Hyderabad: A total of 8,473 B.Pharm seats across 124 colleges will be available for candidates through the first phase of TG EAPCET (BiPC) counselling.

Besides B.Pharm, the counselling process will also cover 1,567 Pharm D seats in 72 colleges, 37 Biomedical Engineering seats in two colleges, 239 Biotechnology seats in six colleges, and 170 Pharmaceutical seats in four colleges.

The schedule for the first phase of counselling has been announced, with candidates required to complete the processing fee payment and slot booking between September 12 and 16. Certificate verification will be conducted from September 15 to 17, while candidates can exercise their web options between September 16 and 20.The provisional seat allotment for the first phase is scheduled to be announced on or before September 22.

Candidates are required to pay the prescribed processing fee and book a slot to attend the certificate verification process. Following certificate verification, candidates can exercise their web options and select as many preferred college and course choices as possible to improve their chances of securing an allotment in a preferred college and course.

The Deccan Chronicle reports that candidates must complete the processing fee payment and slot booking to participate in certificate verification and subsequently exercise web options for the first phase of counselling.

Candidates seeking detailed information regarding the counselling process, along with the list of designated helpline centres, have been advised to visit the official TG EAPCET counselling website, tgeapcet.nic.in.

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