Hello Aspirant

I faced the same issue, I tried getting the domicile for my home state but couldn't get it. I am an army brat and have been shifting places throughout my life.

The requirement of a domicile certificate is that the student must have cleared their 10th and /or 12th Board Examination from their home town. If you don't fulfil this criteria, you won't be able to avail it. And for a Hometown quota, you need a Domicile.

You can still talk to the Block office about their requirements.

Hope this helps

Given your educational history and your father's central government job, you have a strong case for claiming the Home State quota in the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET (AP EAMCET).

The Home State quota is typically determined based on your place of residence and the location where you completed your education, particularly your 11th and 12th grades. Since you completed your 11th and 12th grades in Andhra Pradesh, you are likely eligible for the Home State quota in AP EAMCET.

Additionally, your father's central government job and frequent transfers may further support your claim, as many states have provisions for children of central government employees who are transferred regularly. These provisions are designed to accommodate students who have had to move frequently due to their parents' job requirements.

To ensure your eligibility, you should prepare to provide documentation, such as proof of your father's employment and transfer orders, as well as your educational certificates from Andhra Pradesh. It's also advisable to check the specific rules and guidelines of the AP EAMCET regarding domicile and Home State quota eligibility.

For the most accurate information, contact the AP EAMCET authorities or visit their official website to clarify your status and ensure you meet all the requirements for the Home State quota.