Amrita School of Engineering, Amritapuri Courses List & Fees Structure 2025

Hey aspirant

When we look into previous year sources in Amrithapuri campus closing rank for cse was around 7k in open quota and 16k in state quota. Im Coimbatore it was around 5k in open quota and 19k in state quota. So chances of getting admission with above rank for cse will be difficult but you have a good chance of getting admission for other branches like ece eee etc.

Greetings, aspirant.

The Pearson score is used to evaluate a candidate's linguistic, reasoning, and attitudinal abilities. It is calculated using a standard formula. AMRITA admits students depending on their PUEE/SAT scores or their JEE/AEEE rank, whichever is higher.

Admission will be based on the highest of any of these scores, not only the highest of any of these scores.

As a result, there is no formal cut-off point for your Pearson score. You must do your very best in order to get a good score. Your chosen branch is assigned based on your performance on the test.

Please do not be concerned about meeting the cut-off score and instead offer your best effort. If you have a SAT/AEEE or JEE score, it may also be an option for you to consider.

If you are applying using your PUEE score, you need also have an aggregate of 75 percent in PCM in 12th grade and not less than 75 percent in Mathematics as well as other subjects.

I hope this has been of assistance!

Thank you very much!

Hi aspirant,

Your performance in AEEE is pretty good and you had descent chances of getting CSE core or specialisation at either of Bengaluru or Chennai campus as per the previous trends for cutoffs.

The reason why I used had is that almost all the seats for CSE would have been filled by three rounds and you can only get a seat if some seats have been vacant due to other candidates withdrawing their admissions. You can get the detailed information about the previous cutoffs for Aeee at https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/aeee-cutoff/amp

Hope it helps!!