Andhra Pradesh

NIT Andhra Pradesh CCMT cutoff 2025 has been released for candidates seeking admission to the M.Tech course. The institute has released the cutoff category-wise for candidates seeking admission to M.Tech specialisations. The cutoff for the General AI category candidates was closed at 389 for M.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, which turned out to be the most difficult specialisation. For the easiest specialisation, i.e. M.Tech. in Power Electronics and Sustainable Energy, the cutoff score was closed at 354.

To get a seat at NIT Andhra Pradesh for BTech., the candidate must qualify the JEE Main cutoff. The cutoff for JEE Mains has been released category-wise for All India and Home State quota candidates. For candidates belonging to the General AI category, the cutoff rank must be between 44623 and 109600. The most competitive specialisation among the General AI category candidates turned out to be BTech in CSE. 

For the General Home State quota candidates, the ranks closed between 103178 and 647755. The most difficult specialisation among the General HS category candidates was also BTech in CSE. 

For the APEdCET entrance test, there is no specific qualifying score for the General English section; instead, candidates must achieve a minimum aggregate qualifying score of 25% (which rounds to 38 marks for the general category) of the total marks in the entire exam to be ranked. Candidates from Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) communities do not need to meet this minimum aggregate qualifying mark to be ranked.

No, the Andhra Pradesh EdCET exam syllabus is not based on the 12th class syllabus. Instead, the syllabus is divided into three parts: General English, General Knowledge & Teaching Aptitude, and a chosen Subject-Specific Methodology. The subject-specific methodology questions cover topics from the candidate's undergraduate degree, not their 12th-grade coursework.