Hello there,

With a score of 56 in the KCET PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) examination, here’s what you can expect regarding potential courses and your likely rank:

Expected Rank:

• Based on previous years' data, a score of 56 might place you in the range of 60,000 to 80,000 in the

With 100 marks in KCET and 150 in practical exams, you may have a chance at securing a veterinary seat under the OBC category, depending on the cutoffs, which vary each year. Veterinary seats are competitive, so your admission will depend on the specific cutoffs for OBC students and the

Failing to write the version code in your KCET OMR sheet can be a concern, but there might still be a chance your answer sheet gets evaluated.  While it's important to address this, try to stay calm. Many students might forget to fill out certain details in the OMR sheet.

The biggest concern is a delay in evaluating your answer sheet. Since the version code helps link your answers to the specific question booklet you received, its absence could lead to confusion and require additional scrutiny during evaluation. This might delay the announcement of your results.

In a worst-case scenario,

Hello Vinay,

With a KCET score of around 75% and a family income of Rs. 90,000 , you may be eligible for the Supernumerary Quota (SNQ) in Karnataka, which is reserved for students from economically weaker backgrounds. This quota offers fee concessions but is highly competitive, and seats are limited,

With 235 marks in your PCM board exams and 50 marks in KCET, your rank could likely fall around 60,000 to 80,000, although this is an estimate and may vary depending on overall competition and exam difficulty. Your overall percentage would be around 47% in KCET if we consider your

Hello there,

To estimate your KCET rank based on your scores, here's how it generally works:

1. KCET Marks : Your KCET marks (64) and practical exam score (144) will contribute to your overall rank.
   
   
2. Board Marks : Your board marks (337 in PCMB) also play a role, especially for courses

Heyy

stuck in the same situation.

So were you able to cancel your seat?...if yes what was the process. Thank you

Hi aspirant,

KCCET uses a 50:50 weightage ratio to determine student rankings, with 50% of your rank based on your board exam marks and 50% based on your KCET score.

You can calculate your score yourself, but for a more precise rank, it is recommended to visit the Career 360