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Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Haridwar Cut Off Details

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Haridwar Cut Offs

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Haridwar, follows a competitive admission process guided by cut-off trends based on entrance exam scores and category-wise reservation criteria. This article explores the previous year's cut-offs, exam-wise and category-wise trends, and admission criteria for 2025, primarily focusing on B.Tech and medical programs.

Previous Year Cut-offs Overview

For B.Tech admissions, the primary entrance exam is the Amrita Engineering Entrance Examination (AEEE) 2025, supplemented by JEE Main scores for 30% of seats.
The cut-offs for AEEE 2025 varied by branch and category, with higher percentile requirements for Computer Science and Electronics branches.
General category students aiming for Computer Science typically needed a percentile between 92-99 for home state applicants and 95-99.5 for other state applicants.
For other engineering branches, cut-offs ranged from 40 percentile to around 95 percentile, decreasing for mechanical and core branches in comparison.
JEE Main scores used for admission followed similar national percentile and rank trends.

Category-wise Cut-off Trends (AEEE 2025)

Branch	General (Home State)	General (Other State)	OBC (Home State)	SC/ST (Home State)
CSE	92-99	95-99.5	Slightly lower	Considerably lower
ECE	85-95	90-97	Lower	Lower
EEE/ME	50-75	65-85	Lower	Lower
Others	40-55	55-70	Lower	Lower

Cut-offs vary annually based on exam difficulty, seat availability, and applicant performance.

Medical Program Cut-offs (NEET)

Admission to MBBS and other medical courses at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences (Haridwar or allied campuses) is based on NEET UG scores.
The NEET cut-off for the General category was typically in the 550-580 mark range, corresponding to an approximate rank between 50,000 to 70,000.
OBC candidates had a cut-off range around 530-560 marks, while SC, ST, and PwD categories had lower cut-off requirements reflecting reservation policies.
For postgraduate medical courses (MD/MS), the cut-offs ranged widely from 300 to over 500 marks depending on the specialization.

Admission Criteria

For B.Tech: Candidates must have passed Class 12 with at least 60% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and at least 55% individually in these subjects.
Admission is primarily based on AEEE 2025 ranks or JEE Main 2025 percentile scores, with 70% seats filled via AEEE and 30% via JEE.
Medical aspirants must qualify NEET UG and meet the specified cut-off marks for respective categories.
Candidates applying based on JEE Main must ensure they declare this choice during application or apply separately.
Reserved category candidates benefit from relaxation in cut-off criteria as per government norms.

Exam-wise Cut-off Summary

Exam	Usage	Cut-off Highlights
AEEE 2025	Engineering UG admissions	Varies by branch; 92-99 percentile for CSE Gen
JEE Main	Engineering UG admissions	30% seats; percentile varies as per national trends
NEET UG	Medical UG admissions	General ~550-580 marks; category-wise relaxation
NEET PG	Medical PG admissions	Specialization-wise cut-offs (300-500+ marks)

Trends and Considerations

Cut-off trends generally show Computer Science and allied branches having the highest cut-offs both for AEEE and JEE applicants.
Other branches like Mechanical and Civil Engineering have comparatively lower cut-off percentiles reflecting seat demand.
Medical admissions strictly follow NEET cut-offs with category-based affirmative action.
Seat allotment in counselling is merit and preference-based following reservation policies.
Candidates should aim for scores well above the minimum cut-offs to secure admission as competitive demand shifts annually.