TS EAMCET Consultation 2026: The Telangana Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) is scheduled to release the TS EAMCET (also known as TG EAPCET) second round seat allotment results 2026 today. The provisional allotment list is expected to be published on the official consultation portal from 6 pm to 8 pm.Candidates appearing for the second phase of counseling will be able to check their allotted colleges and courses by logging into the official portal using their registration details. This allocation follows the completion of the second phase of network option entry between July 18 and 19, 2026.To check allocation resultsAfter the results are declared, candidates can get the provisional allotment sequence by visiting the official TG EAPCET counseling portal and selecting the second phase seat allotment link.Applicants need to enter their login ID or registration number, TG EAPCET hall ticket number, password and date of birth. After logging in, candidates can view their allotted colleges and branches, download the provisional allotment sequence and retain a printed copy for future admissions.Post-seat assignment reporting scheduleCandidates with quotas allocated in the second phase must complete an online self-report and pay the prescribed tuition fee between July 22 and July 24, 2026.After online confirmation, candidates must report in person to the assigned college with all original materials and required certificates between July 25 and July 28, 2026. The last date for unallocation of seats is July 28, 2026.The coaching agency stated that candidates who fail to complete the online self-report or on-site report within the stipulated time will lose their allocated seats and will not be eligible to participate in the final stage of coaching.Inspection and consultation statisticsAccording to TGCHE, a total of 3,01,743 candidates registered for the TS EAMCET 2026 exam across all categories while 2,82,195 candidates appeared for the exam. A total of 2,17,998 candidates qualified and the overall pass percentage was 77.25.A total of 1,97,241 candidates appeared for the exam in the engineering stream and around 1,44,700 qualified, giving a pass rate of 73.36. For General and BC category candidates, the minimum qualifying marks are 40 marks (out of 160 marks), while there is no minimum qualifying mark prescribed for SC and ST candidates.
