Unfortunately, with a KCET rank above 1.3 lakh, it is highly unlikely you will be able to secure an engineering seat in your preferred college during the third round of admissions. The cutoff ranks for most popular engineering colleges are typically much lower than 1 lakh, often in the range of a few thousand. Given the intense competition for engineering seats in Karnataka, candidates with ranks above 1 lakh usually struggle to get into their top choice colleges, even in the later rounds of the admission process. Your best option may be to explore alternative options like government polytechnics, private engineering colleges with lower cutoffs, or consider other degree programs that are a better match for your rank. KEA has released KCET 2024 results on Jun 1, 2024. According to KCET passing marks in each subject, candidates in the general category must have at least 50% of the 180 total marks. In comparison, candidates in the reserved category must have acquired at least 40% of the 200 total marks or 80 marks