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Yes, Amrita School of Engineering accepts JEE scores for admission to B.Tech programs. In fact, they consider scores from both JEE Main and JEE Advanced. However, the weightage given to each score varies depending on the programme and admission quota:Admission Quota:All India Quota (AIQ): 35% of seats are reserved for candidates from all over India based on their JEE Main rank.Management Quota: 15% of seats are reserved for candidates who have qualified for JEE Advanced or through the Amrita Entrance Examination Engineering (AEEE).Weightage: JEE Main: For seats under the AIQ,  the admission process is done through the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) counseling. Here,  your JEE Main rank will be the primary factor determining your admission chances.JEE Advanced: For seats under the Management Quota,  your performance in JEE Advanced or AEEE will be considered along with your academic marks in Class 12th.

Yes, Amrita School of Engineering does consider JEE Main rankings for admissions to its B.Tech packages. The admission system at Amrita School of Engineering involves a aggregate of educational performance and JEE Main ratings. Along with JEE Main, the institute might also conduct its own front examination called Amrita Entrance Examination - Engineering (AEEE) for admissions. Candidates are required to fulfill the eligibility criteria, which generally include a minimal percentage in their 10+2 (or equivalent) examinations and a legitimate JEE Main or AEEE rating. 

AEEE Cutoff MarksProgrammes2022-232021-222020-21Civil Engineering177.25168121Computer Science and Engineering194.5184.43162.50Electronics and CommunicationEngineering193.5179.62193Electrical and Electronics Engineering182173.7156.50Mechanical Engineering159179.5152.50Artificial Intelligence and Data Science190--

There isn't a single "minimum cutoff" for M.Tech at Amrita School of Engineering in 2023. Cutoff scores depend on several factors, including:Campus: Cutoff scores might differ across Amrita's various campuses like Coimbatore,  Bengaluru,  and Chennai.Specific Program: Each M.Tech programme (e.g.,  Computer Science,  Electronics and Communication) may have its own cutoff based on demand and competition.Admission Category: Cutoff scores can vary depending on your admission category:GATE Qualified: For GATE-qualified candidates,  the cutoff is usually a GATE score,  not a percentage mark. It varies based on programme and campus.Non-GATE: For non-GATE candidates,  the cutoff might be a combination of your academic marks (B.Tech/M.Sc. percentage or CGPA) and your performance in an online interview conducted by Amrita.Therefore, to find the relevant minimum cutoff for your situation, you need to specify:The campus you're interested in: Coimbatore,  Bengaluru,  Chennai,  etc.The specific M.Tech programme you're targeting: Computer Science,  Electronics and Communication,  etc.Your admission category: GATE-qualified or Non-GATE

The entrance exam scores Amrita School of Engineering accept for admission to M.Tech are as follows:Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE): This is the most widely accepted exam for M.Tech admissions in India. A good GATE score is highly recommended for securing admission to top M.Tech programs at Amrita.Test of Postgraduate Studies in Commerce (TANCET): This exam is specifically for M.Tech programs in Management Studies offered by Amrita campuses in Coimbatore and Bengaluru.Postgraduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET): Some state-level PGCETs,  like PGCET Karnataka,  may be accepted for specific M.Tech programs at Amrita campuses within that state.Amrita Engineering Entrance Examination (AEEE): This is Amrita's own university-level entrance exam for B.Tech and M.Tech programs. While primarily for B.Tech,  scores from AEEE can also be considered for some M.Tech programs,  particularly for non-GATE applicants.Postgraduate Engineering Common Entrance Test (PGECET): This is another university-level exam conducted by some private universities,  and scores may be accepted for specific M.Tech programs at Amrita campuses depending on the programme and university conducting PGECET

Both Amrita School of Engineering (ASE) and PES University are reputed institutions in India known for their strong engineering programs and good placement records. Comparing their placements directly is difficult as it depends on several factors like specific program, campus location, economic conditions, and student performance. However, I can provide some insights to help you make an informed decision:Placement Statistics:Amrita School of Engineering:Average placement salary across campuses: 7-8 Lacs per annum (2023 data)the highest placement package offered: 50+ Lacs per annum (2023 data)Top recruiters: Amazon,  Microsoft,  Google,  TCS,  Infosys,  etc.PES University:Average placement salary across campuses: 9-10 Lacs per annum (2023 data)the highest placement package offered: 45+ Lacs per annum (2023 data)Top recruiters: Amazon,  Microsoft,  Google,  TCS,  Infosys,  etc.

While 60% in Class 12th fulfills the minimum eligibility requirement for Amrita School of Engineering's B.Tech programme based on marks, it's unlikely to guarantee admission for several reasons: Admission primarily relies on entrance exams: Amrita uses JEE Main or Amrita Engineering Entrance Examination (AEEE) scores as the primary criteria for B.Tech admission. A good score (typically above 90 percentile for JEE Main or rank within 10,000 for AEEE) is crucial for securing a seat. High competition for popular programs: Programs like Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) have intense competition, attracting applicants with much higher Class 12th marks and entrance exam scores.

Whether Amrita School of Engineering is the "best" in Bangalore depends on your priorities and what you're looking for in an engineering school. However, it's definitely one of the top contenders, with several notable strengths: Strong academics: Amrita is accredited with an 'A+' by NAAC and is ranked as one of the best research institutions in India. It has a strong faculty with a good student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring personalized attention.

GATE: For GATE-based programs, the cutoff scores typically range between 60-80 percentile for top programs and 45-60 percentile for less competitive ones.TANCET: Cutoff scores for TANCET-based M.Tech programs in Management Studies can be around 80-90 percentile.PGCET and AEEE: Cutoff scores for PGCET and AEEE-based programs might vary depending on the specific programme and university conducting the exam.