IPE Hyderabad All Questions

Hello Aspirant,

The TS EAMCET rank is generated on the basis of combined score of 12th and entrance exams scores. 75% weightage is given to the marks secured in TS EAMCET  and 25% weightage will be given to the marks secured in the PCM/PCB of the qualifying examination(12th).The ranks are given based on your category reservation , to calculate the rank  you need to this formula. Based on the scores you have given, your combined percentage may be around 55-60 s which means a rank around 15,001 – 50,000 . Note that this is just an approximation and this may vary as may factors influence ranks.

https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-cutoff#TS-EAMCET-Cutoff--Previous-Years

All the best

Greetings, From what I could gather, you are an IPE student and wish to appear for the JEE mains exam, is that correct?

If you fulfil the eligibility criteria for the exam and have scored above 75% aggregate in your respective board exams then yes, you can appear for JEE mains exam.

I am attaching a link to the eligibility criteria for you to see:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria

hope it helps,

good luck

Sorry. I think you have some misunderstanding here. JEE Mains is the entrance exam and students can apply to the NITs or IIITs as well as CFTIs on the basis of the ranks they get in JEE Main. The college marks have no bearing on the JEE Main. So essentially no. IPE marks will not be considered in JEE Main. 

Secondly, you can apply for JEE Main only if you have completed class 12 or equivalent in PCM. There are age limitations too. 

Hello

If you want to get admission in any BTech course then you will have to give entrance examinations be it JEE or OJEE or WBJEE or KCET or COMEDK etc. Even private universities like VIT and LPU have their own exams for admission to Btech courses. However, if you want to take admission on the basis of your inter marks you can get it at collges like DU, St Xaviers etc but for subjects like BSc etc and not BTech.

Hello,

It depends on the university, your rank, category, preferences of branch and the cut off. You have not mentioned your rank, category and the course it is difficult to predict without knowing this information. The cut off changes with respect to category of the candidate and it is different for each branch. Depending on the institute the admission procedure and the criteria changes.

Hello

Here you didn't mention your group subject score.If your group score is 540 out of 600.IPE score - 540/600×25=22.5

Ap eamcet score- 66/160×75=30.9.

Combined score = 22.5+30.9=53.4

Based on this score,your rank should be between 15000 - 50,000.With this rank you will get good colleges in ap.Here im providing link to predict your college.

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Hope this information helps you.

All the best

Hello aspirant.

For scoring 66 marks in AP EAMCET and 900/1000 in IPE, assuming that you have scored 540/600 in MPC and considering you under the OC category your rank would be estimated to be between 14500-14700. Hence for that rank, you can get a seat in Andhra University College of Engineering, Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering, RVR and JC College of Engineering, and many more.

For more details refer to the below link.

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Hope this answer helps you.

All the best!!

Hello aspirant

To get veterinary course you need to get below 5k rank in ts eamcet.

For sc last year cut offs to veterinary are

local

Non farmer quota-3813rank

Farmer quota-4663rank

unreserved

non farmer quota-3684rank

Farmer quota-3560rank

Hope this helps. All the best.

Hello, JEE is for mainly securing seats in central government institutions like IIT,NIT,IIIT etc.. Nowadays lot of state has also included JEE marks in their state counselling process.IPE is for only getting seats in Andra Pradesh. Though both the exams has the same syllabus JEE will be more problem oriented. You need to work on more sums alongside while learning theory for JEE.Being thorough in your 11 and 12th standard syllabus only is the requirement to ace both the exams.You wont be knowing what preference you may have when you finish your 12th,so it is safer to give JEE and have more options in your hand.

Best of luck.