TS EAMCET

To be eligible for TS EAMCET, candidates must have qualified in 10+2 with PCM for Engineering or PCB for Agri/Pharmacy with a minimum 45% for General and 40% for reserved categories.

No, the difficulty level of TS EAMCET is not the same as JEE Mains. Generally, the difficulty level of the TS EAMCET exam is lower than the JEE Mains exam. While both exams share the same syllabus, there difficluty varies in terms of concept and approach.

JEE Main test candidates on the basis of accuracy and advanced knowledge. While TS EAMCET questions can be more fundamental and based on the basics of class 11 and 12. 

• The TS EAMCET engineering exam was held on May 9, 10 and 11.
• The TS EAMCET Agriculture and Pharmacy exam was held on May 4 and 5.

TS EAMCET is usually considered moderate to tough. If compared to JEE Mains, the difficulty level is not much; however, candidates must prepare for the exam with complete dedication.

The candidates must prepare using the syllabus, which is at the class 12 level. To prepare, candidates should follow the exam pattern and use previous year papers for practice.

As you know, there is no slot booking for both these exams. COMEDK 2026 was conducted on May 9th in three shifts. The TS EAMCET exam was scheduled from May 9 to 11. In case of a clash you can send an email to the TG EAPCET authorities and ask for a revision of your TS EAMCET exam dates. This way, you can give both exams.

JNTUH will publish rank bands based on previous years' trends. Using provisional scores, students can estimate their likely rank range and get an early idea of their admission chances.

Since exam is conducted in multiple sessions, question paper difficulty can vary. To ensure fairness, marks are normalised. 

No, provisional scores will be displayed immediately after exam. They are calculated using preliminary answer key and may change slightly after objections are reviewed and final key is released.