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Based on your Telangana EAMCET score of 47 and Intermediate Public Examination (IPE) marks of 964, your combined score is approximately 276.25 marks.

This is calculated by giving 75% weightage to your EAMCET score and 25% to your IPE marks.

For candidates belonging to the BC-D category, the expected EAMCET rank corresponding to a score of 47 is around 35,818.

However, please note that this is an approximate estimate, and actual ranks may vary depending on factors such as the number of candidates appearing for the exam and the overall performance of candidates in that particular year.

To get a more accurate prediction of your rank and to explore suitable engineering colleges based on your profile, you can use the TS EAMCET College Predictor tool available on various educational websites.

hi,

If you have scored 976 marks in IPE and got 70 percentile in JEE Mains, it might be quite difficult to get a seat in Mechanical Engineering at SASTRA University. Usually, SASTRA gives admission based on high JEE ranks or top scores in IPE, and the cutoffs for most branches, especially Mechanical, are generally much better than a 70 percentile rank. Your JEE rank may be on the higher side, which makes it tough to get into SASTRA in the first round

Dear student,

If you got 535 marks in Intermediate (IPE) and you're asking about getting a management quota seat , then yes—many private colleges in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana offer admission through management quota, especially for B.Tech, BBA, or B.Sc courses.

You may not get top branches like CSE in popular colleges, but you’ll still have good chances in others—especially in less competitive branches or colleges with more availability. Just contact the college directly, as management seats are filled on a first-come, first-served basis and the fees are usually higher.

Hi Parameswari,

If you scored 842 marks in your Intermediate Public Examination (IPE) and aiming for a seat in the B.Sc. Computer Science program at Andhra University (AU), your chances are reasonably good, depending on a few key factors.

1. Andhra University typically admits students to undergraduate science courses based on merit in the qualifying examination without requiring an entrance test. 2. An IPE score of 842 out of 1000 reflects a strong academic record, especially if you are from a reserved category (SC/ST/BC/EWS), as AU follows the Government of Andhra Pradesh’s reservation norms.

3.  For general category students, competition is tougher, and admission under free seats is more strictly merit-based.

4. The minimum eligibility to apply for B.Sc. programs is a 50% aggregate in the 10+2 examination with Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, which your score likely exceeds.

Additionally, your chances improve if you fall under the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) category or other reserved categories and have a valid income certificate. It’s essential to apply through the AU admission portal and select the appropriate quota (such as government or convener quota) during your application.

Keep all supporting documents ready, including your marks memo, caste and income certificates, and EWS proof if applicable.

While the exact cutoff varies yearly based on the applicant pool, a score of 842 is generally competitive for admission into popular courses like B.Sc. Computer Science under a free or subsidized seat, especially if you fulfill the eligibility criteria under any reserved category or merit-based admission policy.

You got two choices: CSE at GNDU (Computer Science) or IPE, Chemical, or Biotech at NIT Jalandhar.

If you like coding, computer jobs, or want to work in tech companies, choose CSE at GNDU. Computer Science has better jobs and high salary, even if it's not from NIT.

If you want the "NIT" tag (famous college) and are okay with other branches (not computers), choose NIT Jalandhar. But the jobs in Chemical or Biotech may not pay as much as CSE.

Simple advice: If your main goal is good placement and tech jobs, go with CSE at GNDU. If you care more about big college name (NIT) and don’t mind non-computer branches, go with NIT Jalandhar.

HEY THERE!!!

• You should expect to rank between 30,000 and 40,000 with 40 AP EAPCET points and 25% IPE points.
• With this rank, you might be able to get into Andhra Pradesh's lower-tier private engineering schools, but you won't likely be able to get into a top government or private university.

Dear Candidate ,
Yes , with 91% in your IPE exams , you are definitely eligible to get a seat in Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam ( SPMVV ), Tirupati , for most undergraduate courses . For general UG programs like B. Sc , B.A. , or B. Com ., the eligibility typically ranges between 45% to 50% , so your score is well above the requirement. If you are aiming for professional courses like B. Tech , admission is based on AP EAPCET ranks , and your IPE marks are used for weightage is final ranking .

Hello Hitesh,

Based on the marks you scored - 37 marks in EAMCET 2025, you will be disqualified from obtaining a rank as the minimum qualifying mark for the general category is 40 (out of 160). Since you will be disqualified, you will not be able to be assigned a rank, and, therefore, you will not be able to add the IPE (Intermediate) marks to obtain a final rank or any percentile.

Final rank calculations only consider IPE marks for candidates who are to qualify for the exam (the weightage is generally 25% IPE; 75% EAMCET). So as a result, the fact that you do not have a rank also means that the IPE marks were not considered.

Based on your academic performance—70 percentile in JEE Main 2025 and 976 marks in IPE—you have a fair chance of securing a seat in Mechanical Engineering at SASTRA University, particularly through Stream 1 admissions.

Hey!

Since you got 47 marks in EAMCET and 592 out of 600 in your IPE, your rank will likely be somewhere between 25,000 to 35,000, maybe even a bit better. Your IPE score is really strong, and that helps balance out the EAMCET marks because the final rank is calculated using 75% EAMCET and 25% IPE.

Of course, the exact rank depends on things like your category (OC, BC, SC, ST), the overall competition this year, and how others performed. But with such a high IPE score, you still stand a decent chance at getting into a good college, especially if you're open to different branches.