BIT Durg – CSE with 89 Percentile (JEE Main 2025)

General Category: CSE unlikely (cutoff ~95%ile).

State Quota / EWS / OBC: Possible in later rounds.

Management Quota: Yes, CSE possible (direct admission with higher fees).

Tip: Apply through state counselling & keep backup private colleges

hi,

decent colleges — especially in private or semi-government institutions, depending on your state and category.

If you're from Karnataka and this is your KCET rank, then colleges like Acharya Institute of Technology , New Horizon College of Engineering , JSSATE Bengaluru , and BMSIT might be possible in later rounds. Government colleges might be tough for CS at this rank, but you could still get other branches and try for branch change later.

If you're from another state, let me know — because cutoffs change from state to state and quota to quota. Also, if you're from a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC), your chances improve significantly.

With a KCET rank of 46,000, your cousin has a fair chance of getting admission into AI & ML or Computer Science (CS) in some good private colleges in Bangalore under the government quota. Top colleges like RV, BMS, and MSRIT may be tough, but colleges like Acharya Institute, East West Institute, AMC Engineering, or T John College could be possible. It’s a good idea to apply to multiple colleges and check cutoffs in each counselling round for better chances.

Your JEE Mains score of 94.32 percentile is good and can be considered by AIEMS (All India Engineering Management System) for admission, especially if you are in the CS (Computer Science) group. AIEMS accepts JEE scores for many engineering colleges. However, admission depends on the specific college’s cut-off and seat availability. It’s best to check the AIEMS official website or contact them directly to know if your score fits their CS program and what the next steps are for applying.

Hello Ansh,

Whether you can get admission in the Computer Science (CS) or Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) branch depends on several key factors:

• Entrance Exam Rank/Score : Your performance in entrance exams like JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, state-level exams (like KCET, AP EAMCET, TS EAMCET), or university-specific exams plays a major role. A high rank increases your chances for CS or ECE.

• Category and Reservation : SC, ST, OBC, EWS, or other reserved categories may have lower cut-off ranks for CS and ECE branches.

• College Preference : Top colleges like IITs, NITs, IIITs, and top private universities have higher cut-offs for CS and ECE. Mid-tier or private colleges may offer more flexibility with lower ranks.

• State Quota vs. All India Quota : Home state students often have a better chance under the state quota.

• Gender-Based Quotas : Some institutions offer female-only seats or relaxed cut-offs for girls.

If you mention your entrance exam name, rank or percentile, category, and state, I can give a more specific answer.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Dear Candidate ,
With a KCET 2025 rank of 137,614 getting a Computer Science ( CSE ) seat in a government engineering college in Karnataka in quite difficult, as the closing ranks for CSE in these colleges are generally much lower - mostly under 85,000 . However you can still explore other branches like Mechanical , Civil or Electrical Engineering , which may have higher closing ranks and  thus a better chance . Additionally , consider applying to private colleges where CSE seats might still be available at your rank , or explore options under the management quota . Make sure to participate in all rounds of counseling, including the extended and spot rounds .