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Alliance University

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Bengaluru, Karnataka Private | Est. 2010
UGC Approved AICTE Approved BCI Approved NAAC A+ IACBE

Last Updated: Oct 24, 2026

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2010

What are the cutoffs for Alliance University in 2026?

Alliance University, Bengaluru admits B.Tech students on the basis of KCET, COMEDK UGET, JEE Main and its own AUEET (Alliance Undergraduate Engineering Entrance Test), while MBA and MCA seats are filled largely through Karnataka PGCET. The 2026 KCET and COMEDK closing ranks for Alliance University are not published yet, since those counselling rounds run after the exam results; the most recent verified benchmark is the KCET 2025 round, where B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering closed near a General Merit rank of 36,131 and B.Tech Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning closed near 21,643. Use these 2025 figures as your realistic 2026 target until the fresh KCET and COMEDK cutoffs are released. Because Alliance University accepts multiple entrance routes, your admission chance depends on which exam rank you apply with; always confirm the live 2026 closing rank on the official Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) and COMEDK counselling portals.

As a private university approved by UGC, AICTE and BCI, Alliance University does not run a single national cutoff. Instead it participates in Karnataka state counselling (KCET), the COMEDK consortium, national JEE Main, and its in-house AUEET, so an aspirant should read the cutoff exam-by-exam rather than as one number.

Year-Wise Cutoff Trends (2024-2026)

The table below tracks Alliance University's KCET General Merit (GM) closing ranks for its most-demanded B.Tech branches across 2024 and 2025, plus the category spread seen in the 2025 KCET counselling. It answers the core question an aspirant asks: is my rank good enough for a specific branch, and how much cushion do reserved categories get? Read each row as the last rank at which a seat was allotted in that year and category, so a candidate ranked better (a smaller number) than the closing rank had a realistic chance. The 2026 column is left blank because those ranks are declared only after KCET 2026 counselling.

YearCourse / BranchCategoryKCET Closing Rank
2024B.Tech CSEGeneral (GM), Round 2 Extended49,926
2025B.Tech CSEGeneral (GM)36,131
2026B.Tech CSEGeneral (GM)To be released
2024B.Tech AI & MLGeneral (GM), Round 2 Extended32,329
2025B.Tech AI & MLGeneral (GM)21,643
2024B.Tech ECEGeneral (GM)41,572
2025B.Tech ECEGeneral (GM)38,800

The clear takeaway is that Alliance University's flagship computing branches tightened between 2024 and 2025: B.Tech CSE improved from a 49,926 GM closing rank (2024 relaxed round) to 36,131 in 2025, and AI & ML moved from around 32,329 to 21,643, meaning aspirants needed a better rank in 2025. Electronics and Communication moved only slightly (41,572 to 38,800), staying the most reachable of the core branches. Reserved-category candidates typically secure seats at noticeably larger (weaker) KCET ranks than GM, so the reserved cutoff is more lenient; the exact 2025 category ranges are summarised next.

For KCET 2025 across Alliance University's B.Tech branches, counselling data indicates General Merit (GM) closing ranks broadly in the 38,800 to 60,371 band, OBC (2A) roughly 45,109 to 72,664, OBC (3A) around 115,238 to 122,359, Scheduled Caste (SC) around 192,247 to 236,696, and Scheduled Tribe (ST) from about 186,552 onward. These are ranges spanning multiple branches and rounds rather than a single branch figure, so treat them as directional and confirm your exact category-branch closing rank on the KEA counselling portal.

KCET 2025 CategoryClosing Rank Range (across B.Tech branches)
General Merit (GM)38,800 - 60,371
OBC (2A)45,109 - 72,664
OBC (3A)115,238 - 122,359
Scheduled Caste (SC)192,247 - 236,696
Scheduled Tribe (ST)186,552 onward

The pattern shows the reservation cushion widening sharply down the category ladder: an SC or ST candidate can secure an Alliance University B.Tech seat at a rank several times weaker than a GM candidate needs, while OBC 2A sits only modestly behind GM. Applicants should map their own KCET category rank against the correct row rather than the headline GM number, and re-check once KCET 2026 results are out.

