Hi.My cutoff is 186 out of 200. I Belong to most backward class category. Am I eligible of getting seat through anna university counselling.
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Student Expert
31st May, 2019
Hello student,
Yes, you can get a seat through the counseling. If you are exactly enquiring about the Anna university, College of engineering, Guindy campus, then yes, you have chances of procuring a seat there. But courses like CSE or ECE seems impossible as they are the most opted ones among the candidates and require a cut off above 190. But you have good chances of getting printing technology there. Also, one fact is that, With a cut off difference of 0.25, you will be pushed behind a lot of candidates, which makes your chances a little lower. Scores and ranks vary each year with difficulty level of the question paper and availability of seats, by which nothing can be predicted for sure. However you can go through the following link to know about the cut off's and ranks for the previous years and calculate your chances of selection through TNEA
https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea-cutoff/amp
Good luck
Yes, you can get a seat through the counseling. If you are exactly enquiring about the Anna university, College of engineering, Guindy campus, then yes, you have chances of procuring a seat there. But courses like CSE or ECE seems impossible as they are the most opted ones among the candidates and require a cut off above 190. But you have good chances of getting printing technology there. Also, one fact is that, With a cut off difference of 0.25, you will be pushed behind a lot of candidates, which makes your chances a little lower. Scores and ranks vary each year with difficulty level of the question paper and availability of seats, by which nothing can be predicted for sure. However you can go through the following link to know about the cut off's and ranks for the previous years and calculate your chances of selection through TNEA
https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea-cutoff/amp
Good luck
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