KCET

Bangalore University offers admission to the BArch course via its affiliated college called UVCE Bangalore at the undergraduate level. The institute accepts the KCET entrance score for admission. During the UVCE Bangalore KCET cutoff 2024, the first and the last-round closing rank stood at 503 for the General AI category students. So, considering both the rounds, a student with a KCET rank of 500 is eligible to get a call from the institute for BArch admission. However, the cutoff ranks vary for different categories. Students can refer to the table below to view the category-wise cutoff ranks for BArch: CategoryKCET Last Round Cutoff 2024General503OBC503SC499 

Every year, the Bheemanna Khandre Institute of Technology (BKIT) has a different KCET cutoff for each course and category. The overall cutoff ranks for 2024 fall between 42,967 and 155,548. Closing ranks vary by course; for example, the B.E. in Chemical Engineering has a cutoff of 47,188 to 101,978. Likewise, depending on demand and applicant volume, different engineering specialties will have different cutoffs. Performance in the KCET is important since admission prospects are greatly increased by better scores. To increase their chances of getting into the schools they choose, prospective students should strive for scores higher than these cutoffs.

The admission rank at Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara (SDM) College for BAMS courses shall be based on the KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test) rank. BAMS admissions are conducted through the Karnataka state quota and thus are open only to candidates who have appeared for the KCET. The KCET rank is, however, preferred when it comes to BAMS admissions at SDM College, because though the All India Rank obtained through NEET may be considered for some seats, especially in the case of All India quota or if the institution happens to be participating in any central counseling process. Stay updated with the latest changes in the admission process by keeping an eye on the counseling notices provided by college or Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA).

The counseling session organized by the Karnataka Examinations Authority for KCET in admissions to undergraduate courses in engineering, agriculture, and equivalent disciplines. Steps in the process include registration, document verification, option entry, and seat allotment based on rank and available options. Candidates are required to verify documents such as their KCET rank card, SSLC marks cards for Indian students, PUC marks cards, and relevant caste or income certificates, if applicable. After a seat has been allotted, confirmation of admission is done through paying fees and reporting at the allocated college. Multiple such rounds of counseling make it easier to complete the process of allotting seats to students.