cancels the seat.

  • Self‑reporting: Confirm acceptance via the portal.

  • Physical Reporting: Visit the allotted college with documents like Hall Ticket, Rank Card, Aadhaar, Caste & Income Certificates, Medical Certificate, etc..


 Options After Allotment

  • Accept and Freeze: If satisfied, complete the process and do not participate in further rounds.

  • Waive and Register for Next Phase: If you wish to upgrade, you can skip Phase‑2 reporting and participate in further rounds (up to three phases total).

  • Cancelled Seats: Not reporting in designated window results in loss of seat and counseling rights.


 Common Procedures & Pitfalls

  • Login failures: Ensure correct Hall Ticket Number and DOB; reset via helpline if needed.

  • Delay in Self‑Reporting: Last-minute delays due to server traffic may lead to cancellation.

  • Mismatch Documents: Ensure certificates match with application data to avoid rejection at college gate.

  • Missing Physical Reporting Dates: Reporting dates are strict; college admissions close post deadline.


FAQs

Q1. Who is eligible for Phase‑2 counselling?
Candidates who either missed Phase‑1 or want to upgrade based on rank and preferences.

Q2. What happens if I skip self‑reporting online?
The seat is automatically cancelled and you cannot participate in future rounds.

Q3. Can I change branch or college after Phase‑2 allotment?
Only if you exit and participate in Phase‑3 counselling.

Q4. What if I wish to switch from Engineering to Agriculture stream after allotment?
This requires re‑application in future rounds under respective stream choice, if web options open.


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Conclusion

The TS EAMCET Phase‑2 seat allotment marks another crucial step for aspirants seeking admission to top engineering and allied colleges in Telangana. With online allotment concluded on 29 July, followed by self‑reporting and physical joining by 2 August, students must act quickly. Accurate documentation and adherence to instructions ensure seamless transition into their desired college and course.

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