TSICET 2026 Cut off (Expected): Check College-wise qualifying Cut off Marks

Admission authorities at TSICET participating colleges prepare the cutoff list for MBA Admission. However, the cutoff scores are not released before the admission process. TSCHE releases the last rank statement with MBA Admission details of the subsequent session. TSICET last rank statement 2022 is released along with the TSICET 2023 counselling details. TSICET cutoff is determined considering multiple factors. The factors determining the TSICET cutoff marks include - Difficulty level of exam - Previous cutoff trends - Number of test takers - Reservation criteria - Number of seat available for admission Overall TSICET cutoff ranks are determines based on the above factors. Any additional factor can arise that may affect the TSICET last ranks.

Different categories for admission based on TSICET scores are as follows

• OC Boys
• OC Girls
• BCA Boys
• BCA Girls
• BC-B Boys
• BC-B Girls
• BC-D Boys
• BC-D Boys
• BC-E Boys
• BC-E Girls

Every year, with the release of TG ICET notification, TGCHE notifies the qualifying cutoff, also known as qualifying score. Candidates appearing for the TG ICET exam must meet the qualifying cutoff to participate in the counselling process. The qualifying cutoff has not changed from the previous session. Candidates have to score a minimum of 25 per cent marks if they belong to unreserved categories. Those who belong to reserved categories are eligible for the counselling, irrespective of their scores. Out of 200 marks, your category candidates have to secure 50 marks to be eligible to participate in the counselling process.

A good score in TSICET can depend on numerous factors. Candidates scoring above 100 marks is considered to have obtained a good score in ICET. 

Telangana Council of Higher Education has set the minimum qualifying marks at 25 per cent in TSICET for open category candidates. Candidates belonging to reserved categories do not have any qualifying cutoff score. Typically, the pass percentage in TGICET remains between 85 per cent to 93 per cent of all the test takers. Candidates who pass the TGICET exam are eligible for the counselling process administered online. TGCHE conducts a centralised counselling process for Telangana MBA admissions.

Some of the top colleges offering MBA Admission to top 500 rank holders are mentioned below: - OU College of Commerce Business Management - OU College of Commerce Business Management Self Finance - OU College of Commerce Business Management Self Finance - JNTU School of Management Studies Self Finance - Nizam College Self Finance - Sri Nidhi Institute of Science and Technology The cutoff rank range may vary in the upcoming sessions. Additionally, soem other college may close admission with a last rank less than 500. The list of MBA colleges above are based on the previous years TSICET cutoff rank statement.

Colleges offering admissions between 1000 and 5000 TG ICET ranks are mentioned here:

• Arjun College of Technology and Science
• AV College of Arts Science and Commerce
• B V Bhavans Vivekananda College of Science
• Matrusri Institute of PG Studies
• MVSR Engineering College
• Pendekanti Institute of Management
• Pragati Mahavidyalaya PG College
• Satavahana University College of Commerce & Business Management
• Telangana University College
• Vardhaman College of Engineering
• AMS School of Informatics for Women
• Sri Chaitanya Technical Campus
• M C Gupta College of Business Management
• Mahatma Gandhi University College of Commerce & Business Management
• Sardar Patel College
• Vishwa Vishwani Institute of System and Management
• Malla Reddy Engineering College
• Methodist College of Engineering and Technology
• Kasturba Gandhi PG College for Women
• Auroras PG College

TSICET rank is allotted based on the normalised scores of the test takers. However, there can be cases when scores of two or more test takers are similar. In such cases, Kakatiya University will allot the TSICET rank by following the below mentioned chronological process - 1. First preference will be given to the test takers with a higher score in section A of TSICET exam. 2. In case the candidates have an equal score in section A, then the candidate with higher marks in section B will be preferred for rank allotment. 3. If the tie persists after considering the scores in Section A and B, TSCHE considers the age of the two candidates. The candidate who is older in age will get the TSICET rank preference.

Based on the previous years TSICET cutoffs, colleges offering MBA Admission to top 1000 rank holders include: - Badruka College PG Centre - Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology - Nizam College Self Finance - OU College of Commerce Business Management - OU College of Commerce Business Management Self Finance - Osmania University College Engineering Self Finance - OU College for Women Self Finance - JNTU School of Management Studies Self Finance - University College of Commerce & Business Management KU Campus Besides the above mentioned colleges, Other top TSICET colleges may offer admission to top 1000 rank holders based on the cutoff change with each admission cycle.

To fill the TG ICET application form, candidates need to keep a few documents ready. They must have the payment receipt from AP/TS Online or a Citizen Services Centre. The hall ticket number of the qualifying exam is also required. For proof of date of birth, they should provide an SSC certificate or birth certificate. If applicable, income and caste certificates are needed. Candidates belonging to special categories must also provide a certificate from a competent authority.

TGCHE conducts the TS ICET counselling in two or more phases. If a candidate is allotted a new seat in the final phase of the TG ICET counselling, their first-phase seat is automatically cancelled. The candidate cannot claim the earlier allotment after the final phase result is declared. This rule applies even if the first-phase seat was confirmed earlier.

Therefore, candidates must participate in the final phase of the TG ICET counselling only when they are not satisfied with their allotment from the first round.