Since you completed classes 8, 9, and 10 in Andhra Pradesh as a hosteler and then did 11th and 12th in Telangana, your eligibility for NEET state quota seats depends on how each state defines domicile.

1. Andhra Pradesh (AP)
   AP offers both local area and non-local (unreserved) seats. If you studied in AP for a continuous period or have parents with long-term residency, you may qualify. AP also allows non-local candidates to compete for 15% of unreserved state quota seats. (https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/vijayawada/sc-order-on-t-domicile-policy-not-applicable-for-ap-says-official/articleshow/122887501.cms?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

2. Telangana (TS)
   Telangana currently requires students to have studied Classes 9 to 12 in the state to qualify for its state quota. However, the Supreme Court has flagged this rule as too restrictive and urged a more inclusive approach where domicile is based on parental residence, not just schooling. A hearing is scheduled soon.

3. What This Means for You

   1. You may be eligible for AP state quota under the non-local category, especially if you meet other residency criteria.

   2. TS quota eligibility is uncertain due to the pending court decision, and your schooling history might not currently meet TS requirements.