How many marks should I get in IPE AP exams to get admission at Thapar University?

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For Thapar University, there's no fixed “cutoff marks” for IPE Andhra Pradesh exams publicly declared - admissions usually depend on:

Your overall percentage in the qualifying exams (like 10+2 or equivalent)
Meeting the minimum eligibility, which is generally 50% aggregate (45% for SC/ST)
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