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31st December 2011, 05:24 PM
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Am I eligible for EAMCET exam? I don't have domicile of AP


is it possible to write eamcet if the student is not belonging to andhrapradesh whose mother tounge is telugu
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Default Re: Am I eligible for EAMCET exam? I don't have domicile of AP

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is it possible to write eamcet if the student is not belonging to andhrapradesh whose mother tounge is telugu
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To be eligible for the Engineering, Agricultural & Medical Common Entrance Test [EAMCET] candidate must have lived in the state for 10 years,

or whose parents have lived in the state for ten years,

or Candidates whose parent are employed in State or Central, Local Bodies, Public Sector, within the State at the time of application.

Beside this one must have attained the age of 17 years and must not have exceeded 22 years and must have passed the +2 level of exam with Physics Chemistry and Biology from a recognized board.
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i am from bihar.. and presently also living here . My parents are also from bihar . i haven't ever been to andra pradesh, but i want to give eamcet. can u please kindly tell me whether i can give eamcet or not. please.
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Default Re: Am I eligible for EAMCET exam? I don't have domicile of AP

I am serving in central govt(Army) in TS and my son is studying in KV Tirumalagiri, Secunderabad,TS. Pl tell me can my son appear TS EAMCET exam.
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