AP EAMCET

You still have some great options ahead of you. try this : 

1. Private Colleges – Many reputable private colleges still accept ranks in this range. Schools like CMR College of Engineering or MLR Institute of Technology could have seats open.

2. Less Competitive Branches – While branches like CSE may be tough to get into, so explore options like Civil or Mechanical they may could be available at solid colleges. These branches offer excellent opportunities as well!

3. Management Quota – If you have the budget, management quota seats are another route in some colleges. Just make sure to research the fees and placement records first.

Yes, there are specific domicile requirements for candidates applying to the AP EAMCET. These requirements primarily pertain to the local/non-local status of the candidate, which influences eligibility for certain seats and reservations.

Domicile Requirements for AP EAMCET:
Local Status:

Candidates are considered "local" if they have studied in Andhra Pradesh/Telangana for at least four consecutive academic years ending with the qualifying examination (i.e., 10+2 or equivalent).
Alternatively, if the candidate has not studied for four consecutive years in either Andhra Pradesh or Telangana, but their parents have lived in these states for a period of 10 years, they are also considered local.
Non-Local Status:

Candidates who do not meet the local status criteria are classified as non-local. Non-local candidates can still apply, but they will not be eligible for the 85% seats reserved for local candidates. Instead, they are eligible to compete for the 15% unreserved seats.
Eligibility for Admission:

Non-local candidates (from other states or Union Territories) who meet the educational qualification requirements can apply, but they can only compete for unreserved seats.
For certain categories like government-funded seats or specific colleges, being a local candidate can provide an advantage due to reservation policies.
Make sure to refer to the official AP EAMCET notification for more precise information regarding domicile and reservation rules.

The AP EAMCET Admit Card is an important document for candidates appearing for the exam. The AP EAMCET admit card has the following significance.

• The admit card serves as your entry pass to the exam centre. 
• It acts as an identity proof. It contains key personal details, such as your name, photograph, and signature.
• AP EAMCET admit card includes information on exam date, time and location.
• Since the admit card has your photograph, registration number, and other identifying details, it helps the exam authorities prevent fraud and ensure that only registered candidates sit for the exam.
• AP EAMCET admit card has the exam day guidelines
• After the exam, the admit card is often required during the counselling and admission process as proof of your participation in the exam. You should keep it safe until the entire admission process is completed.