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respected sir ,i am shashikanth from the state of karnataka. i completed my education from L K G to intermediate second year ,after my intermediate i went to karnataka for my higher education through engineerting entrance , but i got a year back due to attendance shortage , now i am interested for applying EAMCET so i want to know whether i am eliugible or not?

You can appear my dear for EAMCET.

The EAMCET-2011 examination is postponed to 22nd May, 2011 due to the By-elections at KADAPA Region as per the decision taken at the emergency meeting of AP State Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad on 31st March, 2011 - Convener, EAMCET-2011.

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EAMCET, which stands for Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test, is an Entrance examination required for admission to various Engineering and Medical colleges in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India. Many other colleges offering graduation courses like BDS, B.Pharm., BSc., Pharm.D. etc. require qualification in this exam. The coaching industry for this examination is estimated at nearly Rs.500 crore (approx. $110 million) a year.

Eligibility
The minimum Eligibility required to appear for EAMCET are:-
A Pass in Intermediate Examination or Registered for Intermediate Public Examination (10 + 2 ) conducted by the A.P. Board of Intermediate Education, with appropriate optional subjects or its equivalent thereto.
In case of such students who appear for the entrance Test, pending result of their qualifying examination, their entry shall be subject to their securing a pass in the said qualifying examination.
Candidates should belong to the State of Andhra Pradesh as defined in the A.P. Educational Institutions (regulations for admission).
The Upper Age Limit for Engineering aspirants is 22 years relaxable for SC/ST students. There is NO Upper age Limit for Medical aspirants to appear in EAMCET.
[edit]Qualifying Marks for EAMCET – 2010
The qualifying percentage of marks in the Entrance Test is 25% i.e. 40 out of a total 160. However, for candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, no minimum qualifying mark is prescribed. But their admission will be limited to the extent of seats reserved for such categories (vide G.O.Ms. No. 179, LEN&TE, dated 16.06.1986).[2]
[edit]Results and admission procedure

Every student will be allotted a state-level rank based on his or her marks scored in the EAMCET. Quite often there will be a tie between many students scoring the same number of total marks. In such cases, the candidate scoring more marks in Maths/Biology will be awarded the higher rank. If the tie persists, the candidate scoring more marks in Physics will be awarded the higher rank. If the tie still persists, the candidate of higher age will be awarded the higher rank. In recent years, a difference of one mark has often resulted in dropping of the rank by 500 or more.
From 2009 onwards, online counselling has been started for Engineering students. The students are to submit their required documents at the prescribed office first and then will be provided with an account to log in at the counselling website. The student will have to enter a list of colleges he prefers to take admission into along with the course, in the decreasing order of preference. The higher rank is most likely to get into the college of his first preference and the chances decrease as the rank lowers.
For Medicine students, traditional method of counselling is being followed. The NTR Health University publishes advertisements in all major newspapers regarding the dates of counselling for different ranks.
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Hi,
For Engineering and pharmacy courses the candidate should be at least 16 years of age and for the other courses the candidate should be between 17 to 25 years of age on 31th December 2011. EAMCET is only open for the candidate belonging to Andhra Pradesh.

Originally Posted by shashikanthreddypatel

respected sir ,i am shashikanth from the state of karnataka. i completed my education from L K G to intermediate second year ,after my intermediate i went to karnataka for my higher education through engineerting entrance , but i got a year back due to attendance shortage , now i am interested for applying EAMCET so i want to know whether i am eliugible or not?

I think you are eligible for it.. as you are local candidate of ANDRA-PRADESH....
But since you are only one year back in Engineering , you can have patience and complete your engineering over there as it may take more 1 year.. but if you start from starting it will take more 4 years.. However still i am giving you its eligibility...

Age limit for EAMCET ........


The lower age limit is 16 years old and maximum of 22 years...

Qualification

Students who have cleared or are in 10+2 final year can apply for EAMCET...

no ,sorry

i am not qualified in eamcet-2011. iam got 39 marks. iam eligible for eamcet councelling of 2011

am i eligble for admission in pharamcy i got 37 marks in eamcet xams?

Im not qualified in eamcet 2011.i got 38 marks can i appear for counselling.

may i know i got 37 marks in eamcet i.e not qualified and in ipe i got 59% may i know do i get the admission in enginerring college.thanks in advance....!

respected sir i want botany,zoology chapterwise weightage for eamcet would u please help me............

Originally Posted by shashikanthreddypatel

respected sir ,i am shashikanth from the state of karnataka. i completed my education from L K G to intermediate second year ,after my intermediate i went to karnataka for my higher education through engineerting entrance , but i got a year back due to attendance shortage , now i am interested for applying EAMCET so i want to know whether i am eliugible or not?

HI,
I am sorry to say that you are not eligible for E.M.C.E.T exam after passing 12th from Karnataka.

All the student who pass the 10th and 12th for A.P. and have domicile of A.P or if your father is posted in A.P in govt sector then you are eligible for E.M.C.E.T exam.

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