TNEA College Predictor 2026 based on TNEA 2025 Cutoff.
TNEA Cutoff Calculator to Predict the Colleges Based on XII Marks
TNEA College Predictor 2026
Based on TNEA 2025 Cutoffs
Tools & Process
- Predict TNEA 2026 Rank With Your XII Marks
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TNEA College Predictor
Tools & Process
- Predict TNEA 2026 Rank With Your XII Marks
- TNEA 2026 College Predictor by XII Marks
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TNEA College Predictor 2026
How to use the calculator?
Step 1: Select your subject marks, whether your maximum marks for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics is out of 100 or 200. Most boards, it is out of 100. (Select 100 for CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, Tamil Nadu State Boards and Other State Boards).
Step 2: Fill in your Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics marks.
Step 3: Choose District, College and Branch, or you may leave it blank.
Step 4: Click the blue button to calculate and find the colleges.
Step 5: The “Ambitious Choices” are above your cutoff, but you may still have a chance to get an admission (less than 80% chance). The “Safe Choices” have more than 80% chance of an admission.
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How TNEA Cutoff Marks are Calculated
The TNEA cutoff mark is calculated based on Class 12th marks in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. The maximum marks in TNEA possible is 200, out of which 100 is for Mathematics and 50 each for Physics and Chemistry.
The formula used is:
Cutoff = Mathematics + (Physics / 2) + (Chemistry / 2)