Harsha, while calculating your NEET eligibility, only your 12th marks are considered. The same goes even with KCET. To be eligible for NEET, you should have completed your 12th in all subjects and should have secured a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for

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The KCET cutoff depends on various factors like the difficulty level of Examination, number of candidates appearing for exam, number of seats available and the performance of candidates in examination. Now,Your rank depends on the 12th  result and your CET score out of 180.

So, to predict your rank,

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KCET 2020 also known as the Karnataka Common Entry Test (KCET) will be conducted by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) on 22 and 23 April for admission to Engineering, B. Pharm and Farm Science Courses in Government / University / Private Aided / Private Unaided Institutions in Karnataka

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Yes, you have a chance of getting a good rank in KCET. For that you need to make hard work because you got somewhat less marks in your examination. you need to score 120-130 in your KCET for obtaining a good rank. It will be a tough thing but

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The application process involves registration with mail and password. Then, filling perosnal details, using generated id and mail, since you are repeaing you have to fill

Previous KCET Details

• Year of appearance

• KCET number

• If the applicant has appeared for previous KCET exams or not?

• Whether obtained any

KCET is a Karnataka State level entrance exam for admission to Engineering and Pharma courses for students who have Karnataka domicile. If you are not from Karnataka and you do not have Karnataka domicile, you should write COMEDK. For Medical Entrance, NEET is the only entrance exam for MBBS,BDS, BUMScourse

First of all, A Big Congratulations to you for securing a decent percentile. I hope you are satisfied with your percentile and taking that into account and with a guess that the percentile you have mentioned is that of your CAT exam, I am proceeding forward with my answer.

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According to KCET eligibility criteria mentioned in https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-eligibility-criteria, if you have studied for a minimum period of 7 years in an Institution in Karnataka starting from your 1st standard to PUC, then you are eligible for domicile of Karnataka. Because you have studied for 8 years and your mother is

NEET is the entrance examination for admission to Medical, Dental, Ayush and Veterinary courses across India. That includes St. John's Medical College as well. Now KCET is the entrance examination for admission to Engineering, Pharmaceutical and Farm Sciences courses in Karnataka. But for St. John's or for that matter any