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For the AP EAMCET (EAPCET) 2027, the minimum qualifying mark for General/OC candidates is 25% of the total 160 marks, which is approximately 40 marks. For SC, ST, BC, and PH candidates, there is currently no minimum qualifying mark requirement (0%) mandated by the governing authorities.
WBJEE does not have a single 'passing mark' for admission. While a minimum threshold (often around 60% for General category) may be mentioned, qualifying only grants merit list eligibility. Actual seat allocation depends on your rank, category, and the specific opening/closing cutoffs of participating engineering colleges.
Technically, MHT CET has no absolute 'passing marks' as it is a competitive entrance exam, not a board exam. However, to be eligible for CAP rounds, candidates typically need a non-zero positive score. Competitive admissions for top-tier engineering colleges generally require a percentile of 95+ (approx. 125-145+ marks).
There is no official 'passing mark' for KCET; admission is based on merit-based cutoffs. While the exam has no negative marking, securing a seat in top-tier colleges typically requires 160+ out of 180. Qualifying criteria depend on your category and the specific seat matrix released by the KEA.
Technically, there is no fixed 'passing mark' in COMEDK UGET. Any candidate scoring at least one mark is assigned a rank and becomes eligible for the centralized counseling process. However, securing a seat in top-tier institutions typically requires a high percentile rank rather than a minimum qualifying threshold.
SRMJEEE does not have a fixed 'passing' or 'qualifying' mark. Every candidate who appears for the exam is assigned an All India Rank (AIR) and becomes eligible for the counselling process. Admission is strictly based on your rank, seat availability, and the specific branch preference during the counselling phases.
VITEEE does not have a fixed 'passing mark' because it is a competitive ranking exam rather than a pass/fail test. However, candidates must secure at least 60% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology in their Class 12 exams to be eligible for admission and participate in the counseling process.
There are no 'passing marks' in BITSAT in the traditional sense, as it is a competitive rank-based entrance exam. However, candidates must secure a minimum aggregate of 75% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in their Class 12 board exams, with at least 60% in each individual subject to be eligible for admission.
There are no specific 'passing marks' for the NMIMS NPAT exam, as it is a merit-based competitive entrance test. Admission is determined by your relative rank and performance against other candidates. However, candidates must meet a minimum eligibility of 50%–60% aggregate marks in Class 12 to qualify for the selection process.
There is no single 'passing mark' for IPMAT. Selection is based on sectional and overall cutoffs that vary annually by category. Typically, candidates must secure a competitive score—often exceeding 160–200+ marks out of 400—to be shortlisted for the Personal Interview (PI) round, depending on the specific IIM's admission policy.
There is no formal 'passing mark' for the Symbiosis National Aptitude (SNAP) test. Admission is determined by a relative percentile score rather than a raw qualifying mark. Top Symbiosis institutes typically require an estimated 95–98+ percentile, while others may accept 70–85+ percentile depending on the program and campus.
There is no official 'passing mark' for NMAT; however, candidates typically require a score between 150 and 200 to qualify for further selection rounds. Admission to top-tier B-schools generally necessitates a competitive score range of 210 to 250. Always verify specific institutional cutoffs via official university portals.
There are no official 'passing marks' for XAT; instead, institutions like XLRI set sectional and overall cutoffs based on candidate performance. Typically, a 90+ percentile requires approximately 30–35 marks, while top-tier calls often demand 95+ percentiles. Always verify current session cutoffs on the official university website.
There is no official 'passing mark' for CMAT; however, a score of approximately 120 is often considered a baseline. To secure admission into top-tier B-schools, candidates typically aim for a score of 250+ out of 400. Always verify specific institutional cutoffs via official university websites before applying.
There are no official 'passing marks' for the CAT exam. Instead, IIMs and top B-schools set minimum sectional and overall percentile cutoffs for shortlisting. While a raw score of 100+ often secures a 99+ percentile, qualifying for interviews typically requires a minimum of 80–95+ percentile depending on your category and target institution.
There is no singular 'passing mark' for the CUET exam. Instead, NTA provides raw scores and percentiles, while individual universities set their own unique admission cutoffs based on program demand and seat availability. Aspirants typically need high percentiles—often 95th percentile and above—for top-tier central universities and competitive courses.
There are no 'passing marks' for the CLAT exam in the traditional sense; it is a competitive rank-based test. However, candidates must meet minimum 12th-grade eligibility: 45% aggregate for General/OBC/PWD/NRI/PIO/OCI categories and 40% for SC/ST candidates. Admission to top NLUs typically requires scoring in the top percentile brackets.
NEET qualifying marks are not fixed; they are determined by the 50th percentile for General category candidates. Historically, this translates to approximately 160–170 marks out of 720. Reserved categories typically require lower percentiles (40th percentile), often ranging between 120–140 marks. Always verify official NTA result notifications for specific annual cutoffs.
JEE Advanced qualifying marks are not fixed; they depend on annual paper difficulty and candidate performance. To appear in the rank list, candidates must meet both subject-wise minimums (typically 5–10% of subject marks) and an aggregate percentage (often 25–35% total). Always verify specific category-wise cutoffs on the official JEE Advanced portal.
JEE Main passing marks are determined by NTA-released percentile cutoffs, not raw scores. For 2027, the qualifying percentile for the General category is estimated at approximately 90–95, with OBC-NCL at 75–83, and SC/ST categories ranging from 45–60. These vary annually based on difficulty and candidate performance.
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