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How to calculate cutoff marks for TNEA councilling process??


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Mohd Saqib Khan 15th May, 2019
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Adiksha Sood 15th May, 2019

Hey there!!

The cut off marks of tnea can be calculated from the 12th marks. Take your physics, chemistry and mathematics marks . Divide the physics and chemistry marks by 4 and divide the mathematics marks by 2 , add the three results you will get the engineering cut off marks out of 200 .

the formula is simple cut off mark=(physics/4)+(chemistry/4)+(mathematics/2)

To know more about the tnea exam process you can refer the link given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea-counselling

Hope this helps

Good luck!!


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