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 are unlikely at this rank some colleges in dostricts like krishna , east godavari etc may offer you a seat during the final rounds of counselling

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 students depending on the specific IITs. For reserved category the cut off is slightly lowe. On the other hand the GATE cutoff for Mechanical Engineering (ME) is typically around 28-35 for the General category and lower for reserved categories. NITs also have different cutoffs for Mechanical Engineering. It's better to check your preferred institution's official website for accurate information. For more details please visit the link given below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iits-cutoff-for-b-tech-mechanical-engineering

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 during counselling and you should have a solid chance.

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 and extends to about 75,000 to 90,000 in later rounds. Since you're beyond that range, IET may not be feasible.

However, University of Lucknow (LU) via UPTAC often opens Mechanical at ranks up to 225,000 to 270,000 in the final round, and your rank should comfortably get you in there. Private AKTU-affiliated colleges in Lucknow like LIT, SRMCEM, BIET, RRGI, GITM, etc., tend to close Mechanical seats at ranks between 600,000 and 1.4 million, making them viable with your rank.

So your best options are Mechanical Engineering at University of Lucknow through state counselling, or picking core branches in mid-tier private AKTU-aligned colleges.

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, you shouldn't choose this college because your branch and college don't provide you much exposure. But if you don't have any problem with this drawback, you can choose it without any hesitation.

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 with lower competition may offer Mechanical seats even at higher ranks.

You should target private institutions affiliated with JNTU that have larger intake capacities. Some colleges in districts like Nalgonda, Nizamabad, Karimnagar, or Warangal may still have availability during the final counselling rounds or spot admission phases. It’s important to register for TS EAMCET counselling, keep your options open, and participate in all rounds, including spot admission.

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 payments, especially private institutions. Generally, the fee is split into two installments—one at the time of admission and the second halfway through the academic year. For example, if the hostel fee is 80,000 per year, you might pay 40,000 initially and 40,000 later.

However, this option depends on the college’s policies, so it’s best to confirm with the admission or hostel office of your chosen college.

Dear Candidate

With a Tamil Nadu Rank (TNR) of 4099 and an All-India Rank (AIR) of 11789 under Stream 1 at SASTRA University, you have a moderate to good chance of getting admission in Mechanical Engineering or related fields, depending on the campus and the counselling round. The Thanjavur main campus typically sees Mechanical Engineering closing around TNR 3000 to 4000. However, there have been times when the cutoff extended slightly in later rounds. This means you still have a chance, especially if some seats remain unfilled. Your prospects improve even more if you consider mechanical-related courses like Mechatronics, Aerospace Engineering, or Engineering Science, which often have slightly lower cutoffs. At the Kumbakonam campus, the chances are better since the cutoffs for Mechanical and related branches tend to be more flexible. It is a good idea to participate in all rounds of counselling and keep your branch preferences open to boost your chances of admission. If you are interested in mechanical systems and engineering design, courses such as Mechatronics or Aerospace can provide a solid academic and career foundation.

For more details, visit the given site.

https://www.careers360.com/university/shanmugha-arts-science-technology-research-and-academy-thanjavur/courses/medicine-and-allied-sciences-istpg

https://www.careers360.com/university/shanmugha-arts-science-technology-research-and-academy-thanjavur

Best of Luck

With a NEET score of 200 and an EWS rank of 76,000 in Bihar, it is unlikely to get a seat in a government Tibbi (Unani) college. While your EWS category rank is relatively good, your overall score is below the typical cutoff for government Tibbi colleges, and competition is high.