What are the cutoff marks required for B.Tech?

<p>It depends on the institution and the state you are in. The Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) cut-off marks have been officially released, encompassing a vast network of 440+ engineering colleges across Tamil Nadu that collectively offer a staggering 1.5 Lacs seats for admission. Aspiring candidates eyeing admission to the prestigious Anna University are advised to target ranks below 5000 and strive for a score surpassing 195 to secure seats in sought-after engineering courses like Computer Science (CS), Electronics and Communication (ECE), Mechanical, Civil, among others.</p><p>Eligibility criteria dictate that candidates must successfully pass their 10+2 or equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised institution. The anticipated qualifying marks for General (GEN) category students are expected to be 89.75, while for GEN (Economically Weaker Sections - EWS) category, it is expected to be 78.21. For Other Backward Classes - Non-Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL) students, the projected cutoff is 74.31, while for Scheduled Caste (SC) students, it is expected to be 54, and for Scheduled Tribe (ST) students, the expected cutoff is 44.</p><p>In parallel, the JEE Main 2023 cutoff has been disclosed, outlining different percentiles for diverse categories. For General Category, the cutoff is set at 90 percentile, while for OBC-NCL, it is 73.611, EWS is 75.622, and SC is 51.977. This comprehensive release includes both the qualifying cutoff and the admission cutoff, providing clarity on the competitive benchmarks for aspiring engineers. As candidates navigate through the admission process, these cutoffs serve as crucial benchmarks, guiding them towards their academic goals in the realm of engineering education.</p>

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