The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) has officially released the counselling schedule for the TS/TG EAMCET 2026. Candidates who have qualified in the TG EAPCET 2026 examination can now prepare to participate in the counselling process, which is set to commence on June 19.
Three-Phase Counselling Process
The admission process will be conducted in three distinct phases. It will include several key steps: registration, certificate verification, web option entry, seat allotment, self-reporting, and college reporting. Candidates are advised to follow each step carefully to secure their desired seats.
First Phase Details
The first phase of counselling will begin with online registration, fee payment, and slot booking from June 19 to June 28. Following this, certificate verification will take place from June 22 to June 29. Candidates can then exercise their web options from June 25 to July 1. The seat allotment result for the first phase will be announced on or before July 10. Candidates who are allotted seats must complete fee payment and self-reporting between July 10 and July 14.
Second Phase Timeline
The second phase of counselling will start on July 17, allowing new candidates who wish to participate to register. Certificate verification for the second phase is scheduled for July 18, followed by web option entry on July 18 and 19. The seat allotment result for the second phase will be released on or before July 22.
Final Phase in August
Candidates who did not secure a seat in the earlier rounds or wish to participate in the final round can take part in the last phase of counselling, which will be held in August. The final seat allotment will be announced on or before August 5.
Important Instructions
Candidates are strongly advised to keep all required documents ready before the counselling process begins. TSCHE has emphasized that registration, certificate verification, web option entry, and reporting must be completed within the specified timelines. Missing any stage of the counselling process may adversely affect a candidate's admission chances.
