To get into a good college in Karnataka after the KCET exam, aim for a score of 150-160+ out of 180 and ensure a strong board PCM percentage (around 95 or above).

KCET Score:

Aiming for 170+ out of 180 can secure a rank below 10.

Scoring 150-160+ is a good target for top 700-900 ranks.

Even 140+ can be a realistic target, especially if your board PCM percentage is high.

Board Exam Performance (PCM):

A strong board PCM percentage (around 95 or above) is crucial.

Consider aiming for 280+ out of 300 in your board exams.

Factors Affecting Rank:

The difficulty level of the KCET exam and the performance of other candidates significantly impact your rank.

The number of applicants also plays a role.

Specific College Target:

For top 10 colleges, aim for 280+ in board exams and 120-130 (for the 10th college) or 160+ (for RVCE) in KCET.

The required marks for specific branches may vary.

KCET Qualifying Cutoff:

The qualifying cutoff for KCET 2025 is 50% for the general category and 40% for other categories.