JEE Main:

General Category: Expected cutoff percentile is around 93-95%.

EWS, OBC-NCL: Expected cutoffs are around 79-80%.

SC, ST: Cutoffs are generally lower, around 60-65%.

NITs (National Institutes of Technology):

General: Expected opening rank for NITs is around 10,000-15,000.

Reserved Categories: Lower ranks are required for reserved categories like OBC-NCL, SC, and ST.

IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology):

General: Expected cutoff percentile is around 90-95%.

Reserved Categories: Lower percentile cutoffs for reserved categories like OBC-NCL, SC, and ST.

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HEY THERE!!

With a rank of 25,983 in AEEE 2025, you stand a good probability to grab a seat in Mechanical Engineering at Amrita Bengaluru campus.

Why?

1. Cutoffs for Mechanical Engineering at Amrita Bengaluru in previous years have generally been much higher (less competitive) than the cutoffs for CSE or ECE.
2. For ME (Mechanical Engineering), the closing rank at Bengaluru campus has generally been in the range of 20,000 and 35,000 or even greater in subsequent rounds.
3. Various sources report that candidates with ranks between 25,000 have obtained positions in branches such as Mechanical at Amrita Bengaluru and Amritapuri campuses.

Key Points:

• Cutoffs can vary every year depending on applicant numbers, toughness level, and seat availability. The exam was tougher for 2025, hence the cutoffs might fall a bit this time.
• You must undergo the Centralised Seat Allotment Process (CSAP) and give your preferences for Mechanical Engineering at Amrita Bengaluru campus.

Conclusion:

With your rank of 25,983 in AEEE, you are eligible and likely to obtain a seat in Mechanical Engineering at Amrita Bengaluru campus during regular counselling rounds. Be sure to register and undergo CSAP to ensure maximum opportunities.

Hello Naveen,

Having an AEEE rank of 25,983, securing a seat in Mechanical Engineering at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham's Bangalore campus may prove to be difficult, since the cutoff ranks for this branch are generally much lower (better). Seats in Mechanical Engineering are generally filled with candidates who have ranks well within the top 10,000 to 15,000. Admission also depends upon other factors such as category, availability of seats, and rounds of counselling.

I suggest you referring official Amrita admission website or get in touch with the admissions department to ensure you get the latest and most precise cutoff information.

Hi,

With a score of 122 out of 240 in MET , you do stand a moderate chance of getting into the Mechanical Engineering stream, depending on the year’s cut-offs and the round of counselling. In recent years, the cut-off for Mechanical Engineering has typically hovered between 100–135, though it varies based on the number of applicants and seat availability.

Since your score is quite close to the average cut-off range, you might get Mechanical Engineering in later rounds or at the Manipal Jaipur or Sikkim campuses, if not the main Manipal campus initially. Make sure you participate in all rounds of counselling and keep your options flexible.

Hello Rishikesh

For doing Btech after diplomal, first of all you need to complete your 3 year diploma. After that, you will need to give a Lateral entry entrance exam such as LEET, JELET, AP ECET, TS ECET etc. After that you need to attend the counselling of that particular exam and if your marks are good, you will be allotted a seat directly into 2nd year in Mechanical Engineering (Lateral Entry).

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Hello there,

Yes, there are current job openings for Mechanical Engineering lecturer positions across India. Here are some examples:

Current Job Openings

1. Sreenivasa Institute of Technology and Management Studies (SITAMS), AP
   Position: Mechanical Engineering Faculty
   Mode: Walk-in Interview on May 18, 2025
   Website: FacultyPlus
   
   

2. CADD Centre, Bengaluru, Karnataka
   Position: Mechanical Engineering Faculty
   Role: Teaching and training students in mechanical engineering concepts and tools
   Website: Indeed
   
   

3. REVA University, Bengaluru, Karnataka
   Position: Assistant Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering
   Role: Teaching mechanical engineering principles and research
   Website: Indeed
   
   

4. Invertis University, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
   Position: Assistant Professor in Mechanical Engineering
   Eligibility: M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
   Website: Indeed
   
   

5. Mangalam Engineering College, Ettumanur, Kerala
   Position: Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering
   Role: Teaching polytechnic-level mechanical engineering subjects
   Website: Indeed
   
   

How to Apply

• Visit the links for detailed job descriptions and application procedures.

• For walk-in interviews, prepare your resume and relevant documents.

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Tips

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Though 33608 is a strong rank, your chances of getting Mechanical Engineering at VIT (Vellore) are uncertain and depend on your category, campus preference, and seat availability. It's recommended to explore your options across different campuses and categories during the counselling process . I am a VITIAN and your score may place you into VIT CHENNAI in category 1 or 2

Hello,

Without knowing the exact college and your category, it's hard to say with certainty if a cutoff of 166.5 will be enough for a mechanical engineering seat. With that score, it could be difficult to get into a highly competitive program at a prestigious university, nevertheless, based on general tendencies.

Hello Krishna,

The annual tuition fees for a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering in India vary significantly based on the type of institution:

Government Colleges:

• Annual Fees : Approximately Rs.30,000 to 90,000 per year.

• Examples :

  • State Institute of Engineering & Technology, Rewari : Rs.40,000 per year.
    
    

  • Malda Polytechnic : Rs.600 per year.
    
    Private Colleges:

• Annual Fees : Typically range from Rs.1.5 lakh to 4 lakh per year.

• Examples :

  • SRM University, Andhra Pradesh : Rs.2.5 lakh per year.

  • BMU (BML Munjal University) : Rs.3.5 lakh per year.
    
    Top Engineering Institutes:

• IITs : Total course fees range from Rs.7 lakh to 9 lakh over 4 years, averaging Rs.1.75 lakh to 2.25 lakh per year.
  
  

• NITs : Total course fees range from Rs.5 lakh to 8 lakh over 4 years, averaging Rs.1.25 lakh to 2 lakh per year.

Note : These figures are approximate and can vary based on the specific institution and any additional charges. It's advisable to check the official websites of the respective colleges for the most accurate and up-to-date fee structures.

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