AP ICET Phase 1 Seat Allotment Results for MBA and MCA Set Tomorrow

The AP ICET Phase 1 allocation covers more than 28,000 MBA seats and more than 16,000 MCA seats, with the allotment process serving postgraduate management admissions across Andhra Pradesh.
Candidates allotted AP ICET seats must report to their assigned college with their original academic certificates after completing online self-reporting and downloading and printing the provisional allotment letter.
For AP EAMCET Phase 3, candidates will log in using details such as their hall-ticket number and date of birth, pay the applicable category-based counselling fee, and complete choice filling for preferred colleges and branches.
AP EAMCET candidates may be able to edit submitted web options during a designated change-of-options window before it closes; incomplete document verification could affect eligibility for seat allotment.
The AP EAMCET counselling process covers undergraduate professional courses in engineering, agriculture and pharmacy at participating colleges across Andhra Pradesh, rather than only engineering admissions.
Andhra Pradesh will release seat-allotment results for more than 44,000 MBA and MCA positions on September 9, marking a critical step in the 2026 postgraduate admissions cycle Shiksha. Candidates can download their provisional allotment letters from cap.apcfss.in and must complete online self-reporting before reporting to their assigned college with original documents.
The allotments cover more than 28,000 MBA seats and more than 16,000 MCA seats across Andhra Pradesh Education Sakshi. Students without a seat or seeking upgrades can participate in Phase 2, while the AP EAMCET undergraduate counselling process moves forward with its own Phase 3 schedule from September 9 to 11.
The AP ICET Phase 1 allocation uses rank, candidate preferences, reservation rules, regional seat availability, and course capacity to assign seats Shiksha. Each candidate receives a rank-based placement into one of the available MBA or MCA programs. The provisional allotment order must be downloaded and printed before proceeding to college.
Students must complete two key steps after downloading their allotment letter: online self-reporting through the portal and in-person college reporting with original academic certificates Education Sakshi. Missing either deadline can delay admission, so candidates should act quickly once results are published.
The AP EAMCET Phase 3 counselling registration window runs September 9 to 11, with seat allotment scheduled for September 16 Shiksha. This round targets qualified candidates who remain unallotted or want to improve their previous seat allocation in undergraduate engineering, agriculture, and pharmacy programs.
Candidates log in using their hall-ticket number and date of birth, pay the category-based counselling fee, and complete document verification Education Sakshi. The process also includes a designated window to edit submitted web options before the deadline closes, so students can adjust their college and branch preferences as needed.
Incomplete document verification can block a student's eligibility for EAMCET Phase 3 seat allotment Education Sakshi. All certificates and academic records must be checked and verified during the September 9-11 window. Students should gather original documents before registration begins to avoid disqualification.
Selected students in both AP ICET and AP EAMCET must meet college reporting deadlines once allotted Shiksha. Delays in self-reporting, document verification, or physical college attendance can result in seat cancellation and loss of admission, making quick action essential for all candidates.
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