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a year agoContributor-Level 8
You can gain admission into computer Science courses from some of the less recognised or relatively new engineering colleges of Telangana if you attain a TS EAMCET rank of 117,892. If you don't get into JNTU Hyderabad or Osmania University, which are at a higher rung, you would be getting into some good private and government-affiliated institutions where the cutoff is on the lower side. Computer Science courses might be available in colleges such as CMR Engineering College, St. Martin's Engineering College, and Vasavi College of Engineering, based on the counselling process and seats available. It is better to get information from the
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Malla Reddy University, Hyderabad, can be tough to get at rank 70,000 with TS EAMCET. It's hard for popular branches such as Computer Science or Electronics and Communication but you may have chances in low competitive branches or through management quota. Cutoff ranks of the university will vary with the number of applicants and the number of available seats in a year. It is always good to check the previous year's cutoffs for different branches or directly contact the admissions office for more information on seat availability and admission procedures, thus increasing your chances.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
With a rank of 36,750 in TS EAMCET, getting a free (sponsored by the government) seat for Agriculture or Pharmacy in top colleges would not be possible. You still have chances in lower rank or private colleges with the government quota. The Government quota seats for Agriculture and Pharmacy are usually allocated considering the rank and category that is General, SC, ST, OBC respectively. You can go through options in government and affiliated private colleges offering the same, which also enlist the counselling process for your rank range and seat availability. It would be apt to be well-updated regarding the counselling schedule and
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The difficulty in getting a seat into Computer Science Engineering (CSE) in top/very renowned universities is that its rank is 80,000 in TS EAMCET. You may face difficulties in getting seats even in lesser-known or some private colleges. There would be tough competition from their side for some private college/university, as that institution might provide CSE seats to the candidate given this rank.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
With a rank of 87,834 in TS EAPCET/EAMCET, you may find it a bit tough to get admission in the engineering seat through Computer Science Engineering (CSE) or CSE with specialisation in the government colleges. But there will be a scope for admissions in private engineering colleges and some lower ranked government colleges depending upon the category General/SC/ST/OBC as well as availability of seats. For better prospects, one can opt for the specializations in CSE such as AI, Data Science, or IT. Chances are that their cutoffs may be less as compared to general CSE. It is advisable to check the latest cutoff trends.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
It's difficult to say whether you can get a seat in BVSc Veterinary with a rank of 25206 in TS EAMCET without more information about the admission process and the number of seats available.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
A non-local student with a 45,000 rank in TS EAMCET might be able to secure a seat in the CSE specialization, but it's likely only in a lower-ranked private engineering college due to the competitive nature of CSE seats and the non-local status, which usually has limited seat availability
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, as an average student, you can definitely give the TS EAMCET. The exam is open to students who meet the eligibility criteria, including having completed or appearing for the 12th-grade exams with subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (for Engineering) or Biology (for Agriculture and Medical). While there is no strict cutoff for appearing, a minimum of 45% marks (40% for SC/ST candidates) in the qualifying exam is required. To improve your chances, focus on key subjects, manage your time effectively, and practice regularly with mock tests and previous years' papers. Consistent effort and a focused approach can help you
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