Amaravati, July 1: The Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture and Pharmacy Common Entrance Test (AP EAPCET) 2026 results have been announced, bringing good news for lakhs of students across the state. This year, 2,45,863 students qualified in the entrance examination, with girls delivering an impressive performance, especially in the Engineering stream.
According to the results, 1,82,317 students qualified in the Engineering stream, recording a 70.52% pass percentage. In the Agriculture and Pharmacy stream, 63,546 students cleared the examination with an impressive 89.59% pass percentage.
One of the biggest highlights this year was the performance of girl students. In the Engineering stream, girls recorded a 71.65% pass rate, outperforming many of their peers and continuing the trend of strong academic achievement.
How to Check AP EAPCET 2026 Results
Students who appeared for the examination can check their results through the official APSCHE website.
To view the results, candidates need to:
- Visit the official APSCHE website.
- Click on the AP EAPCET 2026 Results link.
- Enter the registration number, hall ticket number and date of birth.
- Submit the details.
- View and download the scorecard and rank card.
Students are advised to save a copy of their rank card for future admission and counselling.
What the Rank Card Includes
The AP EAPCET 2026 rank card contains important details, including:
- Candidate’s name
- Hall ticket number
- Total marks
- Subject-wise marks
- Rank
- Qualifying status
Candidates should carefully verify all the information. If they find any errors, they should contact APSCHE immediately.
Counselling Schedule Expected Soon
With the results now announced, APSCHE is expected to release the counselling schedule shortly.
Students should keep all required documents ready for the admission process and regularly visit the official APSCHE website for updates on counselling dates, certificate verification and seat allotment.
The AP EAPCET is one of Andhra Pradesh’s most important entrance examinations for admission into Engineering, Agriculture and Pharmacy courses. Every year, lakhs of students compete for seats in colleges across the state.