To estimate your KCET rank, we need to consider both your KCET score (66 out of 180) and your board exam marks (280 out of 300). The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) gives equal weightage (50%) to both these scores to determine your CET score, which is then used to assign the rank.

Here's how to calculate your estimated CET score:

1. Calculate your board exam percentage in PCM: Assuming the 280 out of 300 is the total of your marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, your percentage in PCM is: (280 / 300) * 100 = 93.33% (approximately)

2. Calculate your KCET percentage: Your KCET score is 66 out of 180. Percentage = (66 / 180) * 100 = 36.67% (approximately)

3. Calculate your CET score: CET Score = (50% of Board Percentage) + (50% of KCET Percentage) CET Score = (0.50 * 93.33) + (0.50 * 36.67) CET Score = 46.665 + 18.335 CET Score = 65

Now, to estimate your rank based on this CET score, we need to look at previous years' trends of KCET marks vs. rank. Keep in mind that these trends can vary slightly each year.

Based on the previous year's data and available rank predictors, a CET score around 65 could potentially place you in the rank range of approximately 40,001 to 60,000 .

I hope this helps.

With a PUC PCM score of 249 and expecting 66 marks in KCET 2025, your expected rank could be around 50,000 to 60,000. Based on this, you may have a chance to get a seat in private engineering colleges in Karnataka, particularly for branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering. However, getting a seat in top government colleges like RV College of Engineering or BMSCE may be challenging with this rank. It's best to participate in counseling and explore all options.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://www.careers360.com/kcet-college-predictor

No, you cannot use your JEE Main 2024 score for REAP 2025 admissions. REAP 2025 considers only the current year's JEE Main scores (i.e., JEE Main 2025) for admissions. If you haven't performed well in JEE Main 2025, your admission through REAP will primarily depend on your Class 12th percentile.

REAP 2025 Admission Priorities:

1. JEE Main 2025 Rank : Primary consideration is given to candidates' ranks in JEE Main 2025.

2. Class 12th Percentile : If JEE Main 2025 scores are not available or for remaining seats, Class 12th percentile is considered.

3. Diploma Scores : For candidates with a diploma in engineering and technology, their scores are considered if applicable.

Eligibility Criteria for REAP 2025:

• Academic Qualification : Candidates must have passed the 10+2 examination with at least 45% marks (40% for reserved categories) in subjects including Physics, Mathematics, and one of Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, Information Technology, Biology, Informatics Practices, Biotechnology, Technical Vocational subject, Agriculture, Engineering Graphics, Business Studies, or Entrepreneurship.

• Age Limit : There is no age limit for REAP 2025.

• Domicile : Candidates should qualify the domicile criteria set by the authorities. https://engineering.careers360.com/

What You Can Do Now:

• Strong Class 12th Performance : If your Class 12th percentile is strong, you still have a viable chance for admission through REAP 2025.

• Timely Registration : Ensure timely registration and participate actively in the counselling rounds to maximize your admission prospects.

Hello,

Based on the KCET 2023 Marks vs Rank analysis, if you score 90 marks in KCET (out of 180) and have 276 marks in your PUC (PCM) board exams (out of 300), your estimated rank would be in the range of 3,500 to 4,000 .

This estimation considers the normalization process between your board exam marks and KCET scores, which typically assigns a 60% weight to the KCET score and a 40% weight to the board exam marks.

Therefore, your combined normalized score would be approximately 164.4 marks .

Please note that this is an approximate estimate, and actual results may vary based on factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the highest score achieved, and the number of candidates appearing for the exam.

For a more personalized and accurate prediction, you might consider using KCET rank prediction tools available online.

Hi aspirant,

KCCET uses a 50:50 weightage ratio to determine student rankings, with 50% of your rank based on your board exam marks and 50% based on your KCET score.

You can calculate your score yourself, but for a more precise rank, it is recommended to visit the Career 360 KCET rank predictor.

Here is the direct link to the rank predictor.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-rank-calculator

Although, it's very unlikely that you will secure a seat in top ABM with CAT 67 percentile. Here's is a breakdown to your question:

· CAT Percentile vs. Score: A CAT score of 67 typically translates to a percentile in the range of 90-95 percentile based on the provided data from previous years. While this is a decent score overall, it falls short of the cutoffs for most top-tier ABM programs.

