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 KCET rank predictor.

Here is the direct link to the rank predictor.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-rank-calculator

To estimate your KCET rank and your chances of getting a government biotechnology seat, we need to consider the 50:50 weightage of your board marks and expected KCET PCB marks.

First, let's calculate your board percentage in PCB: (242 / 300) * 100 = 80.67%

You are expecting 90 marks out of 180 in KCET PCB. Let's calculate this as a percentage: (90 / 180) * 100 = 50%

Now, we calculate your CET rank determining score by taking 50% of each percentage and adding them: CET score = (50% of Board Percentage) + (50% of KCET Percentage) CET score = (0.50 * 80.67) + (0.50 * 50) CET score = 40.335 + 25 CET score = 65.335

Based on previous year's KCET marks vs. rank analysis, a CET score around 65 might correspond to a rank in the range of 20,001 to 40,000 or even higher . Please remember this is an estimate, and the actual rank can vary.

Regarding your chances of getting a government biotechnology seat, it depends on the cutoff ranks for biotechnology in government colleges for your specific category. Biotechnology is generally a moderately competitive branch.

To get a government biotechnology seat, you would typically need a better rank than what your current estimated score suggests. Government colleges usually have lower cutoff ranks compared to private colleges.

I hope this helps .