TS EAMCET mock seat allotment 2026 out; first phase allotment on July 10
Ruchika Kumari | July 4, 2026 | 08:13 PM IST | 2 mins read
Candidates can check their provisional allotment online and revise their college and course preferences till July 7.
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Try NowThe Telangana Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) has released the TS Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET) mock seat allotment result. Registered candidates can check the seat allotment on the official counselling portal, tgeapcet.nic.in using their application number and password to check the mock allotment.
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Mock seat allotment is provisional in nature. The final college and course a candidate will get will be based on their preferences, rank, reservation category, gender, local area status, and seat availability. Mock allotment is released to help candidates assess their chances before the final seat allotment. At this stage, the candidates can make changes to their preferences.
Candidates who are not satisfied with their mock allotment can modify their web options between July 5 and July 7. They can add, delete, or rearrange their preferred colleges and courses during this period. The revised options will be considered for the first phase of seat allotment. The option freezing window will close on July 7.
As per the counselling schedule, the first phase provisional seat allotment result will be announced by July 10. Candidates allotted seats will have to pay the tuition fee and complete self-reporting through the official website between July 10 and July 14 to confirm their admission.
The council has clarified that the mock allotment is only indicative and not the final seat allocation. The allotment may change after candidates modify their preferences, depending on rank, reservation rules, and seat availability. Aspirants are therefore advised to carefully review their allotment and revise their web options, if necessary, before the deadline.
How to check TG EAPCET 2026 mock seat allotment
- Visit the official website, tgeapcet.nic.in
- On homepage, click on the TG EAPCET 2026 mock seat allotment link
- Log in using your application number and password
- The mock seat allotment result will be displayed on the screen
- Download and save it for future reference
The TG EAPCET counselling is being conducted for admission to engineering, agriculture, and pharmacy programmes offered by participating government and private colleges across Telangana. Around 320 institutes are participating in the 2026 admission process.
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