KIET Cut-off 2020 - Last Two Year Trends Opening Rank & Closing Rank for all Courses

KIET Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad (Also known as: KIET)

Candidates who want to seek admission to B.Tech. (Bachelor of Technology) programme offered by KIET (Krishna Institute of Engineering and Technology) are required to appear in UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination) conducted by AKTU (Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University). Admissions are provided on the basis of UPSEE rank cut-off for KIET (Krishna Institute of Engineering and Technology). Candidates who acquire UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination) rank within the closing rank cut-off for KIET (Krishna Institute of Engineering and Technology) get seat allotment in the counselling process. 

KIET Cut-off 2019 (B.Tech.)

KIET Cut-Off 2018 (B.Tech.)

Factors determining the KIET Group of Institutions cut-off

Difficulty level: The difficulty level of UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination)is a crucial factor that affects the rank cut-off. Candidates are less likely to qualify the more difficult UPSEE set. Thus, fewer candidates acquire a high cut-off rank. 

Number of students appearing in UPSEE 2020: On average around 150,000 candidates appear every year in UPSEE. They compete for getting admissions in 800 colleges affiliated with AKTU (Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University). It becomes more competitive when the higher number of candidates choose KIET (Krishna Group of Institutions) Group of Institutions as their first preference in the counselling process. 

Number of seats available in the college: If the ratio of available seats and candidates appearing in the UPSEE is crucial to predict the rank cut-off for the admission in the college. 

Previous year’s cut-off trends: Previous year’s cut off trends give an idea for predicting the present year’s rank off. 

KIET (Krishna Institute of Engineering and Technology) Group of Institutions Rank Cut-Off Analysis

After analysing the cut-off of the years 2018 and 2019, we can conclude that the difficulty level of UPSEE 2019 has increased as compared to UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination) 2018. As the rank cut-off of 2019 has decreased with an average difference for each specialisation of B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology). It also signifies that the number of students appearing in the UPSEE 2019 might be higher than those appearing in the UPSEE 2018. 

Concerning the present year circumstances of COVID 19 community spread, the least number of candidates appeared in the UPSEE 2020. Thus, the rank cut-off may get higher as compared to previous years.