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,
With a rank of around 1.75 lakh in EAMCET, your chances for Mechanical Engineering are best in private engineering colleges that have higher closing ranks. Some colleges in Hyderabad and surrounding districts like Methodist, Aizza College, Arjun College, and Princeton have accepted students in this range for mechanical in previous years, especially during spot admission or final rounds.

Top colleges like VNR, CVR, or Malla Reddy may not be possible at this rank for mechanical, but newer or lesser-known institutions are realistic options. You should register for the counselling, fill in as many choices as possible, and stay active during final and spot rounds, where ranks tend to slide.