Andhra University, Visakhapatnam All Questions

Hi Rajesh,

A rank of 23,000 in AP ICET is moderate. The chance of you getting a seat depends on multiple factors like category, gender, local area, and number of seats available. Since you belong to BC-A, you have had a slightly better chance than general category students.

However, you can expect difficulty getting on the preferred courses in top universities like Andhra University (AU) for MBA/MCA. Your rank of 23,000 means you have a low chance admission to these preferred courses, especially in high demanded courses/specializations. You can still expect a seat in:

1. AU (not the main campus) affiliated colleges
2. Other decent universities or private colleges
3. You can research colleges in SVU or JNTU-K regions as cutoff ranks in BC-A may be higher.

Check here: AP ICET 2025 cut-off

Hello,

Yes, Andhra University has hostel facility for girls.

If you have written AP EAPCET and scored good marks, you can get a seat in Andhra University through counselling , depending on your rank, category, and availability of seats.

The B.Pharmacy course fee in Andhra University is around Rs. 35,000 to Rs. 50,000 per year (may vary slightly).

Make sure to attend AP EAPCET counselling and choose AU as your preference.

Hope it helps !

With a NEET 2025 score of 344 and SC category, you have a good chance of getting an MBBS seat in government colleges in Andhra Pradesh, especially in Round 2 or Mop-Up. You’re also very likely to get a seat in private medical colleges under the government quota with lower fees. Telangana MBBS admission is unlikely unless you have local status there. Register for AP state counselling and participate in all rounds.

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Dear candidate ,
Yes , Andhra University Women's self - finance courses are eligible for partial fee reimbursement ( up to rupee 20,000) if you meet the income and category criteria.
- If the course fee is higher , you must pay the remaining amount yourself.
- Proceed with your web option if you are eligible but confirm the fee before the July 18 deadline .

With a 19743 rank in AP EAPCET 2025, BC-D(Female) category, and AU region, your chances of getting CSE core or its specializations at VIT-AP are moderate to low, depending on seat availability.

VIT-AP fills most seats through VITEEE(their own entrance exam), but a few seats are allotted through AP EAPCET under the convener quota. In past years cutoff for CSE at VIT-AP through EAPCET for BC-D female was typically below 15,000-17,000. You may get specializations.

Hello,

With a NEET 2025 score of 306 marks, an AIR of 4,27,000, a category rank of 2,27,000, and a state merit rank of 16,891 in Andhra Pradesh, your prospects of obtaining a Category A (government quota) seat in private dental colleges within the AU area are moderate to possible, particularly if you remain engaged throughout all counselling rounds, including mop-up.

Institutions such as GSL Dental College and GITAM Dental College are somewhat competitive, yet still attainable with this score, particularly for SC/ST/BC categories or in circumstances involving vacant seats during mop-up.

Securing a government MBBS seat with this score is likely to be quite challenging due to intense competition; however, obtaining a Category A BDS seat at a private college under the state quota is considerably more feasible, especially if you remain flexible and approach each round with patience.

It is wise to secure your choices intelligently, keep informed about Andhra Pradesh Dr. NTRUHS counselling, and participate in document verification and mop-up rounds, since seats may become available from withdrawals. Indeed, there’s a good possibility that you could obtain a BDS seat in a private college under Category A if you remain committed throughout the counselling process.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Dear aspirant,

With a rank of 19547 and BCD category, you do have a fair chance of getting a seat in Andhra University (AU), especially if you're aiming for branches with slightly lower closing ranks like Civil, Metallurgy, or some of the newer engineering branches. But top branches like CSE or ECE may be tough unless there’s a drop in cutoffs this year or seats are added . You have to keep an eye on the counselling rounds, if a seat opens up in the later rounds don't miss the chance. Also, consider nearby affiliated colleges under AU where cutoffs are slightly more flexible.

Good luck!

Hi dear candidate,

The Andhra University in Vishakhapatnam offers multiple engineering courses as a part of College of Engineering branch at their campus. This includes B.E with Civil Engineering, ECE, EEE etc. But, particularly for CSE and AI/ML specialization is NOT available there.

You have got a strong rank in your ECET exam and you can look for colleges like GVP (Vizag) or Aditya Engineering College.

You can also try our college prediction tool for finding best available colleges for your rank:

College Predictor 2025 - Predict Colleges for Engineering, Medical, Law and More

ALL THE BEST !

Hi dear candidate,

This is a common question that floats in brains of many people. The fact is that yes, to some extent your college/ university does give a positive impression on the interviewer if you have studies from a reputed college.

But at the end, it all depends on your skills, achievements and answerability in front of the interviewer to the questions being asked to you.

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With 316 marks in NEET 2025 , your chances of getting a Category A seat in private BDS colleges in Andhra Pradesh under the AU region are fair , especially if you belong to a reserved category such as BC, SC, or ST.

In previous years, Category A BDS seats in private dental colleges like GSL Dental College, GITAM Dental College, and Sibar Dental College were allotted to candidates with NEET scores between 300 and 350 , particularly in later counselling rounds.

If you are from a BC or SC category , your chances improve further because Category A seats in private colleges are government quota seats , and the cutoff is lower for reserved candidates .