What are the important dates related to the TSICET application process for admission to MBA/PGDM courses at Immanuel Business School?

Yes. TS ICET certificate verification round is a mandatory process during the counselling process. With the start of the TS ICET counselling, the admission committee shares the list of TS ICET helpline centres along with the slots available for all categories to attend the certificate verification.

Only the candidates who attend the TG ICET certificate verification round are eligible for the option entry.

TS ICET result date is notified along with the release of the detailed exam notification. Candidates can expect the release of the TG ICET exam results within 15 to 30 days from the exam date. Typically, the result is prepared within a week after the answer key objection window is closed. For exact TG ICET dates for all exam events, visit shiksha's TSICET dates article https://www.shiksha.com/mba/tsicet-exam-dates

TG ICET admit card, or the TS ICET admit card, can be downloaded online from the official exam website. Candidates have to provide their login credentials that are generated at the time of registration to access the TS ICET admit card download link. Telangana ICET hall ticket login is facilitated separately on a pre defined date.

No. TGCHE officials do not allow any candidates inside the TG ICET exam centre if they do not have a hard copy of the admit card. Telangana ICET hall ticket grants entry inside the examination hall. Candidates with a digital copy will also face denial in entry inside the exam centre.

TGCHE conducts the TS ICET counselling in two or more phases. If a candidate is allotted a new seat in the final phase of the TG ICET counselling, their first-phase seat is automatically cancelled. The candidate cannot claim the earlier allotment after the final phase result is declared. This rule applies even if the first-phase seat was confirmed earlier.

Therefore, candidates must participate in the final phase of the TG ICET counselling only when they are not satisfied with their allotment from the first round.