Hello Aspirant,

In case you have not been assigned a seat in the first round of KCET counselling and have joined another college but are now thinking of leaving that college, you should still be able to participate in the next round of KCET. You will not have to do anything to withdraw from KCET counselling, and can also wait for the next round(whenever that is). However, to leave the college you have joined, however, you will need to follow that college's withdrawal procedure (which will generally be that you have to submit a formal application, and pay a fee, if any). Make sure you go through that college's refund policy before you withdraw.

Hello Prajwal

With a KCET rank of 1,50,00 you can get following colleges (excluding civil and mechanical branches):

1. Acharya Institute of Technology, Bangalore
2. Bangalore Institute of Technology
3. Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, Bangalore
4. New Horizon College of Engineering, Bangalore
5. Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology and Management, Bangalore
6. CMR Institute of Technology, Bangalore
7. BMS Institute of Technology, Bangalore
8. KLE Technological University, Hubli
9. Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Bangalore
10. SJCE Mysore

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Hello

With a KCET rank of 19567 and family income of 40,000 you can definitely get REVA university under SNQ Quota.

For REVA University, SNQ quota ranks have generally closed from 12,00 to 40,000 depending upon the branch. With your rank, you have a  chance of getting a good branch (Except CS and IT).

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, a General Merit (GM) student should think about attending the 2nd extended round of KCET counselling. Although the seat matrix may reflect "No GM seats" initially, there may still be openings due to withdrawals, non-reporting by allotted candidates, or upgrades from earlier rounds. All vacated seats were renewed, not currently being used by candidates, and some of these openings can be again filled under GM category. Many students have gained good seats in this round by attending 2nd extended counselling, although the first matrix indicated "zero".

Yes, you can be eligible for the KCET exam even if you studied your 11th and 12th (Intermediate) in Andhra Pradesh, provided you meet certain domicile/residency criteria of Karnataka.

Since you completed your schooling up to 10th standard in Karnataka and are a Karnataka domicile, you may be eligible under Clause (a) or (b) of KCET eligibility. These clauses usually include:

• You must have studied in Karnataka for at least 7 years including 10th.

• Or one of your parents must have studied in Karnataka for at least 7 years.

• Or your mother/father must be a Karnataka state government employee.

You will likely need to submit a domicile certificate or study certificate from Karnataka to support your claim.

Hello!

M S Ramaiah University , Bangalore, is one of the reputed private universities in Karnataka. For admission through KCET the cutoff ranks change every year.It depends upon the category, number of seats and number of students applied.

Last year for branches like Computer science and Engineering the cutt off was between 10,000-15000 for General category students and branches like mechanical, civil or ECE their cutt off was between 20,000-40,000.For categories like SC,ST or OBC the cutt offs go much higher.

In case a student gets a seat on the second round KCET counseling And if you not paid the required fee as per the time limit then the seat will be automatically cancelled. Then the seat will be termed as vacant and can be given it to other deserving candidates in the second turn or the open ended turn.

When this happens the student is not usually given the chance to take up the seat again. But in case additional rounds of counseling (such as extended second less competitive round or casual vacancy round are added, the students can enter again only the permission of KEA (Karnataka Examination Authority) to enter or re enter some certain conditions.

One should regularly visit the official KCET site in order to receive any announcement. Failure to pay the fee by deadline is considered as refusal to occupy the allocated seat

In this case you should make an attempt to call KEA helpdesk to find out whether there is any alternative solutions to you. good luck!

Hi Khushi,

Yes, with a CGPA of 8.63, you're definitely eligible to apply for PG in Life Sciences or Zoology, especially if you meet the basic subject criteria in graduation. About your DUPGET score (38) if this is for Dibrugarh University, the cutoff varies slightly each year. Last year, for general or open category, cutoffs for Zoology were around 45–50 marks. So with 38, your chances might be low for the first list, but there’s always hope in later rounds or waiting list.

You can still apply you never know how many students accept seats, also apply to other universities with PG Zoology like Tezpur, Gauhati, or NEHU for better options.

Hope this helps you!

KCET 2025 counselling is mainly online, but document verification is done offline at helpline centers. After that, all steps like option entry, seat allotment, and fee payment are done online through the KEA portal. Keep checking the official site for updates.

Hi dear candidate,

Nearly every college/ university provides the hostel facility to it's students and in case they do not, there should be availability of PG facility near by it.

You must check at the respective college/university's website for the confirmation or you may mail them too.

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