Compare PACE Mangalore vs CEC Mangalore

• CET is conducted every year by the government of Karnataka through the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA). Only Karnataka students can appear for this entrance exam.
• The seat allocation depends on the rank and choice of the student. The fee structure is decided by the Govt. of Karnataka every year.
• Please refer to the KEA website for more details.

Management quota admissions procedure:

• Candidates interested to join under management/ NRI quota has to collect the Brochure and application forms from the Admissions Office and submit the duly filled in forms along with the documents required and photographs. After the document verification, they have to attend the counselling session. Admission slip/ Payment receipts need to be retained for future reference.
• Students may also download the application forms and brochure online. Please contact Admissions Officer for more details.

Seat Allotment:

The allotment and distribution of the seats are as follows

• Common Entrance Test (CET) by Government of Karnataka - 40% Seats
• Management Quota – 60% Seats

The applicant should have appeared for at least one of the entrance examinations CET conducted by Karnataka Examination Authority, Bangalore, OR COMEDK-UGET OR JEE  OR KRLMPCA- UGCET.

The candidate shall have passed the Second year Pre-University of XII std or equivalent examinations held preceding the entrance test with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, along with one of the following subjects: Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Electronics and has secured not less than 45% of the aggregate marks in optional subjects with English as one of the languages of the study. 40% marks in case of Karnataka candidates who belong to SC, ST and OBC.

Lateral Entry Eligibility: Candidates shall have passed a three year Diploma in Engineering with minimum of 45% marks (40% for SC/ST) in the final year.

The minimum qualification for admission for BE is a pass in the 2nd PUC or 10 +2 higher secondary or equivalent qualifying examination with a minimum aggregate of 45% in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with Biotechnology or computer Science or Biology or Electronics as optional subjects in place of Chemistry.40% marks in qualifying examination in case of *SC, ST, Category 1 & OBC Category candidates.

The relaxation in academic eligibility is extended only to Karnataka candidates belonging to the SC, ST & Cat-I, OBC. The above rules shall also be applicable to the candidates seeking admission under Management Quota.