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Reservation
AP EdCET Reservation Policy
Understand how seats are reserved in admissions through this exam – category reservation, women quota and local seats.
SC / ST / BC • EWS • Women 33⅓% • Local Rule
📘 Please note: These percentages follow the Andhra Pradesh admission rules commonly applied in recent years. Details for the next counselling are To be announced, so confirm in the current notice.
Category-wise Reservation
Category | Reservation |
|---|---|
SC (Scheduled Castes) | 15% |
ST (Scheduled Tribes) | 6% |
BC-A | 7% |
BC-B | 10% |
BC-C | 1% |
BC-D | 7% |
BC-E | 4% |
Total BC | 29% |
EWS | 10% |
OC (Open Category) | Remaining seats after reservations |
Special Reservations
👩 Women
One third (33⅓%) of seats in each category are for women candidates.
♿ Persons with disabilities (PH)
3% horizontal reservation in each category.
🏷️ Local seats
As per the Andhra Pradesh rules, most seats are reserved for local candidates and the rest are unreserved.
Documents Needed to Claim Reservation
Caste or community certificate for SC, ST and BC candidates
EWS certificate, where applicable
Income certificate, where required
Study certificates and local or nativity proof
Disability certificate for PH quota
Related Pages
Seat Matrix | Counselling | Eligibility |
Source: Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) – official portal cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/EDCET. Details can change every year, so please confirm on the official website before applying.