Hello Aspirant,

Since you got a rank of 29,565 in AP EAMCET, and belongs to BC-B girl category, you could be lucky in the case of G. Pulla Reddy Engineering College in ECE, CSE (AI & ML) or EEE branches, based on seat availability and cutoff trends. But it could be a bit crowded for core branches like CSE. Just keep an eye on the second or third rounds of counselling as fairly better opportunities will be present in these rounds.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible for the 15% unreserved quota in AP EAMCET (now EAPCET) as this quota is available to all the candidates from any state in India including Telangana. The SC category or local status of Telangana does not have any bearing in the eligibility of this 15% quota which is purely non-locals and to all.

Yes, as a TS (Telangana) student who wrote AP EAPCET (formerly EAMCET) and got a rank of 16,000, you can get a seat in AP colleges, but only through the "Non-Local" category under 15% unreserved quota.

Key Points:

• You are eligible for admission in AP through Category B (Management/Non-local quota) in private colleges.

• Your chances in top govt colleges are low, as 85% seats are reserved for Andhra Pradesh local students.

• With 16,000 rank, you can get good private colleges in AP for CSE, ECE, or IT branches.

Hello Aspirant,

With a rank of 11,418 in AP EAMCET (EWS girl), getting a B.Sc Agriculture seat in a government college is unlikely, as cutoffs are usually below 7,500. But you have a good chance in private agriculture college s , which accept ranks up to 30,000+ for EWS category.

here are the some private colleges list

1. Agricultural College, Bapatla

2. GITAM School of Science

3. Vignan’s Foundation for Science, Tech & Research

4. Pydah Educational Institutions

With a rank around 132,845 in AP EAMCET, securing a tuition-fee reimbursed government or private-convenor quota seat is unlikely, as reimbursable seats typically close much earlier (within the top 40,000 for open category). However, you might still be eligible for management or NRI quota seats in private colleges, though these are non-reimbursable.

To explore remaining options:

1. Fill your web options including both government and private colleges.

2. Keep an eye on round-by-round seat availability, particularly for mid-tier private institutions.

3. Even if a reimbursable seat isn't available, you can look for special scholarship schemes or state-level fee waivers in select institutes

Hello Aspirant,

Your AP EAMCET rank is 21,000 and you belong to the BC-B girls category. You do have some chances getting a CSE seat in Mohan Babu University even in the later rounds of counselling. However, obtaining a CSE seat will depend on several factors including availability of seats in the category you belong to, competition in that year, and regional reservations. I would recommend carrying branches related to CSE such as CSE (AI/ML), CSE (Data Science), or IT and keep checking the cutoffs during counselling and there are still plenty of chances.

Hello aspirant,

You will find many college predictor online, of which one which is provided by careers360 website, I am attaching the link of it here,

https://dqxeclau.top/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Best of luck for your college hunting.

With a 16k rank and BCD category, you are unlikely to get ECE at GVP in first counselling, but you may have a chance in second counselling if the cut-off increases.

Hi dear candidate,

As per your rank of 21,000 in AP EAMCET, you can get decent colleges like JNTUK, SRKR College, ANTIS etc. Keep in mind that CSE is a competitive branch and you may need to wait till at least 2nd round of seat allocation to get a seat.

For knowing the best available colleges for your rank, try our official college prediction tool:

AP EAMCET College Predictor 2025 - Predict Colleges based on your Rank

ALL THE BEST !

Yes, you have a chance for a free seat in some government colleges under OBC and female quota, depending on cutoff and course availability.