Dear candidate, the Karnataka pgecet 2020 application form was opened again from September 24 at 11 a.m. up to 25 September 2020 up to 6 P.M.

You can go to register for Karnataka PGCET 2020 by filling the application form via online website of Karnataka education authority.

The documents that were required for the registration were the marksheet of class 10 and 12, scanned copy of candidates passport size photograph, candidate signature, parents signature, left thumb impression, a valid ID proof, and active email id, and also an active mobile number.

It's not much difficult to edit the form. You can simply login on to the portal of official website using credentials of your own and you can edit the options with you might have uploaded wrong. Thank you.

Dear aspirant, 

If we consider the previous year cutoff then yes, you can get admission in all the mentioned colleges.

If you want to know the detailled information then I'm providing you the link in which you will get each and every information regarding the previous year cutoff or opening and closing rank of various colleges. Below is the link. 

Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tancet-cutoff/amp

GOOD LUCK. 

hello aspirant,

there is no passing marks for pgcet exam for mca admission. seats will be allotted as per your rank.

the basic eligibility you need to maintain is minimum a three years bachelor degree course from a recognised university.

hope you may understand.

hello aspirant,

there is no qualifying marks declared yet on official websites.  ranks will be alotted as per the score on the entrance exam. however the basic eligibility criteria is  A candidate who has passed qualifying examination or equivalent examination as prescribed by the Competent Authority. Also, obtained a minimum aggregate of 50% marks (45% for SC/ ST and Category-I) taken together in all the subjects of all the years/semesters of the Degree Examination are eligible for admissions.

Eligibility clause in PGCET  implies that you should have scored 50% or above marks in all the 3 years of your bachelor’s degree. If you have scored 40% in 1st year, 38% in 2nd year and 80% in final year of your graduation, although your average aggregate score is more than 50% for all the years, but your score in individual year is less than 50% and this is the catch in your eligibility that would not allow you to get admission to MBA or any other Post Graduate programme through PGCET 

hello aspirant,

last years cutoff scores for different category was as below--

Thiagarajar School of Management(Co-Ed), Madurai      

Open- 53.333    

Bc- 49   

Bcm- 47.667       

Mbc- 40.333      

Sc-36.667            

Sca- 33.333         

St-27.667

Hello anusha

Rank in pgcet depends on several factors like

• Number of students participated in exams
• Number of students having more marks then you.

according to last year trends you will get a rank above 3500 if its MBA or MCA.

I hope it helps

hello aspirant,

The Medical Council of India (MCI) has denied permission to three newly set up medical colleges in Jharkhand, at Palamu, Hazaribagh and Dumka, to start academic sessions from 2019, citing faculty deficiency.

The state government had sought permission to start classes for 50 MBBS seats in each of the three medical colleges from the current session.

In the list released by the MCI for availability of MBBS seats in medical colleges across country, names of these three from Jharkhand are missing.

At present, the three medical colleges have only caretaker principals in the name of college administrator as well as faculty member.

hello aspirant,

see you have not mention which course you want to apply. apicet entrance test is for mba and mca courses. please do mention your course name , then I might able to help you.