What is the cutoff mark for Aurora's Scientific and Technological Institute, Aurora Group of Institute?

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Shruti Pawar | Beginner-Level 3

3 months ago

Aurora's Scientific and Technological Institute, Aurora Group of Institutes, offers only MBA, BTech, and MCA courses. Admission to all courses except are done based on the scores obtained in the entrance exam. Find their required cutoff in 2025 below for the students belonging to the general catego

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Anurag Jaiswal | Beginner-Level 5

7 months ago

The TS EAMCET cutoff for Aurora's Scientific and Technological Institute (ASTI) varies depending on the course and the round of counseling. For B.Tech programs in Computer Science Engineering, the closing ranks in the first round for 2024 ranged from 40764 to 48141, and in the second round, they wer

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