TS EAMCET 2026 Counselling Begins — Time to Book Your Phase 1 Verification Slot

The wait is over. If you cleared TS EAMCET (TG EAPCET) 2026, today is the day you've been preparing for — counselling officially opens, June 19, 2026, on tgeapcet.nic.in. Registration, fee payment, and slot booking are now live, and the clock is ticking with a deadline of June 28, 2026.

This is genuinely one of the most important weeks for engineering and pharmacy aspirants across Telangana, so let's break down exactly what you need to do.

Are You Eligible?

Before you log in, make sure you tick these boxes:

• Qualified in TGEAPCET-2026
• Scored at least 45% marks in group subjects (OC category)
• Scored at least 40% marks in group subjects (SC/ST/OBC category)

If you meet these criteria, you're good to go. The full process runs across three phases plus internal sliding and spot admissions — so think of Phase 1 as your opening move, not your only shot.

Phase 1 Schedule — Mark Your Calendar

Here's everything you need to track:

Pin this somewhere visible — missing even one date can cost you a seat.

How to Pay Your Processing Fee

Don't overthink this part — it's quick:

• OC / BC candidates: ₹1,200
• SC / ST candidates: ₹600

Just head to tgeapcet.nic.in, enter your hall ticket number and rank, choose debit card, credit card, or net banking — and you're done. One tip: download your payment receipt immediately. You'll need it later, and portals get busy closer to the deadline.

Certificate Verification — What to Carry

This is the step where small mistakes cause big delays, so come prepared. Carry your originals plus two photocopies of each:

• TS EAMCET Rank Card
• TS EAMCET Hall Ticket
• Aadhaar Card
• SSC Marks Memo
• Intermediate Marks Memo
• Transfer Certificate (TC)
• Income Certificate (issued after January 1, 2026)

If you fall under a specific category, you'll also need:

• SC/ST/BC: Valid caste certificate
• PH candidates: Medical certificate (40%+ disability)
• NCC/Sports candidates: Original achievement certificates
• Anglo-Indian candidates: Certificate from the Tahsildar

About Help Line Centres (HLCs)

You can choose any Help Line Centre — they're set up at government polytechnics and degree colleges across Telangana, and verification at any one of them is valid statewide. So don't stress about picking the "right" centre. Just pick one that's convenient, and book early — last-minute slots fill up fast, and you'll want buffer time in case any document needs correcting.

Web Options — Play It Smart

Once your documents are verified, the real strategy begins: choosing your colleges and branches.

Here's a simple approach that works:

• Add 30–50 options — don't play it too safe or too narrow
• List your dream colleges first
• Follow with realistic, moderate-chance options
• End with a few safe choices as a backup

Think of it like a Wishlist with a safety net — aim high, but don't leave yourself with zero options.

What Happens After Allotment?

Once mock seat allotment is out (by July 4), you'll get a clear sense of where you stand. Use the July 5–7 window to fine-tune your choices before they freeze for good.

If you get a seat in the final Phase 1 allotment, you'll need to:

• Pay your tuition fee
• Complete self-reporting between July 10–14
• Report to your allotted college with original documents

And if Phase 1 doesn't go your way — don't panic. Phase 2 counselling begins July 17, 2026, giving you another shot at a better seat.

Bottom line: Don't wait till the last day. Register early, verify early, and give yourself room to think clearly when it's time to choose your college.