Archived report from 14 July 2026. Dates and availability described below may have changed. View recent updates and confirm details with the linked source.
TG EAPCET 2026 Phase-1 Seat Allotment Released — Self-Reporting Ends Today (July 14); Phase 2 Opens July 17
The TG EAPCET 2026 Phase-1 seat allotment, released on July 10, is live at tgeapcet.nic.in — download the allotment order via Candidates Login. Allotted candidates must pay the tuition fee and complete online self-reporting by end of today, July 14. Phase 2 counselling opens July 17 (window July 17–28), with the Phase-2 seat allotment expected on or before July 22. The official 2026 Phase-1 last-rank statement has not been published yet.
The Telangana Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) released the TG EAPCET 2026 Phase-1 (final) seat allotment on July 10, 2026 at tgeapcet.nic.in. Allotment orders are available for download by signing in through Candidates Login, and a College-wise Allotment Details page is live on the portal.
Deadline today — July 14:
• If you were allotted a seat in Phase 1, pay the tuition fee and complete online self-reporting by end of today, July 14, 2026
• Download and preserve the allotment order and the fee-payment receipt
• Missing the window risks forfeiting the allotted seat
What's next — Phase 2 (July 17–28):
• Phase 2 opens on July 17, 2026, including fresh registration for candidates who missed Phase 1
• Press reports indicate the Phase-2 seat allotment is due on or before July 22
• Candidates not satisfied with their Phase-1 seat can participate in Phase 2; per TGCHE rules, an upgraded allotment replaces the earlier seat
• A Final Phase (July 31 – August 7) plus internal sliding and spot rounds follow
About 2026 cutoff data: the official TG EAPCET 2026 Phase-1 Last Rank Statement has not been published yet — as of July 14 the portal lists only the 2025 last-rank PDFs (First, Second and Final phase). Until it is released, use the 2025 phase-wise closing ranks as the reference when planning Phase-2 web options.
Also note: the portal carries a consolidated "Fee Honourable High Court Orders" document — the 2026-27 tuition fee at a number of private colleges is subject to pending High Court litigation. Check it before paying fees (see our separate fee-orders news item).
Information is sourced from official government notifications (APSCHE, TGCHE, TAFRC, APHERMC) and verified news outlets. Dates and details may change — always verify on the official website before taking action.