TNEA Cutoff 2025: Rank List, Merit List, Factors Affecting Cutoff, Counselling

TNEA Cutoff 2025: The Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Tamil Nadu is responsible for releasing the TNEA cutoff. The cutoff is released community-wise for all candidates in the form of opening and closing marks. The cutoff is the minimum marks that candidates must achieve in order to secure admission into the B.E/B.Tech program. The TNEA seat allotment is done on the basis of the cutoff score.

Candidates have to report to the designated college if they have been allotted a seat in the counselling process. The registration process for TNEA counselling 2025 will start on the official website. The first TNEA rank list will be published likely in July 2025. Students are required to carry important documents for verification purposes in order to confirm their admission. 

There are nearly 560 TNEA participating colleges. Each college will separately release the opening and closing marks for the B.E/B.Tech program. Candidates falling in the cutoff range will be eligible for admission. The cutoff score is released after each round of the counselling process. 

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TNEA Cutoff 2025

The TNEA cutoff date has not been released yet. The cutoff score will be released after the completion of each round of counselling.

Previous Year TNEA Cutoff

Interested candidates can check the TNEA cutoff for previous years in the table below:

Factors Affecting TNEA Cutoff 2025

The following criteria will be used to establish the TNEA 2025 cut off:

• The exam's level of difficulty
• The number of participants in the exam
• Seats available in the institutions

TNEA Counselling 2025

Candidates whose names appear on the cutoff list are eligible for TNEA 2025 counselling once the results are announced. Candidates are chosen for TNEA counselling 2025 based on their marks in class 12. Admissions into different UG engineering programmes offered by TNEA 2025 participating institutions are handled through TNEA counselling.

Candidates will be chosen based on their class 12 marks, which will be adjusted to 200 (Mathematics: 100, Physics + Chemistry: 100), in the approved disciplines. Based on their overall rank and community rank, they will only be given the option of choosing the college and the branch, which will be tentatively assigned through online counselling.