Hi Sam!

For MAHE entrance test, candidate should get 400 to 550 score out of 800 to get admission in B.Tech programmes. For B.Tech in CS branch, one should get about 550 to get seat confirmed in MAHE. Your score is low and better luck next time. Cutoff for previous

Hi Aarush!

To get in CS branch in MAHE, one should get around 550/800 in entrance test according to the cutoff trends. For the admission in remaining engineering branches, your score should be between 400 to 550 from total 800. You can try in 2nd attempt if you want to

Hi Anurag, 

                  These pattern of Manipal is new. So nobody can tell the exact thing but your marks is good. I don't think you should have to appear for another time. So, stay & wait for the counselling. 

Hello

It would be difficult to predict the rank as this year there is change in marking scheme of the exam. Total marks of MU OET 2018 was 200 and this year the total marks are 800.

Result of MET 2019 will be released on May 4, 2019. Stay updated

Hello

It would be difficult to predict the rank due to change in the exam pattern this year. Exam was of total of 200 marks last year and this year the total marks are 800. 

Result of MET 2019 will be declared on May 4, 2019. Stay updated for the

Hi Aspirant

This is Ritika

Hope you are doing well and coming to your question as trend of manipal entrance exam has been changed to this year and negative marking is also included so it is difficult to predict the rank.As rank depends on no of students appeared in exam

Hi 

This is Ritika

Hope you are doing well and coming to your question as for this year trend of manipal entrance exam has changed it is taking exam of 800 and negative marking is also included there.291/800 is not bad marks it is almost 36%of total marks but getting

Hi Aspirant

This is Ritika

Hope you are doing well and coming to your question you have not mentioned in which exam 241/800 . Hopefully supposing it about MIT entrance exam I will say it is difficult to say or predict as the exam pattern of MIT has changed this