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AP LAWCET 2026 Phase‑2 Counselling to Commence Soon – Check Dates on cap.apcfss.in
✍️ Shiksha
🗓 14 Oct 2026, 03:46 PM
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Andhra Pradesh’s Law and Commerce Entrance Test (LAWCET) 2026 Phase‑2 counselling is set to begin shortly. Candidates can verify dates and details on the official portal cap.apcfss.in.
The Andhra Pradesh Law and Commerce Entrance Test (LAWCET) 2026 Phase‑2 counselling is slated to start in the coming days, according to the official announcement on the state’s counselling portal, cap.apcfss.in. The Phase‑2 counselling follows the release of the final results and is the stage where candidates secure seats in law and commerce colleges across the state.
Eligible candidates are advised to log in to the portal using their unique credentials to view the counselling schedule, seat allotment details, and any additional instructions. The portal will also provide information on the counselling venue, required documents, and the procedure for seat confirmation.
The Andhra Pradesh Council of Higher Education (APCFSS) has urged all shortlisted candidates to keep their documents ready and to monitor the portal regularly for any updates or changes to the counselling timetable. The announcement was reported by Shiksha, a leading education portal.
Candidates who miss the Phase‑2 counselling window may have to wait for the next cycle, making timely registration and preparation essential. The state’s education authorities remain committed to ensuring a transparent and efficient counselling process for all aspirants.
Eligible candidates are advised to log in to the portal using their unique credentials to view the counselling schedule, seat allotment details, and any additional instructions. The portal will also provide information on the counselling venue, required documents, and the procedure for seat confirmation.
The Andhra Pradesh Council of Higher Education (APCFSS) has urged all shortlisted candidates to keep their documents ready and to monitor the portal regularly for any updates or changes to the counselling timetable. The announcement was reported by Shiksha, a leading education portal.
Candidates who miss the Phase‑2 counselling window may have to wait for the next cycle, making timely registration and preparation essential. The state’s education authorities remain committed to ensuring a transparent and efficient counselling process for all aspirants.