Hi Sindhu,

Thanks for asking careers360,

You cannot get it now as it has to be preserved till admission. You can do only one thing just call the examination officials and state your query to them they will do something if something can be done.

Good Luck!

hello,

thank you for connecting to careers360.com . generally if we see the PCM is only considered for even BIO TECHNOLOGY stream . better confirm it on the official website . all the very best for your future.

Dear sujay

never compare one predictor to other predictor as every one has its  idea to give better result so let me say that from previous or anything else you scored good marks in both and giving ranks will be based on category so finally your expected rank will be

Hello,

According to your marks, your probable rank will be approximately between 23,250 - 24,250.

Good Luck!

Dear Aspirant ,

congrats on getting good marks on both board and kiit but you can check your rank on 

https://engineering.careers360.com/kiitee-rank-predictor

Thankyou 

Good Luck

Hello Kanneeshwaran, The last date for applying for KCET was March 22, 2018.

Hi, its a littlew difficult to get Mechanical at your rank in BMS College as last year it closed at 4.5k comedk rank, however you can get other branches like Biotech, chemical, civil etc easily. You can check out more here:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/bms-college-of-engineering-bangalore/cutoff

Hello,

Based on your marks, your probable rank will be approximately between 37,750 - 40,250.

Good Luck!

For getting seat in any of the GOVt. colleges or for cracking KCET to secure seat

in CS stream or MECH stream, please HAVE a look at the pdf which I provided for further clarifications

http://kea.kar.nic.in/cet2017/R1/engg_cutoff_gen.pdf

Hope this helps you :)

ALL THE BEST for your Counselling.

Regards,

SIRISHA SANATHA

Hello,

The merit list of the candidates will be prepared based on the marks scored by the candidates in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in KCET 2018 along with the marks scored in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in the qualifying examination in the ration of 50:50.

You can refer to the