ABSTRACT: A topological index is a numerical invariant which depicts the properties of molecules in accordance to
their chemical structure. For a given integer n > 0, if a graph G exists with a total eccentric index of ?(G) = n, then ?n?
is said to be total eccentric graphical, which is kind of an inverse problem for topological indices. An (integer) interval
[?,?] is called p-total eccentric (free) interval if for all n ? [?,?] there exists a (no) graph G(p, q) with ?(G) = n. In
this article, we determine several results for the existence and non-existence of total eccentric graphical intervals for
graphs G on p vertices.