AEEE Sample Paper 2022

Hello Naveen,

With a rank of 25,983 in AEEE and 69.01 percentile in JEE Mains, your chances for Mechanical Engineering at Amrita Bangalore campus are low because the cutoff for Mechanical Engineering is usually much better (closer to top ranks).

Amrita’s Bangalore campus generally requires higher ranks or percentiles for Mechanical Engineering admission. You may consider other campuses or related branches with lower cutoff.

For exact admission details, check the current year’s official cutoff or contact the college admission office.

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Hello there,

With a 96 percentile and rank 2722 in AEEE, you have a good chance of getting admission in Slab 1 for CSE with AI at Amritapuri campus of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham.

Slab 1 usually requires higher ranks and has a higher fee structure. Admission depends on seat availability and final cutoff during counseling.

Make sure to participate actively in counseling, keep your documents ready, and be prepared for fee payment to confirm your seat.

Your rank and percentile put you in a strong position for admission in this branch at Amritapuri.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

As your rank.. you have mentioned, it can be quite competitive

In previous years, the closing rank for CSE at  was generally under 6,000, for Bengaluru around 8,000–10,000, and for Amritapuri it could go up to 13,000–15,000 at most. Since your rank is 18,650, getting CSE in these campuses through the first few rounds may not be likely. However, you might still have a chance in later rounds at less in-demand campuses like Chennai or Amaravati, depending on this year’s cutoffs and vacancy trends. Also, if others with better ranks withdraw or opt for other colleges, you might get upgraded.

You can also consider allied branches like AI & ML, CSE with Data Science, or Information Technology, which sometimes have slightly higher cutoff ranks but similar career paths. Keep checking for counselling process and participate actively in all rounds, as seats shift frequently.

Hello there,

With an AEEE rank of 18,650 , getting Computer Science Engineering (CSE) may be difficult, as CSE usually requires a much better (lower) rank due to high competition.

What you can expect:

• Top branches like CSE and ECE usually have cutoff ranks in the top few thousands .
  
  

• With rank around 18,000+ , you may get branches like Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, or other core branches depending on seat availability and your category.
  
  

• Sometimes, lower-ranked candidates get CSE seats in later rounds or spot admissions , but this is not guaranteed.
  
  What you should do:

• Participate actively in counselling and keep checking for seat allotments.
  
  

• Consider choosing other branches with good future scope if CSE is not available.
  
  

• Look into other colleges or entrance exams if CSE is your main priority.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello,

Obtaining a CSE at the Amrita Coimbatore campus without a scholarship is difficult for someone from Telangana with a 13,000 rank in AEEE Phase 2, but it is feasible in lower fee slabs or management quota. For general category seats, CSE admissions on the Coimbatore campus typically favour ranks below 5,000. You must meet the minimal academic requirements (such as 60% in PCM in the 12th grade) and have a valid AEEE rank in order to be eligible for non-scholarships. Think about other campuses (Bengaluru or Amritapuri) where there might be more seats available if your rank is high. For precise seat assignments and fee schedules, consult the official counselling details.
All the best.

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Dear Candidate,
With an AEEE 2025 rank of 7954 and being a home state candidate , your chances of securing a seat in Aerospace Engineering at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeeth are limited .

AEEE Rank: 6455 | Percentile: 91.0265

Chances for CSE:

Coimbatore: Very low chance (even in Slab 4)

Bengaluru: Low to moderate chance (likely Slab 4)

Amritapuri: Good chance (Slab 2–4)

Chennai: Very good chance (Slab 2–4)

Recommendation:

Prefer Amritapuri or Chennai for CSE.

Be open to CSE specializations like AI, DS, Cybersecurity.

Expect Slab 3 or 4 for most campuses

AEEE 2025 rank 26,127, securing a seat in the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) program at Coimbatore campus is unlikely.previous year trands,AEEE rank for CSE at Coimbatore was approximately 20,536 for the general category.

for CSE (Cyber Security) specialization, previous year the closing AEEE rank was around 26,335 in the same admission cycle. your rank is 26,127 , you are just within the previous year's cutoff for this specialization. It's important to note that cutoffs can vary each year based the number of applicants, exam difficulty, and seat availability.

Hello there,

With an AEEE 2025 rank of 37,000 , your admission options at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham are somewhat limited, and securing a scholarship may be challenging. Here's a breakdown:

Admission Possibilities

• Campuses : At this rank, you might have a chance at the Amritapuri or Bengaluru campuses.
  
  

• Branches : Less competitive branches such as Civil Engineering , Chemical Engineering , or Aerospace Engineering may be available.
  
  

• Counseling : Participation in the Centralised Seat Allotment Process (CSAP) is essential. Seat allotment depends on your rank, preferences, and seat availability.
  
  Scholarship Opportunities

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham offers scholarships based on academic performance:

• Chancellor’s Scholarship : 100% tuition fee waiver for students scoring 80% and above in the qualifying examination.
  
  

• Meritorious Scholarship : 50% tuition fee waiver for students scoring between 70% to 79% .

However, these scholarships are primarily awarded to students with higher AEEE ranks. At a rank of 37,000, securing such scholarships is unlikely.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Sofiya,

With a 17,000 rank (74 percentile) in Phase 2 of AEEE and being from Andhra Pradesh, here’s the outlook for CSE admission in Amrita University campuses under Slab 1 or 2:

• Slab 1 usually admits candidates with ranks up to around 8,000–10,000.

• Slab 2 covers ranks roughly between 10,000 to 15,000 (sometimes up to 18,000).

Since your rank is 17,000 , it falls toward the higher end or slightly beyond Slab 2.

Chances at Amrita Campuses for CSE:

• Coimbatore & Amritapuri: These are the main and most competitive campuses. CSE cutoffs here are usually below 10,000 rank in Slab 1 and often below 15,000 in Slab 2.
  
  

• Bangalore & Chennai: Slightly more lenient, but CSE remains highly competitive.
  
  Considering Your Rank:

• Getting CSE in Coimbatore or Amritapuri under Slab 1 or 2 is unlikely with rank 17,000.
  
  

• At Bangalore or Chennai campuses , CSE admission might still be difficult under Slab 1 or 2 but slightly more possible depending on available seats and dropouts.
  
  Your JEE Percentile (87.5)

Amrita University does accept JEE Main scores too, but generally, for CSE, the cutoff is competitive and often requires higher percentile ranks.

I would recommend you to use the JEE Mains College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.