Bannari Amman Institute of Technology Cutoff 2025 (Out) - Check Previous Year's Cutoff

The Bannari Amman Institute of Technology (BIT Sathy) cutoff for 2025 TNEA admissions is projected between 165–175 marks for Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) in the General (OC) category, with OBC and MBC candidates expected to receive a 5–10% relaxation in scores. Based on 2024 trends and an estimated 5% rise in competition, top branches like CSE, IT, and AI & Data Science are expected to close below 15,000 ranks, while core disciplines like Mechanical and Civil remain open up to 30,000+ ranks. The CSE cutoff has steadily risen from 165 in 2022 to 172.5 in 2024, indicating sustained demand for tech programs.

 With over 2,100 B.Tech seats offered through TNEA merit (college code 2702), aspirants should aim for 170+ PCM marks for top branches and register at tneaonline.org by May 2025 for best admission prospects at this NAAC A+ autonomous institute under Anna University.

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Bannari Amman Institute of Technology TNEA cutoff 2025 is anticipated to keep CSE under 10,000 ranks, while AI & Data Science and IT follow closely due to high placement demand. OBC and MBC categories typically observe relaxed closing ranks by 2,000–5,000, consistent with previous trends.

Track BIT Sathy cutoffs via tneaonline.org: Log in with your TNEA ID post-Round 1 (July 2025), download rank lists by college code 2702. For appeals, submit within 3 days of allotment.

Admission steps:

• Register on tneaonline.org (₹500 fee).
• Fill choices (BIT branches first).
• Pay counseling fee (₹5,000) if allotted.
• Report to BIT with documents: 10+2 marksheets, community cert, transfer cert.

Lateral entry for diploma holders uses separate TNEA quota—aim for 150+ aggregate.

Bannari Amman Institute of Technology MBA cutoffs use TANCET scores, with general category typically around 75 percentile in 2024. For 2025, trends indicate a slight rise to 78 percentile for general and 66 for OBC, guiding aspirants for merit-based admission.

MBA Cutoff 2024 (TANCET Percentile)

MBA Cutoff 2025 (TANCET Percentile)

In 2024, BIT Sathy's TNEA Round 3 saw CSE close at 5,484 rank for general, with over 2,190 seats filled across 25+ branches. Textile Technology had the lowest bar at 141.5 marks, ideal for fashion tech enthusiasts. Data shows a 10% rank tightening in AI-related branches versus 2023, driven by tech sector demand.

Quick branch-wise 2024 highlights:

• CSE and Variants: Dominated with ranks under 7,000; AI/ML variant closed at 5,484.
• ECE and EEE: Mid-tier at 10,000-15,000 ranks, benefiting from electronics placements.
• Mechanical and Civil: Accessible up to 30,000+ ranks, with Mechatronics trending up 5%.
• Biotech and Food Tech: Relaxed cutoffs above 30,000, perfect for interdisciplinary interests.

For full details, refer to the 2024 table below (OC category closing ranks/marks):

Bannari Amman Institute of Technology’s 2025 cutoff for general candidates is likely to rise slightly across CSE and ECE due to strong applicant growth and TNEA’s tighter merit ratios. Aspirants targeting top branches should aim for 180+ PCM marks to ensure competitive positioning in counseling.

OBC categories (BC and MBC) at BIT Sathy received a 5–7% score relaxation in 2024, with closing ranks 3,000–6,000 higher than general. For 2025, cutoffs may slightly ease to 160–170 marks for core branches, depending on applicant diversity.

BIT Sathy cutoffs have trended upward 4-6% annually in tech branches, mirroring Tamil Nadu's engineering boom—CSE marks rose from 165 (2022) to 172.5 (2024). Non-core like Civil dipped 2% post-pandemic, offering entry at 130 marks. Year-wise CSE trend table (OC closing marks/ranks):