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AP EAPCET & TG EAPCET · Planned

AP & TG EAPCET mock papers are planned. Your preparation starts today.

AP & TG EAPCET gets its own papers, its own marking and its own clock, under its own name — never a JEE Main paper relabelled. While we build them, most of what AP & TG EAPCET asks is already here: the shared PCM syllabus, chapter by chapter, in your board’s own chapter names.

The AP & TG EAPCET pattern

What the paper looks like.

Andhra Pradesh · Telangana · Engineering
Planned

Two separate exams · 160 questions · 80 of them Maths · no marks lost for a wrong answer.

No negative markingTwo exams

What to practise now

Three things AP & TG EAPCET aspirants can do today.

1
Chapter tests, in CBSE’s chapter names

Pick your board on the Chapter tests page and the whole PCM list rewrites itself in your textbook’s chapters. Most of what AP & TG EAPCET asks is already covered — practise it chapter by chapter, with a concept-level report each time.

Open chapter tests →
2
Check your syllabus fit — free

Our Syllabus Check lays AP & TG EAPCET’s syllabus against your board’s, chapter by chapter, and tells you plainly what is covered, what is partial, and where the gaps are. No account needed.

Open Syllabus Check →
3
Build exam stamina on JEE Main papers

A full-length paper on a real clock trains pacing and nerve — skills that carry across exams. The JEE Main papers are live today, built from real sessions.

JEE Main papers →

Most of AP & TG EAPCET’s syllabus is shared with JEE Main. Practice you do today is not wasted — it carries straight into your exam.

Also coming

The other exams, each with its date.

Good to know

About AP & TG EAPCET on EduPeak

Will AP & TG EAPCET mocks use AP & TG EAPCET’s own marking?
Yes — AP & TG EAPCET’s own pattern, marking and clock, under AP & TG EAPCET’s own name. We never put one exam’s paper behind another exam’s name.
How do I know when the papers are live?
They will appear here and inside myEduPeak’s Mock tests the day they launch — this page’s status flips from "Planned" to a date, then to "Available now".

Start the shared syllabus today.

Chapter by chapter, in your board’s words — free to begin.

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