Epf interest taxable, tds under which header

if its reported under 192A/2AA is it correct, by default system picks that n in traces it shows as only 192A 

The system or TRACES might sometimes show or pick 192A by default, but since no withdrawal has been made and this is only interest income, the proper classification should be under 194A. Interest on EPF contribution taxable portion and TDS deducted should be reported under the "Interest other than interest on securities" category related to 194A in the ITR and TDS section.

so do i ned to correct it in traces or ais? or just submitting it in itr is enough?

If you are beneficiary of the TDS amount, just filing ITR is enough.

EPF interest taxation depends on the context:

CASE 1 - ACTIVE EMPLOYEE (still contributing):
For contributions above Rs. 2.5 lakh per year (Rs. 5 lakh if employer does not contribute), interest on the excess contribution is taxable as Income from Other Sources. This rule came into effect from FY 2021-22. EPFO maintains two separate PF accounts internally to track taxable and non-taxable components.

CASE 2 - POST-SEPARATION (no more contributions):
Interest is tax-free for 3 years after the date of separation. From the 4th year onwards, the interest credited to the account is taxable as Income from Other Sources.

WHICH HEAD OF INCOME:
Taxable EPF interest is Income from Other Sources (not salary, unless your employer is including it in Form 16 for the active-employee scenario).

TDS ON EPF INTEREST:
EPFO typically does not deduct TDS on EPF interest separately. TDS is deducted at 10% (section 192A) only when the full EPF amount is withdrawn before completing 5 years of service. If only interest becomes taxable due to post-separation idle period, you need to self-report it and pay advance tax if the amount is significant.

Report the taxable interest under Schedule OS in ITR-1 or ITR-2. No TDS certificate will be issued by EPFO for interest ,  you will need to calculate based on the EPF passbook.