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AP EAMCET 2026 Phase 1 Seat Allotment Result Released; Candidates Must Report by August 15
Published on
11 August 2026
The Commissionerate of Higher Education, Andhra Pradesh, has released the AP EAMCET 2026 Phase 1 seat allotment results for candidates participating in the state's engineering admission process. Applicants can check their allotted college and course by logging into the Common Admissions Portal using their credentials.
The first-phase allotment is an important stage for students seeking admission to engineering programmes through the Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (AP EAMCET/EAPCET) 2026 counselling process.
Candidates who receive an allotment should carefully check the details mentioned in their result and complete the required admission formalities within the prescribed schedule.
According to the counselling information, the admission process covers 1,50,828 engineering seats across 247 engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh.
Registered MPC candidates are being considered for admission across 78 engineering courses, providing students with a wide range of programme and institution options.
Candidates can check their allotment result by following these steps:
Candidates should verify all details displayed on the allotment result. Any discrepancy should be reported to the concerned authority for correction.
Candidates who have been allotted a seat in Phase 1 must complete the required admission formalities to confirm their allocation.
To accept the allotted seat, students are required to pay the prescribed admission fee and join the allotted college between August 10 and August 15, 2026. MPC candidates receiving a Phase 1 allotment must report to their respective institutions by August 15.
Students should carefully check college-specific instructions before reporting.
Before confirming admission, students should verify:
Candidates considering later counselling opportunities should also understand the applicable rules before making decisions regarding their currently allotted seat.
Phase 1 gives candidates their first major indication of the college and branch they can secure based on their entrance rank, submitted preferences, category and seat availability.
Students should not evaluate an allotment only by the college name. Factors such as branch preference, placement record, accreditation, fees, campus facilities, location and future career opportunities should also be considered before finalising admission.
