AP OAMDC Web Option 2024 Expected Date: The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education was supposed to activate the web option window on July 26, 2024. However, the AP OAMDC Web Option 2024 process has been delayed, and the authorities have not stated the reasons yet. Further, the AP OAMDC Web Option 2024 Expected Date is between July 30, 2024 - August 1, 2024. Candidates who registered for admission can exercise the web options once the link is activated on the official portal - oamdc-apsche.aptonline.in.
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AP OAMDC Web Option 2024 Expected Date
Candidates can check the expected AP OAMDC Web Option 2024 Date in the table below.
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AP OAMDC Web Option 2024 Expected Date |
Between July 30 to August 1, 2024 |
AP OAMDC Web Option 2024 Instructions
Candidates waiting for the choice-filling link to be activated on the AP OAMDC Web Option 2024 Expected Date must know some of the instructions before filling in their college preferences.
- Only candidates who have completed the registration process, paid the fees, and completed the document verification are eligible for web options entry.
- Candidates shall choose at least 20 colleges for better chances of seat allotment.
- After a candidate visits to add, change, or modify the preferences, it is important to save the choices.
- Candidates must arrange their choices according to their preferences.
- Once the web options are frozen, candidates cannot edit them.
- The last saved options will be considered for the seat allotment if the candidate fails to freeze the AP OAMDC Web Option 2024 before the end date.
Candidates can edit their AP OAMDC 2024 Web Options entry until the last date. After the web option process concludes, the APSCHE will release the seat allotment result. The web options entry is a crucial process in the admission stage where eligible candidates get to fill in their college preferences, based on which they are allotted seats in various colleges. This year, the AP OAMDC aims to fill around 4,92,000+ seats across 152 government, 120 aided, 1062 private, and 2 university colleges.