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AP ICET 2026 registration without late fee last date was March 23, 2026. APSCHE commenced Andhra Pradesh ICET 2026 registrations on February 05, 2026. Candidates applying for AP ICET 2026 exam will now be required to pay late fee of INR 1000 along with the application fee.

Candidates meeting eligibility can apply online. Aspirants need to fill out the form on the university's website. Check below the steps to apply:

1: Visit the website of the university.

2: Click on the "Apply Now" button at the top of the page.

3: Register yourself by providing the required information.

4: Login using the registered credentials and duly fill in the application form.

5: Submit the form.

Atria University scholarship discussions are handled by the assigned admission counsellor. The scholarships are offered to eligible students. The counsellors evaluate eligibility based on approved criteria. The final approval rests with the Admission Director.

Candidates can check CTET marks (overall and sectional) by using the process shared below-

• Visit ctet.nic.in.
• Click on the CTET result link.
• Enter roll number.
• Click on Submit.
• Check the CTET marks.

The annual academic fees for BS is INR 7 lakh at Atria University. The fees include tuition fees of INR 5.50 Lacs and Learning Resources and Essential Services Fee of INR 1.50 lakh. There no hidden charges such as examinaion fees, library fees and book fees. Aspirants need to pay an enrollment fees of INR 80,000 at the time of admission.

The annual family income must be below INR 8 Lacs to claim the EWS reservation benefits.

Economically Weaker Sections (General Merit only) are allocated a 10% reservation in KCET.

Yes, if their parents declared Karnataka as their hometown when joining the service.

Yes, one seat is usually reserved in every engineering college for migrants from Jammu and Kashmir.

Seats are reserved for students who won medals or represented India/Karnataka in recognised national or international events.

Candidates with NCC 'B' certificates obtained during their 5-year study period in Karnataka are eligible.

Yes, they must pass a Kannada Language test conducted by KEA to qualify for seats under this quota.

It applies to Kannada-speaking students residing in specific disputed areas outside Karnataka or other states.

Candidates must upload their passport-sized photograph, signature, and left thumb impression strictly in JPEG or JPG format. The file size must remain between 5 KB and 40 KB.

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) releases and manages the Karnataka PGCET application process on its official web portal.

Yes, candidate need to attempt the Language 1 section of the CTET exam in Paper 1. It is mandatory. Language 1 and 2 are compulsory to attempt. 

No, Karnataka PGCET application fee is non-refundable. Refunds are only initiated by KEA if an online transaction fails but the amount is successfully deducted from your bank account.

Yes, the application form of KEA PGCET is available in an online mode. The conducting authority does not provide printed forms or entertain any physical applications sent by post.

Yes, final-year graduation students are eligible to apply and sit for the Karnataka PGCET exam. However, they must fulfill the minimum percentage criteria during the document verification stage.

As per the CTET 2026 analysis and as per the experts, the most difficult section of the CTET exam is generally Paper 2 Maths and Science or Social Science section. Because of its vast syllabus and the difficulty level was Moderate. Also, some of the questions asked in the application-based Child Development and Pedagogy was also seen a bit difficult.