In ICET (Andhra Pradesh or Telangana), MBA Finance cut-off marks differ by college and category. Generally, a rank below 10,000 is safe for top MBA colleges like Andhra University, SVU, Osmania, and JNTU campuses. For MBA Finance specialization, specific cut-offs aren’t always published separately, but overall MBA admission scores are considered. As a general guide, a score of 100+ in ICET provides access to quality institutions. Reserved categories (SC/ST/BC) have relaxed cut-offs. Check the official ICET counseling portal for the institute-wise cut-off ranks.

The ICET cutoff for MBA Finance varies by college and category. General category needs 50/200 to qualify, but top colleges need ranks below 5,000. SC/ST have no qualifying mark. Private colleges may accept up to 50,000 rank. Admission depends on rank, reservation, and college preference during counselling.

For reserved candidates (SC/ST), there’s no minimum qualifying mark in ICET. They can secure MBA Finance seats with ranks up to 40,000–50,000 in private or mid-tier colleges. For top government colleges, a rank below 10,000 improves chances. Admission depends on category, local status, and college preference in counselling.

Hello aspirant,

The cutoff marks for ICET in MBA Finance for general category is 50 marks (20%) and there is no cutoff marks for unreserved categories.

For more information, click on the link given below,

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ts-icet-2025-passing-marks-qualifying-mark-ranks-category-wise-details#:~:text=1.,check%20TS%20ICET%20results%202025?

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