Hi.

Karnataka PGCET MBA Exam has a relative marking that means the highest mark whatever they are, are regarded as rank 1 or 100 percentile.

That means, if someone with 90 marks is highest, he/she has rank 1 and someone with 89 marks will have rank 2. If there are 5 candidates with marks 88 then there is a tie breaker.

If the marks/ merit of two or more candidates is tied, the following method of tie-breaker will be used:

• The total aggregate marks in the qualifying examination of the candidate will be marked. The higher qualifying marks will gain higher merit.
• If the marks are equal again, then the age of the candidate will be taken in account, where the candidate elder in age will get higher merit.
• Still, if the merit is tied, the merit will be determined by draw of lots.

So the rank cannot be as such approximated. If you have any more queries please feel free to comment.

Best of Luck