With a TS EAMCET rank of 29,376 in the SC girls category, you have a good chance to get a seat in GRIT (Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology). SC category seats have reservation, which helps. Your rank is within the usual closing ranks for many engineering branches in GRIT. Still, the exact seat depends on the branch you want and counseling results. Always check the official TS EAMCET counseling for updated details.

HEY THERE!!

With a TS EAMCET rank of 29,376 in the SC girls category, you stand a fairly strong chance of securing admission at Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology (GRIET), though your prospects will vary depending on the branch you prefer.

1. For Computer Science Engineering (CSE), the anticipated cutoff for SC girls is around 27,000 for 2025.
2. Since your rank is slightly above this threshold, admission to CSE in the initial rounds may be challenging.
3. However, it is not entirely out of the question—subsequent rounds or spot admissions occasionally present new opportunities if seats remain unfilled.
4. For other engineering branches, the cutoff for the SC category tends to be higher than that for CSE.
5. This means you have a much better likelihood of securing a seat in branches apart from Computer Science.

In summary, while obtaining a seat in CSE may be difficult initially, your chances improve for other branches, making admission to GRIET a realistic possibility.

In Telangana, students who studied their intermediate (10+2) in a government junior college and secure a TS EAMCET rank below 10,000 are generally eligible for full fee reimbursement (a free seat). However, this is contingent on certain criteria, including the student's category and parental income.

Eligibility Criteria:

TS EAMCET Rank:

A rank of less than 10,000 is the primary eligibility requirement for full fee reimbursement.

Government Junior College Education:

Studying intermediate (10+2) in a government junior college is a prerequisite.

Category and Income:

OC/BC: OC (Open Category) and BC (Backward Class) students need to have a parental income below a specified limit (currently less than Rs. 2 Lakhs).

SC/ST: SC (Scheduled Caste) and ST (Scheduled Tribe) students generally receive full fee reimbursement irrespective of their income or rank, provided they qualify for the TS EAMCET and have a rank.

Non-Government Employee Parent:

The student's father/guardian should not be a government employee.

Important Notes:

Income certificates are required for verification during the counseling process, both for the college and for the fee reimbursement.

If your TS EAMCET rank is higher than 10,000, you may still be eligible for partial fee reimbursement, depending on your category and income,

The exact income limits and other eligibility criteria may change from year to year, so it's crucial to refer to the official TS EAMCET notification for the latest details.

If you got 8,520 rank in TS EAMCET and you are an AP student, you may not be eligible for full fee reimbursement in Telangana. Usually, fee reimbursement is for students who studied and belong to Telangana state. Being from AP can affect eligibility. But if you have studied in Telangana for at least 4 years and meet income and other rules, you can apply. Check Telangana ePASS official website for exact details.

With a TS EAMCET 2025 rank of 20,852 (BC-A), getting CSE in JNTU Jagtial is unlikely—last year’s cutoff for BC-A was around 15,000.

Alternatives:

Try for ECE or Mechanical at JNTU Jagtial

Apply to other Telangana colleges with higher CSE cutoffs

Participate in all counselling rounds and spot admissions

The TS EAMCET 2025 cutoff for Pharm.D is not officially out yet. But from past years, general category students may need a rank around 55,000 to 65,000 to get admission. SC and ST category cutoffs are usually higher, about 70,000 to 90,000 ranks. BC categories have cutoffs between 50,000 and 75,000. These ranks can change every year. For exact details, check the official TS EAMCET counseling website after results.

Hello Spoorthi rao,

With a TS EAMCET rank of 93,000, under the General EWS (OC girl) category, it may be difficult to obtain a computer science engineering (CSE) seat in good ranked engineering colleges in Hyderabad, as CSE is highly coveted. That said, you still have fair chances in getting a CSE seat in mid-tier (good) colleges or lesser known/new colleges in Hyderabad or surrounding areas. You can explore colleges like:

• St. Peter’s Engineering College
• Bharat Institute of Engineering and Technology
• Aurora’s Technological Institute
• CMR Institute of Technology (for lower branches or management quota)

Also, consider other branches like IT, ECE, or AI & ML, which have good scope and sometimes lower cutoffs than core CSE. Check this link for more information: TS EAMCET Rank wise College List

With 35,000 rank in TS EAMCET and BC-B category (boy), you have a chance to get into good colleges. Some options are: Vardhaman College of Engineering, CMR Engineering College, Malla Reddy Engineering College, Anurag University, BV Raju Institute of Technology, Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute (for non-core branches), TKR College, and CVR College (for less-demanded branches). Attend all counseling rounds and choose options wisely. You can get a good seat based on your category and rank.

With 42 marks in TS EAMCET under the ST category, admission chances are mostly in government or private colleges offering lower cut-off courses, such as certain engineering or pharmacy branches. Consider checking counseling updates and available colleges carefully.

With 83,656 rank in TS EAMCET, SC category, and being a girl, you have chances in good colleges. Some options are: JNTU Sultanpur, Malla Reddy Engineering College, Vardhaman (in less-demanded branches), KITS Warangal, BV Raju Institute, Sreyas Institute, Guru Nanak Institutions, CMR Institute, TKR College, and Holy Mary Institute. Use your reservation benefits during counseling to get a better seat. Branch choice also matters. Attend all rounds of counseling to improve your chances.