Karnataka Common Entrance Test
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You can use the following link to predict your KCET rank. https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-rank-predictor
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Hello Dear Student,
With 85 marks in KCET and around 87.55% in PCM , your expected KCET engineering rank may roughly fall around 4,000–7,000 , depending on normalization and competition that year.
KEA calculates ranks using the 50:50 weightage system between:
At this
With 69 marks in KCET and 236/300 in PCM (around 78.6%) , your expected KCET rank may roughly fall around 6,000–10,000 in the 3A category , depending on normalization and competition.
KEA calculates engineering ranks using the 50:50 weightage formula between:
You can use the following link to predict your KCET rank based on your marks.
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-rank-predictor
Yes, you can still join BE/BTech through KCET counselling. Since you officially discontinued your B.Sc Agriculture seat, submitted the discontinuation letter, and got your TC/documents back without penalty, you are generally eligible to participate in KCET counselling again.
KEA mainly creates issues when students block seats and do not
With your scores:
your expected KCET Agriculture rank can roughly fall around 4.5k–8k , depending on normalization and competition.
KEA calculates ranks using a 50:50 weightage system between KCET marks and Class 12 PCB/PCMB marks.
For Agriculture/Veterinary-related admissions, practical marks are
You can use the following link to predict you KCET rank based on your marks https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-rank-predictor
You can use the following link to predict you KCET rank: KCET rank predictor
Based on your scores, your estimated KCET rank is likely to be around 35,000–45,000 .
Here’s a simple breakdown:
KCET ranking is prepared using a 50:50 weightage of:
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