Admission Cut-offs Overview

Malla Reddy University follows a competitive and transparent admission process based on JOSAA/CSAB counseling procedures. The cut-off ranks are determined annually based on the performance of candidates in entrance examinations like JEE Main, AP EAMCET, TS EAMCET, and other qualifying exams.

2025 Cut-off Analysis

Multi-Year Cut-off Trends (2020-2025)

The following table shows the trend of opening and closing ranks for the last five years:

Admission Category Analysis

The university considers candidates from different categories during the admission process:

• General: Candidates without any reservation benefit
• EWS: Economically Weaker Section candidates with 50% income below poverty line
• OBC: Other Backward Classes with specific quotas
• SC: Scheduled Castes with reserved seats
• ST: Scheduled Tribes with reserved seats
• PwD: Persons with Disabilities with special provisions

JOSAA/CSAB Counseling Process

Malla Reddy University follows a structured counseling process managed by JOSAA or CSAB:

1. Registration on the official website of JOSAA/CSAB
2. Filling of preferences for colleges and programs
3. Verification of eligibility and documents
4. Seat allocation based on rank and preferences
5. Reporting to allocated college within stipulated time
6. Payment of fees and confirmation of admission

Rank Trends and Predictions

The trend of cut-off ranks has shown a gradual decline over the years, indicating increased competition and growing interest in engineering programs:

• Computer Science ranks have consistently remained high due to demand
• Electrical Engineering shows moderate competition with steady rankings
• Mechanical Engineering has seen fluctuations based on industry trends
• MBA programs attract students from diverse backgrounds with varying cut-offs

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for admission, candidates must meet the following criteria:

• Minimum 60% marks in qualifying examination (50% for reserved categories)
• Valid rank in JEE Main, AP EAMCET, TS EAMCET, or equivalent exams
• Age limit of 25 years (with relaxation for reserved categories)
• No pending backlogs at the time of admission

Seat Allocation Process

The seat allocation is based on:

• Merit ranking in entrance exams
• Preference choices filled by candidates
• Availability of seats in respective programs
• Category-wise reservation policies
• Regional and state-based preferences

Common Queries About Cut-offs

Candidates often ask questions about cut-offs:

• What is the minimum rank required for admission?
• How are cut-offs calculated?
• Can I get admission with a lower rank?
• Are there any changes in cut-offs every year?
• What happens if I don't get a seat in my preferred program?