AP EAMCET

You can look through the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET website, which maintains previous exams, for EAMCET practice questions for 2023–2024. They can also be found on some educational websites. Seniors and teachers at AITAM, Tekkali, may even be able to help you, as many of them retain previous exam practice papers.

For B.Tech in Computer Science and Business Systems in Vishnu Institute of Technology the closing rank would range up to 6,200 in the general category and based on last year results the closing rank was 6,152 (home state rank)

Also, on further rounds it extended upto 10,092 but the reliable figure would be below 6200

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AP EAMCET answer key is an official document that lists correct answers to all question. It is released by exam authority so that candidates can compare responses, calculate probable scores, and get an idea of performance before official results are announced.

No, Andhra Pradesh EAMCET (EAPCET) cutoffs are not considered for management quota admissions. Management quota seats are filled directly by the respective colleges as per guidelines set by APSCHE, and the selection is usually based on eligibility criteria (such as passing Class 12 with required subjects) rather than the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET rank. While some colleges may still prefer candidates with an Andhra Pradesh EAMCET score, it is not mandatory for management quota admissions.

Yes, the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET (EAPCET) cut-off can change between counselling rounds.

Cut-offs often shift because:

• Some seats remain vacant after a round.
• Candidates may withdraw or change their preferences.
• Demand for certain colleges/courses changes when higher-ranked candidates move to better options.

As a result, in later rounds, some colleges may admit candidates with higher (numerically larger) ranks than in earlier rounds, while others may still close at better ranks if demand stays high.

AP EAMCET cutoff will not be the same every year. It changes based on factors like the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates, seat availability, reservation policies, and student preferences in that year's counselling. Because of these variations, the last rank admitted for a course and college can go up or down compared to previous years. 

Yes. You can use the previous year Andhra Pradesh EAMCET (EAPCET) cutoffs to estimate your chances of admission in specific colleges and courses. They give you a reference for the approximate rank needed for your preferred options.However, you should treat them as guidelines, not guarantees, because each year's cut-off changes based on factors like exam difficulty, number of candidates, and s eat availability. For best results, compare 2–3 years of closing ranks to spot trends before filling your web options.

Yes, the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET (EAPCET) cutoffs are released separately for the Engineering stream and the Agriculture & Pharmacy stream.

This is because:

• The two streams have different exam subject combinations (Maths for Engineering vs. Biology for Agriculture/Pharmacy).
• They have separate counselling processes and seat allotment lists.
• Colleges offering these courses differ, so their seat availability, competition level, and category-wise last ranks also vary.

As a result, you'll find distinct cut-off rank lists for each stream after every counselling round.

You can check the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET (EAPCET) cutoff on the official counselling portal eapcet-sche.aptonline.in/EAPCET. The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) publishes college-wise, course-wise, and category-wise cut-off ranks after each round of seat allotment. You can view or download the PDF from the “College-wise Allotment Details” or “Last Rank Statement” section for your stream (Engineering or Agriculture & Pharmacy).