These are the documents required to be submitted in your engineering college (TS EAMCET 2020)-

1. TS EAMCET 2020 rank card/ score card

2. TS EAMCET 2020 admit card

3. Aadhaar card

4. 10+2 mark sheet or its equivalent mark sheet

5. 6th standard to inter-study certificates

6. Transfer Certificate (T.C)

7. Intermediate or its equivalent certificate

8. Income certificate issued after Jan 1, 2018 (if required, for EWS)

9. Caste certificate issued by the authority (if reserved category)

10. Residence certificate of either of parents in Telangana for a period of 10 years (Non-Local candidates)

Physically challenged (PH)/Children of Armed Personnel (CAP)/NCC/Sports/Minority certificate if applicable

Residence certificate in case where the candidate has no institutionalized education

Hello student,

According to your marks, you can easily get a rank below 11000. Considering your rank, you can get the following colleges

1. JNTU - METALLLURGY
2. CBIT - CHEMICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
3. VJIT - ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION, AUTOMOBILE

You can use our college predictor and predict the college you can apply to using the link below

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

You can check the previous year’s cut-offs here

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

Feel free to reach out to Careers360 in case you have doubts regarding your career

Hello aspirant.,

EAMCET rank is calculated with your intermediate not alone with EAMCET rank i.e., 75% your EAMCET score and 25% intermediate marks whatever group may be.i.e., MPC or Bipc.

Hope you found this information usefull.

Hello,

I am sharing the cutoffs of last year:

*Hello applicant,

*The qualification marks for the EAMCET is generally 25 percentage of the maximum marks. So at the TS EAMCET is for 169 marks, a student who appeared for the examination should get at least 40 marks to qualify in the examination.

*You have not mentioned your category. Candidates belonging to general category must score minimum 40 marks out of 160 marks to qualify in EAMCET. For candidates belonging to SC/ST there is no minimum qualifying mark, a non-zero positive score is required to be eligible to get seat in a college.

*So, if you belong to general category then you haven't qualified in EAMCET but if you belong to any of SC/ST category then you are qualified.

Hope it helpful.

Hello student,

Yes, the answer key released few days back is the official key released by TSCHE. there is a possibility that the result might be released in the next 1.5 weeks.Since you can approximately calculate your marks, i suggest you to use the college predictor and have a look on the previous years cut off ranks for different colleges.

You can use our college predictor and predict the college you can apply to using the link below

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

You can check the previous year’s cut-offs here

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

Feel free to reach out to Careers360 in case you have doubts regarding your career

Hello,

EAMCET rank is calculated based on the weightage of Eamcet + intermediate weightage. It means, rank is calculated as 75% from Eamcet marks + 25% of IPE marks. In the 25% of IPE marks, English language is not considered, only your core subjects are considered like if you're from MPC, then your aggregate marks from Maths, Physics and Chemistry of both years which sums up 600 marks  are considered as 25% . For instance if you score 590/600 then your IPE 25% can be calculated as 590/600 *25 => 24.58 . This 24.58 is your IPE 25% in this case. Similarly,  you got 51 marks out of 160. So,  51/160 * 75=> 23.90 is your Eamcet percentage weightable. Totally 24.58+23.90 = 48.48 will be your Eamcet percentage. With this 48.48 percentile, as per the previous year ranking pattern, your rank would lie in 24,000-25,000.

Hey!

According to your TS EAMCET Rank, you have a great chance to get accepted for the course CSE in colleges such as

• Vidya Jyothi Institute of Technology, Hyderabad
• Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, Dundigal
• Anurag Group of Institutions, Ghatkesar
• Malla Reddy College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad
• Malla Reddy Engineering College and Management Sciences, Medchal

There might be slight changes in this prediction while considering this for the second phase. So, you need to be careful when you go to the second phase.

For further details about the colleges, check out https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor

Hope this helps.

Thank you.

hello,

Hello,

Overall Exam Difficulty Level of the Exam was Easy to Moderate

The overall difficulty level of Physics was moderate like other shifts. There were more questions from Mechanical Properties of Fluids, Electric Chargers and Fields, Magnetism, Laws of Motion, Thermodynamics    The overall difficulty level of Physics was moderate to difficult. Topics that had more weightage were almost similar to other shifts of the exam.

There is no change in the difficulty level of Chemistry, and it was easy. There were more questions from topics such as Organic Chemistry, Polymers, Solutions    The difficulty level of Chemistry was easy to moderate with Organic Chemistry having maximum weightage.The difficulty level of Mathematics was moderate. There were more questions from Vector Algebra, Calculus (8-10 Questions)    There were some lengthy questions in Mathematics that require time-consuming calculations. Vector Algebra, Probability, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry had maximum weightage.

Hope it helps.