APRJC Counselling 2026 

APRJC 2026 counselling is a crucial stage for students who have qualified in the Andhra Pradesh Residential Junior Colleges Common Entrance Test. The APRJC 2026 counselling process, conducted by APREIS (Andhra Pradesh Residential Educational Institutions Society), aims to streamline admissions to various intermediate courses such as MPC, BPC, MEC, and CEC offered in the residential junior colleges across Andhra Pradesh.

APRJC 2026 Counselling Schedule and Phases

The APRJC 2026 counselling will be conducted in two phases to ensure maximum seat allotment and accommodate all eligible students.

The first phase of counselling is expected around late May 2026:

• MPC/EET – May 20, 2026
• BPC/CGT – May 21, 2026
• MEC/CEC – May 22, 2026

The second phase will follow in early June 2026:

• MPC/EET – June 2, 2026
• BPC/CGT – June 3, 2026
• MEC/CEC – June 4, 2026

These dates may be subject to updates by APREIS and candidates are encouraged to stay informed via the official website.

Counselling Procedure

Registration for Counselling: Qualified candidates will receive notification of their counselling schedule through the official APREIS website, press releases, and SMS alerts. Students must register for counselling online through the designated portal to confirm attendance.

Document Verification: At the APRJC 2026 counselling venue, candidates are required to present original documents such as:

• APRJC hall ticket and scorecard
• SSC marks memo
• Transfer certificate
• Bonafide certificate
• Caste and income certificates (if applicable)
• Aadhaar card

Passport-sized photographs: Failure to produce these documents may lead to disqualification from counselling and seat allotment.

Seat Allotment: Seats are allotted based on the candidate's merit rank in the APRJC exam, category reservations, and availability of seats in preferred colleges and streams. The allotment is done group-wise as per the merit list and preferences filled during APRJC 2026 counselling.

Admission and Reporting: Selected candidates must report to the allotted college within the specified time to complete the admission formalities. Non-reporting within the stipulated timeline results in forfeiture of the seat.

Second Phase Counselling: Candidates not allotted a seat or who miss the first phase can participate in the second phase to avail remaining or vacated seats.

Important Counselling Guidelines

• Attendance at counselling is mandatory as no postal call letters are sent.
• Hostel accommodation is compulsory for all selected students.
• The APRJC 2026 counselling process is going to be offline and held at designated district centres.
• Special categories like PHC, sports quota, children of armed personnel, etc., are considered as per reservation policies during seat allotment.

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FAQs

Q1. When will APRJC 2026 counselling be held?

Ans. The APRJC 2026 counselling is conducted in two phases, with the first phase expected from May 20 to 22, 2026, and the second phase from June 2 to 4, 2026.

Q2. What documents are required for APRJC 2026 counselling?

Ans. Candidates must bring the hall ticket, APRJC scorecard, SSC marks memo, transfer certificate, bonafide certificate, caste/income certificates (if applicable), Aadhaar card, and passport-size photos.

Q3. Is hostel accommodation mandatory for APRJC admissions?

Ans. Yes, all students selected through APRJC counselling must stay in the hostels provided; opting out is not allowed.

Q4. What happens if a candidate fails to attend the counselling on the specified date?

Ans. If a candidate does not attend APRJC 2026 counselling on the scheduled date and time, their candidature will be cancelled, and they will forfeit the chance to secure a seat.

Q5. Can candidates participate in the second phase counselling if not allotted a seat in the first phase?

Ans. Yes, candidates not allotted a seat or those missing the first phase APRJC 2026 counselling can apply for the second phase to get seats in remaining or vacated seats.