Course-Wise Cutoff at Alliance University

Alliance University fills the same B.Tech seats through different entrance routes, so the closing rank for one branch differs by exam. The table below consolidates the latest verified branch-wise General/GM closing ranks: KCET 2025 for the university's engineering branches, COMEDK UGET 2024 (Round 2) for the same portfolio, and Karnataka PGCET for the MBA and MCA programmes. It answers which branch is toughest and how the KCET and COMEDK bars compare for the identical course. Read each figure as the last GM rank allotted in that exam and year.

Programme / BranchExamCategoryClosing Rank (Year)
B.Tech AI & MLKCETGeneral (GM)21,643 (2025)
B.Tech CSE (Cyber Security)KCETGeneral (GM)28,808 (2025)
B.Tech CSE (AI & Future Technologies)KCETGeneral (GM)29,488 (2025)
B.Tech CSEKCETGeneral (GM)36,131 (2025)
B.Tech ECEKCETGeneral (GM)38,800 (2025)
B.Tech CSE (IoT)KCETGeneral (GM)46,433 (2025)
B.Tech MechanicalKCETGeneral (GM)71,834 (2025)
B.Tech AerospaceCOMEDK UGET (Round 2)General21,358 (2024)
B.Tech AI & MLCOMEDK UGET (Round 2)General22,890 (2024)
B.Tech Cyber SecurityCOMEDK UGET (Round 2)General26,320 (2024)
B.Tech CSECOMEDK UGET (Round 2)General43,200 (2024)
B.Tech Information TechnologyCOMEDK UGET (Round 2)General99,005 (2024)
MBAKarnataka PGCETAll categories (closing)30,023 (2025)
MCAKarnataka PGCETAll categories (closing)13,398 (2025)

The course-wise view confirms that AI-linked computing branches carry the toughest bar at Alliance University: AI & ML, Cyber Security and CSE (AI & Future Technologies) all close under a 30,000 GM rank on KCET, while core Mechanical (71,834) and IT (99,005 on COMEDK) remain the most accessible. For the same CSE seat, the KCET GM cutoff (36,131 in 2025) is sharper than the COMEDK GM cutoff (43,200 in 2024), so students weak on KCET rank still have a COMEDK or AUEET fallback. On the management side, the PGCET MBA closing rank eased to 30,023 in 2025 from 35,845 in 2024, while MCA tightened to 13,398 in 2025 from 8,493 in 2024.

Cutoff Trend Analysis

Alliance University's engineering cutoffs are broadly rising (ranks getting sharper) for computing branches and stable-to-easier for core and management streams. On KCET, B.Tech CSE moved from a 49,926 GM closing rank in the relaxed 2024 round to 36,131 in 2025, and AI & ML fell from 32,329 to 21,643, a meaningful tightening driven by growing demand for AI, cyber-security and data-focused specialisations. ECE barely shifted (41,572 to 38,800), showing steady rather than surging demand. The clearest counter-trend is Karnataka PGCET MBA, which loosened from a 35,845 closing rank in 2024 to 30,023 in 2025, so management aspirants faced a slightly easier bar, whereas MCA moved the other way (8,493 in 2024 to 13,398 in 2025).

What this means in practice: a General/GM aspirant realistically needs a KCET rank inside roughly the top 22,000 to 30,000 for AI & ML or Cyber Security, near 36,000 for mainstream CSE, and around 38,000 to 47,000 for ECE or CSE (IoT) at Alliance University, with Mechanical reachable near 70,000. COMEDK applicants get a little more room for the same branches (CSE around 43,000 GM in 2024). Reserved-category candidates secure seats at substantially weaker ranks, especially SC and ST. Because these are prior-year closing ranks and 2026 counselling can shift them, confirm the current-year figure on the official KEA (KCET), COMEDK and Karnataka PGCET portals before finalising your choice.

