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Hindustan University Cutoff Highlights

Hindustan University grants admissions through several entrance exams. These include the university's own test christened HITSEEE, Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA), and also country-level exams including Common Admission Test (CAT) and Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET).

Cut off ranks for admissions into Hindustan University to B.Tech through TNEA for the year 2025 for the General category are anticipated to be between about 87520 to about 110395 but cutoffs for other categories might be different. For post graduate programs like the MBA, a cutoff percentile for CAT is expected to be about 70 with higher competition and cross how many students would be able to obtain it.

Hindustan University cutoffs indicate the university's primary selection criteria for being eligible to face an admissions process. Students should make frequent visits to both the parent HITS website as well as to the Directorate of Technical Education (DOTE) portal for accurate and up-to-date HITS Chennai cutoff information.

Hindustan University TANCET Cutoff 2025

The following table contains HITS cutoff for MBA programs through TANCET.

Section	2023	2024	2025
Overall	3557	6,278	5369

HITS TNEA Last Round Closing Rank (General - AI)

Students may refer to the following table to check out TNEA cutoff for Hindustan University, Chennai.

Course	2023	2024	2025
B.E. in Mechanical Engineering	97714	94680	106220
B.E. in Civil Engineering	114,447	94,190	91691
B.E. in Mechatronics Engineering	82,385	95,843	87520
B.Tech. in Food Technology	85,295	120,619	97952
B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering	111,811	115,155	110395

Factors Affecting HITS Cutoff

Volume of Participants

The higher the number of candidates applying for the course, the tougher the competition. Consequently, the resulting cutoff will increase as only the highest-ranked candidates are invited to join the course.

Total Count of Seats

Cutoffs may also be influenced by the number of seats available in each course. If there are a limited total number of seats available for a course, the cutoff will usually be higher since there are more candidates competing for fewer seats.

Difficulty of Entrance Test

The level of difficulty involved in taking entrance tests such as HITSEEE, TNEA, as well as well-known national tests such as CAT and TANCET play a significant role. In the event the exam is more challenging, fewer candidates can score very high marks, which helps to lower the cutoff.

Candidate Category

Reserved categories such as SC, ST, or OBC tend to have a relaxation in the cutoff when compared to a General Candidate category. This ensures fair representation of students and equal opportunity for the same.

Cutoff Trends from Previous Year

Cutoffs will also be impacted by the trends observed in previous years. If an increase or decrease is confirmed from previous enrollments in the formal education environment, then the cutoff will change in relation to the number of students that are being enrolled.

Academic Performance

Besides qualitative exams, academic marks, such as those from the 12th standard or graduation, also impact the cut off too. Students who have a higher academic history are generally more competitive and are likely to achieve, or pass, the cut off.

Institution’s Reputation

The reputation of Hindustan University as an institution with quality education, infrastructure, and placement of students attracts more applications and could raise the cut off for the more in-demand courses .

Reservation and Management Quota Seats

Under reservation policy, some seats are both sufficiently separated from the traditional cut off seats, and may be indirectly affecting the rest of the student weak, as the management or NRI quota seats increase between student applications.