SITEEE 2021 Sample Papers

Engineering seat allotment in Andhra Pradesh is done under EAPCET TO screening system. This means the government checks if the student is local or non-local. Local student means the person who studied in Andhra Pradesh for many years or whose parents live and work in Andhra Pradesh. If yes, then he will get admission in local quota which has more seats and chances. This is called TO rule or TO screening. It helps local students to get seats in nearby colleges with fee help. So, students must select correct TO option while doing registration. This will help them in counselling, allotment and fee benefits. Always check your local area, zone and category before selecting colleges. TO screening is only for Andhra Pradesh students and it is used every year for admission process.

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Dear Aspirant,

With a rank of 158627, getting a seat in BSc agriculture and it related courses in government or reputed colleges in Karnataka is unlikely, especially for unreserved category. Government quota seats in BSc Agriculture are highly competitive and often close before 80,000 rank, especially in popular colleges like UAS Bangalore, Dharwad, Raichur, and Shivamogga. For reserved categories ranks up to 1.2–1.5 lakh may get a chance in less preferred colleges or private institutions.

What you should do is to participate in the counselling. You might get a seat in the later rounds, or you should look for other related courses such as B.Sc. Agri Marketing & Cooperation, B.Sc. Forestry, B.Tech Food Technology etc.

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With 51816 rank in BIPC and SC category , you are eligible for B.Pharmacy, Pharm D , and similar courses. You have fair chances in private colleges and can secure a seat through counselling by selecting wide options.

With 195.5 marks (MBC) , you stand a very strong chance of getting into Madras Veterinary College or another TANUVAS Veterinary college . You should wait for the counselling results , but also keep a few good backup options ready just in case.

Hello Aspirant,

For SSC GD preparation,  the best book set includes:

1. Mathematics:  Rakesh Yadav Notes and Books

2. Reasoning: Careerwill or Adda247

3. GK: Lucent Current Knowledge

4. English: Neetu Singh Book

Follow these books and take regular mocks for the best result.

All the best for your SSCGD exam.

Hello Aspirant,

It may be tough for you to get government MBBS seat in CMD College (Chandulal Chandrakar Memorial Medical College, Durg). With a NEET Score of 222 and coming from OBC category, the cutoffs for OBC candidates are typically higher and mostly higher under state quota. But you still can try for management or NRI quota seats, those cutoffs generally are lower, but fees are higher. You should participate in Chhattisgarh state counselling, and also keep backup options open BDS/private colleges.

HELLO,

You are qualified for the admission in various architecture colleges with a rank score of 60 in NTA but for top tier institutions your chances are unlikely

You should focus on finding colleges that accepts the score of NTA around 50 -70 and consider both private and government institutions.

Hope that helps!

With 122250 rank in EAPCET 2025, you can get CSE at SVCN College, as its cutoff goes up to ~2.1 lakh.

You might get EEE if you belong to BC category (BC-D etc.).

ECE, Civil, Mech are unlikely.

Choose CSE as top preference in counseling.

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Hello,

With a cutoff of 135.5, your ward does have a fair chance of securing admission to a Mechanical Engineering course through the Single Window Admission System, especially if you're open to considering self-financed or rural engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu. While top-tier government colleges usually require cutoffs above 190 for Open Category students, several colleges in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities accept students with cutoffs in the 130–160 range, particularly for those from reserved categories such as MBC, SC, or ST. The possibility of admission also improves based on the region and college preference, as some colleges in less competitive areas have slightly lower cutoff trends. If your ward belongs to a reserved category and you’re flexible with the choice of college location, there is a realistic chance of securing a seat in Mechanical Engineering.

Hope this helps. All the best!