Frequently Asked Questions: Alliance University Cutoff 2026

What rank do I need for B.Tech CSE at Alliance University?

You realistically need a KCET General Merit rank of around 36,000 or better for B.Tech CSE at Alliance University, based on the 2025 closing rank of 36,131. Through COMEDK UGET, the same CSE seat closed near a General rank of 43,200 in the 2024 Round 2, giving COMEDK candidates slightly more cushion. Reserved-category applicants secure CSE at weaker ranks. These are prior-year figures, so verify the 2026 closing rank on the KEA and COMEDK counselling portals once results are declared.

Which entrance exam is accepted for admission to Alliance University?

Alliance University accepts KCET, COMEDK UGET, JEE Main and its own AUEET (Alliance Undergraduate Engineering Entrance Test) for B.Tech admission, with shortlisted candidates called for a personal interview. Management and computer-applications aspirants are admitted mainly through Karnataka PGCET for MBA and MCA. As a UGC, AICTE and BCI approved private university, Alliance participates in state (KCET), consortium (COMEDK) and national (JEE Main) routes simultaneously, so you can apply with whichever valid score you hold and pursue the strongest of those ranks.

What is the category-wise cutoff for Alliance University B.Tech?

In KCET 2025, Alliance University B.Tech General Merit (GM) closing ranks fell broadly in the 38,800 to 60,371 band across branches, OBC (2A) around 45,109 to 72,664, OBC (3A) around 115,238 to 122,359, SC around 192,247 to 236,696, and ST from roughly 186,552 onward. Reserved categories secure seats at markedly weaker ranks than GM, with SC and ST getting the widest cushion. These are counselling ranges spanning multiple branches and rounds, so confirm your exact category-branch closing rank on the official KEA portal.

Has the Alliance University cutoff risen or fallen?

The Alliance University B.Tech cutoff has risen (ranks became sharper) for computing branches between 2024 and 2025: CSE tightened from a 49,926 GM closing rank to 36,131, and AI & ML from 32,329 to 21,643. ECE stayed nearly flat at 38,800. On the management side the trend reversed, with Karnataka PGCET MBA easing from a 35,845 closing rank in 2024 to 30,023 in 2025, while MCA tightened from 8,493 to 13,398. Expect continued strong demand for AI and cyber-security branches in 2026.

Which is the easiest B.Tech branch to get into at Alliance University?

Among Alliance University's engineering branches, Mechanical Engineering is the easiest to enter, closing near a KCET General Merit rank of 71,834 in 2025, and Information Technology on COMEDK closed as high as 99,005 (General) in 2024. In contrast, AI & ML (21,643) and Cyber Security (28,808) are the toughest, closing well under 30,000 on KCET 2025. So candidates with weaker ranks should target Mechanical, IT or core streams rather than the AI-linked computing specialisations.

What is the Alliance University MBA cutoff through PGCET?

The Alliance University MBA closing rank through Karnataka PGCET was 30,023 (all categories, final round) in 2025, easing from 35,845 in 2024. Alliance also admits MBA students on the basis of national exams such as CAT, XAT, GMAT, NMAT, MAT, CMAT and KMAT, followed by the university's own selection process. Because PGCET ranks shift each cycle, confirm the current MBA closing rank on the official Karnataka PGCET counselling portal before applying for 2026.

Is there a JEE Main cutoff for Alliance University?

Alliance University accepts JEE Main scores for B.Tech admission, but it does not publish a fixed public JEE Main closing rank; a JEE Main seat share sits alongside its larger KCET and COMEDK intakes. Practically, most published branch cutoffs at Alliance University come from KCET and COMEDK counselling, so JEE Main applicants are shortlisted on merit and then interviewed. Check the official Alliance University admissions page for the JEE Main pathway and current-year requirements for 2026.

Disclaimer: Cutoff ranks and scores listed for Alliance are based on previously published data from the relevant entrance exams and are indicative only. Actual cutoffs vary each year based on applicant pool and seat availability. Verify current cutoffs at alliance.edu.in or the respective exam authority's official website.