Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

What are the cutoffs for Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham in 2026?

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore admits B.Tech students through two channels: its own AEEE (Amrita Entrance Examination - Engineering), which fills roughly 70% of seats, and JEE Main, which secures about 30%. For the flagship Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) programme at the Coimbatore campus, the 2026 closing band sits around the 95 to 99.5 percentile for Other-State (OS) candidates and 92 to 99 percentile for Home-State (HS) candidates, translating to an AEEE rank of roughly 350 to 4,000 (OS) and 700 to 8,000 (HS) based on the 2025 cycle. Amrita does not officially publish opening and closing ranks; the figures below are reconstructed from the 2024 and 2025 admission cycles reported by Careers360, Collegedunia, CollegeDekho and Shiksha, and the 2026 round is being filled through CSAP counselling that opened on 14 May 2026. A student aiming for core branches like Mechanical or Civil at Coimbatore can secure a seat with a far more relaxed AEEE rank, often beyond 30,000.

Year-Wise Cutoff Trends (2024-2026)

This table tracks how the Amrita Coimbatore B.Tech closing position has moved across 2024, 2025 and 2026 for the most-contested branches. Because Amrita admits on an AEEE-rank and quota basis rather than the OBC/SC/ST reservation grid used by government colleges, the meaningful "category" split here is Home-State (HS) versus Other-State (OS) quota, and percentile versus rank. The 2024 column shows actual AEEE closing ranks; 2025 shows the published percentile and rank bands; 2026 reflects the expected band as CSAP counselling runs. Read each row as the toughest point at which that branch closed in that year.

The clearest takeaway is that CSE has hardened year on year: a 2024 AEEE closing rank near 35,000 became a 2025-2026 band demanding the 95+ percentile (a few thousand in rank) for Other-State seats. Core branches such as Mechanical and Civil moved far less and still close in the 75-85 percentile range, leaving them the realistic backup for mid-rank scorers. Note that Amrita does not release separate OBC, SC or ST closing ranks; the published splits are quota-based (Home State vs Other State), so SC/ST aspirants should treat the General bands as the working reference.

Course-Wise Cutoff at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

This table breaks the Coimbatore campus down branch by branch using the most recent verified AEEE closing ranks from the 2024 cycle, alongside the corresponding JEE Main closing rank for the JEE-Main quota. It answers the practical question every aspirant has: "What AEEE rank do I need for THIS specific branch at Amrita Coimbatore?" The branches are ordered roughly from most competitive (lowest closing rank) to least. Use the AEEE column if you sat Amrita's own test and the JEE Main column if you are applying through the 30% JEE quota.

The headline pattern: Aerospace Engineering posts the single toughest AEEE closing rank at Coimbatore (16,796 in 2024), even ahead of core CSE, reflecting its limited seats. Cyber Security and AI-flavoured CSE variants close tighter than vanilla CSE because students chase the specialised tags. The widest, most forgiving door is Mechanical Engineering (closing near 40,680), making it the go-to branch for candidates whose AEEE rank runs into the tens of thousands but who still want an Amrita Coimbatore seat.

Cutoff Trend Analysis

The Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore cutoff is firmly rising for computing branches and broadly stable for core engineering. The pressure is concentrated at the top: CSE and its Cyber Security, AI and Data Science variants now demand the 90-99.5 percentile, whereas in earlier cycles a rank in the 30,000s could secure CSE. Three factors drive this. First, Amrita's brand has climbed - it held the 23rd spot in NIRF Engineering 2024 and again in 2025 (score 62.46), sits among the top 7-10 universities nationally, and carries a NAAC A++ grade, which pulls more high-percentile applicants. Second, placement strength at Coimbatore (a reported highest package around 80 LPA in 2025, with averages near 7-9 LPA) makes CSE seats scarce relative to demand. Third, the Home-State versus Other-State split means Tamil Nadu candidates get a slightly easier band than out-of-state applicants for the same branch.

Realistically, a candidate targeting CSE at Coimbatore should aim for an AEEE rank inside the top 4,000 (Other State) or top 8,000 (Home State), equivalent to roughly the 95+ percentile. For ECE, a rank up to about 8,000-11,000 (90-97 percentile) is workable. EEE opens up around 16,000-22,000 (75-90 percentile), and Mechanical or Civil remain accessible to ranks beyond 22,000-40,000 (70-85 percentile). Aspirants outside these bands should either improve their AEEE score in a re-attempt, opt for a less-contested branch, or consider Amrita's other campuses, since Coimbatore consistently carries the highest cutoff among all Amrita schools of engineering.