Ananthalakshmi Institute Of Technology And Sciences

Cutoff Determining Factors:

• EAMCET Rank: The cutoff is determined by the EAMCET rank achieved by the candidate; the higher the rank (or lower the number), the better the chances of securing a seat in popular branches like Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering.

• Category-Based Cutoff: There are different cutoff levels for different categories, such as General (Open), SC/ST, OBC, and Other Reserved Categories. Reserved category candidates typically have a lower cutoff compared to the general category.

• Branch Preferences: Popular branches like Computer Science and Engineering and Electronics & Communication tend to have higher cutoffs, while less sought-after branches like Civil Engineering or Electrical Engineering might have slightly lower cutoffs. 

Example Cutoff (Approximate for 2024):

• Computer Science and Engineering: Rank 1 – 10,000 (General Category)

• Mechanical Engineering: Rank 5,000 – 20,000

• Civil Engineering: Rank 10,000 – 30,000

2. Postgraduate Programs (M.Tech)

Eligibility Criteria:

• GATE Score or Institute Exam: For M.Tech, candidates must have a valid GATE score (preferably above the cutoff for the particular branch) or may be admitted based on an institute-specific entrance exam.

Cutoff Determining Factors:

• GATE Score: The cutoff for M.Tech admissions depends on the GATE score. A higher GATE score will improve the chances of getting into the preferred specialization.

• Category-Based Cutoff: Similar to B.Tech, reserved category candidates typically have a slightly lower cutoff.

• Branch-Specific Cutoff: Certain specializations like VLSI or Structural Engineering may have different cutoff ranges compared to more general fields like Power Systems or Thermal Engineering.

Example Cutoff (Approximate for 2024):

• VLSI Design: GATE Score 450 – 550 (General Category)

• Structural Engineering: GATE Score 400 – 500

• Power Systems Engineering: GATE Score 380 – 500

3. MBA (Master of Business Administration)

Eligibility Criteria:

• ICET Score: For the MBA program, the candidates need to appear for the ICET (Integrated Common Entrance Test) and meet the minimum qualifying marks for ALITS.

Cutoff Determining Factors:

• ICET Rank: The cutoff for MBA admissions is determined based on the ICET rank. The higher the rank, the better the chance of getting into ALITS’s MBA program.

• Category: The reserved category candidates generally have lower marks compared with the general category students.

Example Cutoff (Approximate for 2024):

• General Category: Rank 1 – 5,000

• Reserved Categories (SC/ST/OBC): Rank 5,000 – 10,000

4. Management Quota Seats

• For Management Quota Seats, the cutoff criteria are different and may not follow the same entrance exam-based cutoff. Management quota admissions are generally offered on a first-come, first-served basis or based on academic merit and personal interviews. The fee structure for the management quota may also differ.

For more information about the cutoff, visit the website of the Anantha Lakshmi Institute of Technology and Sciences Cutoff Percentage.

Cutoff Scores at Anantha Lakshmi Institute of Technology and Sciences (ALITS)

1. B.Tech (Undergraduate Programs)

2. M.Tech (Postgraduate Programs)