KIITEE

Admission decisions are typically based on various factors, including the number of available seats, the number of applicants, and the performance of the applicants.
Percentile scores indicate the percentage of candidates who scored lower than a particular candidate. In this case, your son's percentile score of 89.55 means that he performed better than approximately 89.55% of the candidates who appeared for the KIITEE Phase 2 exam.
To determine your son's chances of securing admission to the CSE branch in KIIT Bhubaneswar, it's important to consider the previous year's cutoff ranks or scores for the CSE branch. These cutoffs can vary from year to year based on the overall performance of the applicants.

In the KIITEE (KIIT Entrance Examination), the admissions process may vary depending on the policies and guidelines set by the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) University. It's best to refer to the official information provided by the university or contact their admissions office for the most accurate and up-to-date details. Typically, in multi-phase entrance exams, the percentile obtained in each phase is considered independently for the purpose of admissions. This means that if you get a higher percentile in Phase 1 compared to Phase 2, it's more likely that your Phase 1 percentile will be considered for admission. However, the final decision would ultimately depend on the specific rules and regulations set by KIIT University. It's always recommended to check with the university directly for the most accurate information regarding their admissions process and the weightage given to different phases of the exam.