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AP LAWCET 2026 Phase 1 College Reporting Ends Today

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Today, October 13, is the last date for AP LAWCET 2026 Phase 1 college reporting. Candidates who were allotted a law seat in Phase 1 must complete their admission formalities before the day ends.

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    The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) had extended the deadline from October 9 to October 13, so no further time is available as per the current notice.

    What allotted candidates must do today

    Both steps are required to confirm the seat:

    • Self-reporting: Log in to the Common Admissions Portal at cap.apcfss.in with your registered credentials and complete online reporting.
    • College reporting: Visit the allotted college in person with your documents.

    The Phase 1 allotment is provisional and does not guarantee admission until the candidate reports to the college. The allotment order carries the candidate’s name, allotted college, course, tuition fee details and reporting guidelines, so candidates should download and save it.

    AP LAWCET 2026 Phase 1 counselling so far

    EventDate
    Phase 1 registrationSeptember 24 to 29
    Web optionsSeptember 29 to October 2
    Phase 1 seat allotmentOctober 7 (revised from October 6)
    Self-reporting and college reportingOctober 7 to 9 (earlier deadline)
    Revised last date for college reportingOctober 13

    The seat allotment is based on the candidate’s AP LAWCET rank, category and the college preferences entered during web options. The extension applies to candidates allotted seats in the three-year and five-year LLB programmes.

    Documents to carry

    • Allotment letter
    • AP LAWCET rank card
    • Educational certificates
    • Valid identity proof
    • Category certificate, if applicable

    The reporting procedure, document list and fee details can differ by college, so candidates should contact their allotted institute before visiting.

    What happens if you miss the deadline

    Candidates who do not complete both self-reporting and college reporting today risk losing the allotted seat. Candidates should also check the APSCHE website for any further notice from the council.

    What comes next

    The date for Phase 2 seat allotment has not been announced yet. Candidates who did not get a seat in Phase 1 can wait for the Phase 2 notice from APSCHE.

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    Written by: Payal Shrivastav
    Hi, I'm Payal Shrivastava, an education content writer at Entrance Fever. I cover the latest updates on entrance exams, admit cards, results, counselling, admissions, cut-offs, fee structures and colleges across streams including CUET, NEET, Engineering, Management, Law, Nursing, Pharmacy, Agriculture, Design, Journalism, Hotel Management and Commerce. My aim is to provide students with accurate and easy-to-understand information to support their admission journey.

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