Hi dear candidate,

There are multiple mechanical engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh like Andhra University (Vizag), Sri Venkateshwara University (Tirupati), JNTU (Anantapur). The usual cut off trend for these colleges is between 1,000 to 4,000.

Factors like student category or branch selected may also affect your rank as reserved categories

Government Polytechnic College, Nizamabad has not yet released the 2025 cutoff for Mechanical Engineering. But based on the previous year, the closing rank for Mechanical Engineering was around 48,600 for BC category (boys).

So, if your TS POLYCET 2025 rank is below 50,000, you have a good chance of getting

If you got a rank of 99,656 in ap eamcet 2025 you may still be eligible for mechanical engineering in a few low to mid tier private college in andra pradesh especially in rural or lesser known districts government colleges and top private institution like vit-ap , gitam or srm-ap

Dear aspirant,

The cut off for mechanical department generally depends on the state, institutions, courses ,the category the students belongs to and the specific entrance exams . For IIT admissions through JEE (Advanced), the closing ranks for Mechanical Engineering can range from around 3,600 to 12,000 for the general category

Hello Vikas,

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With a mechanical branch rank of 661 and being an OC candidate, your chances of getting admission into Gayathri Vidya Parishad (GVP), Visakhapatnam are quite good. GVP's closing ranks for Mechanical often go beyond 1000 for OC, so your rank is well within range. Keep it as a top choice

Hello aspirant,
With a JEE Main rank around 225,000, you are well-positioned to secure admission to Mechanical Engineering in reputable government-aided and private colleges in Lucknow under AKTU (formerly UPTU). For example, IET Lucknow, a top government college, typically fills its Mechanical seats up to around 68,000–75,000 in early rounds

First, congratulations on your offer at PMEC. PMEC is a great choice if you are interested in core engineering and want a government/PSU job letter. PMEC is a government-backed college and also very affordable. But like every college, it also has some drawbacks, like if you want a CS/IT-based career,

Hello aspirant,
With a rank of 1,74,932 in EAMCET, it will be difficult to get Mechanical Engineering in top government or autonomous colleges, but you still have chances in some private engineering colleges, especially in rural or low-demand regions. Colleges that are on the outskirts of cities or in districts

Hello aspirant,
That’s a great choice! Hostel fees for Mechanical Engineering students can vary depending on the institute, location, and type of accommodation (shared or single, AC or non-AC). In most engineering colleges, hostel fees range from 30,000 to 1,20,000 per year, including mess charges.

Many colleges do allow installment