· Cutoffs for Top ABM Institutes:

• IIM Lucknow: For their PGP-ABM program, the qualifying CAT cutoff for the general category is around 85 percentile . However, the actual cutoff for shortlisting for the Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI) stages is likely to be higher.
• IIM Ahmedabad: While they also offer an ABM program (PGP-FABM), their minimum qualifying CAT cutoff is around 80 percentile , but the final admission cutoffs are usually much higher, often in the 99+ percentile range for general candidates.
• MANAGE (National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management): Their cutoff in CAT percentile has been around 70 for the general category in recent years. With a 67 percentile, you might have a slim chance here, but it's still competitive.
• CCS NIAM (National Institute of Agricultural Marketing, Jaipur): They consider CAT scores with a significant weightage (30-51% in their selection criteria). While they don't explicitly state a cutoff, it's reasonable to assume it would be higher than 67 percentile for a good chance of admission.

· Overall Good CAT Score: Generally, a CAT percentile of 90 and above is considered a good score for securing admission to decent MBA programs in India. For top-tier institutes, a percentile of 95 and above is often preferred.

· MBA Colleges Accepting 60-70 Percentile: While there are MBA colleges that accept CAT scores in the 60-70 percentile range, these are generally not the top-ranked or most sought-after ABM programs. The focus of those lists is on general MBA programs, not specifically ABM.

While securing a seat in ABM can be tough, you can research about other colleges, consider other examinations, to improve your application profile.

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Hello,

Based on previous years' trends, here's an estimate of the KCET score you might need to aim for, given your 2nd PUC PCB score of 232:

• Top-tier colleges (e.g., RV College, MS Ramaiah, PES University) : To secure a seat in branches like Computer Science or Information Science, you may need a KCET score between 85 and 100. This could correspond to a rank within the top 5,000.

• Mid-range colleges (e.g., Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Dayananda Sagar College) : A KCET score of 75 to 85 might place you within the 5,000 to 10,000 rank range, improving your chances for branches like Mechanical or Civil Engineering.

• Other colleges : Scores below 75 may still secure you a seat, but the options might be limited to less competitive branches or colleges.

Remember, these are approximate estimates. The actual cutoff can vary each year based on factors like exam difficulty, number of applicants, and seat availability.

It's advisable to aim for the highest score possible to increase your chances of getting your preferred course and college.

Hope it helps !

To predict the KCET score required for securing a seat in an engineering course (such as CSE, ECE, etc. ) based on your 2nd PUC PCB score of 232 , several factors must be considered. Let’s break down the approach to help you understand what score you may need to target in the KCET exam:

Key Factors to Consider:

1. Total Marks (Board + KCET Marks) Weightage:

   • In KCET , the final rank is determined by a combination of your Board marks and KCET marks . Usually, 50% of your rank is determined by your Board marks , and 50% by your KCET marks .

   • Since your 2nd PUC PCB score is 232, the first step is to assess how this score compares to the total possible score (600). With a score of 232, you have approximately 38.67% of the total weightage from your Board exams.

2. Target KCET Score:

   • To calculate the ideal KCET score, the goal is to aim for a good balance of marks in both your Board exams and KCET. If you are aiming for a highly competitive seat in a top engineering college , you should target at least 50% in your KCET exam to boost your rank.

   • Based on trends from previous years, a KCET score of around 100-120 is generally considered competitive for securing seats in good engineering colleges. However, for top-tier colleges like PES University, RV College , you might need to score above 120 , depending on your category (OBC, SC, ST).

3. Rank Prediction Based on KCET Scores:

   • With a Board score of 232 and a KCET score of around 100-120 , your estimated rank could range from 10,000 to 20,000 . This can vary based on factors such as the number of applicants, difficulty of the exam, and your category.

   • For OBC Category 2A students , the cut-off for CSE in good colleges may fall within this rank range. For less competitive branches , you may have a better chance even with a lower KCET score.

4. College-Specific Cutoffs:

   • Each college and branch has its own cutoff ranks . For example:

     • PES University and RV College of Engineering usually have high cutoffs (above 1,500-2,000 rank) for top branches like CSE, ECE.

     • Other well-known colleges may have cutoffs up to 5,000-10,000 for popular courses.

Conclusion:

• With a PCB score of 232 , you should aim for a KCET score of at least 100-120 to have a reasonable chance of getting into good engineering colleges . For top colleges or competitive branches, focus on improving your KCET score further, aiming to exceed the 120 marks range.

• Always check the official KEA website for the most updated information on KCET cutoff ranks for various courses and colleges.

Hello,

with a MAT score of 482, you can consider MBA colleges in Bangalore such as Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship, St. Joseph's Institute of Management(SJIM), and Indus Buiseness Academy (IBA), which have cutoffs around 65-70 percentile. admission chances depend on factors like academic background and interview performance. it's advisable to check each college's official website for specific eligibility criteria and application deadlines.

Hii shiv

First of all congratulations.

A score of 337 generally considered as a good score and you can get admission in mtech in various nits and iits

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-score-300-means-how-many-marks

Check this link for more information.

Thanks