APRJC Cut Offs 2026 

The APRJC (Andhra Pradesh Residential Junior Colleges Common Entrance Test) cut-offs for 2026 will serve as the minimum qualifying marks candidates must achieve to be eligible for admission into various intermediate streams offered by residential junior colleges in Andhra Pradesh. These streams include MPC (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry), BPC (Biology, Physics, Chemistry), MEC (Mathematics, Economics, Commerce), and CEC (Commerce, Economics, Civics).

Understanding APRJC 2026 Cut Offs

• The APRJC 2026 cut-off marks reflect the minimum score required in the entrance exam to qualify for the counselling and seat allotment process.
• APRJC 2026 cut-offs vary every year based on multiple factors including the number of applicants, exam difficulty, seat availability, and overall performance of candidates.

APRJC 2026 Cut Off Marks Range and Interpretation

According to recent trends and estimates from APRJC 2025 data, cut offs and marks can be categorized as follows:

Scoring above 125 is considered very competitive for securing preferred courses and colleges.

Stream-Wise Seat Availability and Cut-offs

• A total of approximately 1425 seats are available through APRJC 2026 across 10 residential junior colleges.
• Cut-offs may slightly vary depending on the competition in MPC, BPC, MEC, and CEC streams.
• The highest cut-offs are typically observed in MPC and BPC streams due to higher demand.

Factors Influencing Cut Off Marks

• Number of Candidates:Larger candidate pools can increase competition, thereby potentially raising cut-offs.
• Difficulty Level:More challenging exams might lower cut-off marks, while easier exams could raise them.
• Seat Matrix:Availability of seats per stream and college influences cut-offs.
• Overall Performance:The average marks secured by candidates affect the cut-off lines.
• Reservation Policies:Different category reservations (SC, ST, BC, PHC, etc.) also shape cut-offs.

Tie-Breaking Criteria

In case multiple candidates score the same marks, the following tie-breaking rules apply:

• Higher marks in Mathematics (for MPC/EET), Biological Science (for BPC/CGT), or Social Studies (for MEC/CEC) are considered.
• If still tied, marks in Physical Science (for MPC/EET & BPC/CGT) or Mathematics (for MEC/CEC) are reviewed.
• If unresolved, the older candidate is ranked higher.
• If still tied, female candidates are given preference over male candidates.

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FAQs

Q1. What is the expected cut-off range for APRJC 2026?

Ans. The expected cut-off for a very good score ranges between 100-124 marks, while excellent scores fall in 125-150 marks in APRJC 2026.

Q2. Does the cut-off vary for different streams like MPC, BPC, MEC, and CEC?

Ans. Yes, cut-off marks tend to vary slightly for each stream based on demand and seat availability, with MPC and BPC generally having higher cut-offs due to competition.

Q3. How many seats are available through APRJC 2026?

Ans. Approximately 1425 seats across 10 residential junior colleges are available through APRJC 2026 admissions.

Q4. What factors influence the cut-off marks in APRJC?

Ans. Cut-offs depend on the number of candidates, exam difficulty, seat availability, overall candidate performance, and reservation policies.

Q5. How are ties resolved if multiple candidates have the same cut-off marks?

Ans. Ties are resolved first by marks in key subjects (Mathematics or Biological Science or Social Studies), followed by Physical Science or Mathematics, then by age, and finally by gender preference favoring females.