My AEEE percentile is 78.59, then what will be my rank? Can I get BTech CSE or ECE?

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Aayushi Bijawe
a year ago
To determine your rank based on your AEEE (Amrita Engineering Entrance Exam) percentile, you need to have information about the total number of candidates who appeared for the exam. The rank is calculated relative to the performance of all the candidates who took the exam. However, with a percentile

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2 years ago

You can get admission in BTech CSE or ECE with 78.59 percentile. Though it also depends on the cutoff trends. You need to visit the official website for more details. The admission procedure is completed online.

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Amrita offers tuition fee waivers and scholarships to top-ranked students. Highly ranked candidates in AEEE or JEE Main are considered for lower fee slabs (Slab 1 or Slab 2) during CSAP seat allotment.

Before the official seat allocation rounds begin, Amrita releases a Trial Allotment round. This gives an idea of the campus and branch you might receive based on your rank and choices.

Eight Amrita campus particiapte in AEEEE counselling:

  1. Coimbatore
  2. Amritapuri
  3. Bengaluru
  4. Chennai
  5. Amaravati
  6. Faridabad
  7. Nagercoil
  8. Haridwar

AEEE counselling registration fee is INR 5,000. The fee is refundable if the candidate is not allotted a seat until the last round or withdraws by the deadline.

Yes, you can participate in Amrita CSAP even if you have not appeared for AEEE with JEE scores.

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