I got 105 in aeee exam and from Karnatta state, is there a chance to get CS in regular,scloarship in any quota?
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28th Jul, 2021
Hello Aspirant
As you have scored 105/180 marks in AEEE 2021 this can fetch you a rank around 15800 or above. This is just a predicted rank and the actual rank may vary. Every year cutoffs vary for each branch depending upon number of students appeared for the exam, difficulty level of paper and number of seats available.
To get into CSE branch from any Amrita campus, with state quota, you need a minimum rank of 8000 or below. If you are from open category then you need a rank of 1800 or below to get CSE. So you have less chances to get CSE branch.
Under Amrita university, scholarships are given to top 1000 students. So there very are less chances for you to get a scholarship.
Still wait for your exact rank so that you can get to know about the branch you can get into.
All the best
As you have scored 105/180 marks in AEEE 2021 this can fetch you a rank around 15800 or above. This is just a predicted rank and the actual rank may vary. Every year cutoffs vary for each branch depending upon number of students appeared for the exam, difficulty level of paper and number of seats available.
To get into CSE branch from any Amrita campus, with state quota, you need a minimum rank of 8000 or below. If you are from open category then you need a rank of 1800 or below to get CSE. So you have less chances to get CSE branch.
Under Amrita university, scholarships are given to top 1000 students. So there very are less chances for you to get a scholarship.
Still wait for your exact rank so that you can get to know about the branch you can get into.
All the best
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