Hi aspirant,

If you plan to take the TS EAMCET, studying with sample papers and question papers from previous years will benefit you. The exam questions are based on the Class 11 and 12 syllabus. Practising with these tests will surely help increase your speed and accuracy.

To access the TS EAMCET sample papers and previous year question papers, you can visit the official Career 360 website directly, or you can download them from the provided direct link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-previous-year-question-paper-pdf-free-download-link

Hello,

You may be able to correct the income range during the counselling process . Typically, during counselling, there is a document verification process where you can correct any mistakes in your application.

However, it's best to contact the TS EAMCET authorities or the counselling helpline directly to confirm if such a correction is allowed at that stage.

Hope it helps !

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Yes, you are eligible for TS EAMCET and will be considered a local candidate of Telangana based on your intermediate education.

Here's why:

As per TS EAMCET eligibility rules , local status is determined by:

1. Place of study in the last 7 years prior to qualifying exam (Intermediate).

2. Residence of parents , if the student has not studied continuously in one state.

3. Completion of Intermediate (10+2) in Telangana makes you a Telangana local for TS EAMCET.

Your Case:

• Studied Class 1 to 10 in Andhra Pradesh

• Studied Intermediate (11 & 12) in Telangana

This means you have studied at least 2 of the last 7 years in Telangana , so you qualify as a Telangana local for TS EAMCET .

Hi aspirant,

If you are gearing up for the TS EAMCET examination, having a solid understanding of the syllabus is crucial for your preparation. Familiarizing yourself with the chapter-wise weightage for the TS EAMCET can greatly enhance your study strategy.

You can find this valuable information on the Career 360 website, which provides a detailed breakdown of the topics and their respective importance in the exam.

For your convenience, you can directly access the website or follow this link to explore the resources available for your preparation.

Hi aspirant,

If you're gearing up for the TS EAMCET 2025 examination, utilizing the previous year's question papers can be incredibly beneficial. They provide insight into the exam format, question types, and key topics that are often emphasized, helping you build a solid understanding of the material covered.

To assist you in your preparation, here is the direct link to access the previous year's question paper for TS EAMCET 2025 , complete with detailed solutions to enhance your study experience.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-eamcet-previous-year-question-papers-solutions

Securing a 30,000 rank in TS EAMCET as a candidate from Andhra Pradesh (AP) qualifies you as a non-local candidate for admissions in Telangana. Here's a breakdown of the fee structure and considerations:

Fee Structure:

• Tuition Fees: The annual tuition fees for B.Tech programs in Telangana colleges typically range from Rs 48,000 to Rs 1,60,000 , depending on the institution and course.

Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology (MGIT): Rs 1,60,000 per annum.

SR University: Rs 1,30,000 per annum for admissions through TS EAMCET.

• Additional Fees: Beyond tuition, there are other charges such as admission fees, hostel fees, and mess charges, which vary by institution.

Fee Reimbursement and Scholarships:

• Non-Local Candidates: Generally, non-local candidates (like those from AP) have limited access to fee reimbursement schemes in Telangana. Most state-sponsored scholarships and fee reimbursement programs prioritize local candidates.

• Merit-Based Scholarships: Some institutions offer scholarships based on academic performance. It's advisable to check directly with the colleges you're interested in regarding any available financial aid for non-local students.

Recommendations:

1. Contact Institutions Directly: Reach out to the admissions offices of the colleges you're considering to get precise information on tuition fees, additional charges, and any financial aid opportunities for non-local candidates.

2. Explore Alternative Options: Given the potential financial implications, you might also consider engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh, where you may have access to more favorable fee structures and reimbursement schemes as a local candidate.

Understanding the full financial commitment and exploring all available options will help you make an informed decision about your engineering education.

Hello,

Regarding your query,

Hello Samantha,

Hope you are doing good!

According to the TS EAMCET eligibility requirements, candidates are required to have either completed or be currently enrolled in their final year of class 12 or an equivalent program.

Candidates must be 17 years old by December 31 of the admission year, with a maximum age limit of 22 years for all applicants.