The meeting is understood to have been convened on February 1.
Telangana would like to raise the division of High Court and others during the meeting, while Andhra Pradesh wants division of certain institutions under the 9th and 10th Schedules of Andhra Pradesh Re-organisation Act.
The division of several institutions and others has been pending since the bifurcation of undivided Andhra Pradesh in June, 2014.
Several meetings held between the two sides to sort out the issues have not been known to be too successful.
There have been differences between the two states on sharing of power, water and others since the bifurcation came into effect.
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