Hi,

As per your mentioned query yes, you are eligible to persue BCA. The eligibility criteria for BCA vary from college to college so it's depends on the college in which you wanted to take admission.

The basic BCA eligibility criteria for the BCA admission process is mentioned below:

• The student must have an aggregate of 50% or above in Class 12 in any stream (Arts, Science, Commerce) with English and Mathematics as a compulsory subject.
• Some colleges grant admission to students who have completed class 12 without Maths and English as compulsory subjects.

Hope this will help you !

Hey aspirant

Predicting keam rank according to mark is very difficult. As you know range of rank varies from year to year. It depends on toughness of exam, number of candidates appeared, number of seats etc. Rank list is calculated by adding both theory and entrance and convert into out of 600. As you have excellent plus two mark, you will be getting good rank. By adding both you will be getting mark 450+ . Which is a good score. Predicting exact  rank is difficult but you could get admission in top colleges for above mark.

The KEAM rank rundown is ready by ascertaining the typical imprints got in the placement test and Class 12 in the proportion of 50:50. If the applicant has not concentrated on Chemistry in Class 12, then the imprints acquired in Computer Science will be taken.

By this score you can expect a position between 12000-20000 by this rank you will get a confirmation in Private schools and government-controlled universities might be in some administration universities.

To know more about your rank please use this college predictor link: https://www.careers360.com/keam-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Hey there!

As per the notification, KEAM rank list will be released by Commissioner of Examination on August 15, 2022 on the official website. You need to login with your credentials to check the rank list for qualified candidates. The rank list is prepared based on the marks obtained in KEAM entrance test and your board marks in ratio 50:50.

However It is difficult to predict your exact rank as it depends on various factors like :

>> No. of students appearing and qualifying the exam and the marks they are securing in the exam.

>>Difficulty level of paper, etc.

If we analyze previous years rank pattern for KEAM with the boards marks, your KEAM score is 287 out of total score of 960, and 12th PCM percentage as 98% but you have not mentioned your board of education , considering it as CBSE, your rank can be nearly ~8.5k. Also, Please note that this rank is based on previous years rank fashion and it could vary with the original score.

Predict your college where you can get admission through KEAM college predictor:

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

Hope this helps

Hey aspirant

Keam ranks are calculated by adding both theory and entrance. Both have 50:50 weightage. Rank will always depends on total number of candidates appeared, easiness of exam . So based on this your rank will be too low. You need to score minimum 300+ to get admission for any course. If you score 450+ then you will get admission for top colleges for top stream. For more details refer. https://www.careers360.com/keam-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Hey,

KEAM score which generally out of 960 is standardized and made out of 300. KEAM Score and board marks are taken in 50:50 ratio to calculate the aggregate marks in KEAM. Similarly the board marks of plus 2 (whether state board or CBSE or ISCE) is standardized based on the overall performance of the students appearing for the exam (also out of 300). The total score out of 600 is used in determining our rank.

You got an decent mark in KEAM . You may be get seat in CSE branch or may be not. There is also 50-50 possibilities. To check the number of colleges or names of college that you will get at this marks visit the link given below:-

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

Thank you!

Hope this help you!

Hey Aspirant,

As you say that you got 197 in KEAM and 96.4% in +2. It will be little bit difficult to get good government colleges. It will depend upon which category you belong to, availability of seats, cutoff which varies every year .

To predict your rank and colleges visit the link given below:-

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

For further details visit the link given below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-cutoff

Thank you!

Hello Aspirant,

As you say that you got 197 marks in KEAM and 96.4% in +2. It's not enough to get admission into a government college in Kerala because you marks less than the required marks for the eligibility criteria. KEAM rank is calculated as per the rule:- 50:50 ratio Marks in KEAM and Marks in +2 standard. But you have some chances to get seat in some colleges in kerala according to your eligibility criteria.

For the college and rank prediction visit the link given below:-

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

Thank You!

Hey,

Your KEAM marks are less according to the eligibility criteria for the KEAM rank. As you say that you have 163 marks in KEAM and 96% in +2. There are less chances to get into government colleges in KERALA. It is very low marks to secure a good rank. Institute will prepare the rank list by calculating the average marks secured in the KEAM Exam and in +2 with the ratio 50:50. As per your mark your rank would be lie between the range 12000-15000 approximately. For exact college and rank prediction visit the link given below:-

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

Thank You!

Hello student,

Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA) and Bachelors of Commerce (B.Com) both are a part of Commerce field. BBA is more related to Management, Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, etc while as B.Com is connected with Accounts, Administration, Finance, and Economics. B.Com has more career options when compared with BBA.

If you select B.Com as your graduation you have  to choose one among  two different types of B.Com courses, B.Com General and B.Com Honours.