KCET

KCET Reservation 2025 seats are for candidates belonging to the special category. 15% percent of government seats are reserved for Rural Candidates, 5% for Kannada medium, 10% for Defence Personnel of Karnataka Origin and 1 seat in each engineering college has been fixed for Jammu and Kashmir Migrants.10% of the total seats reserved for defense personnel within the engineering colleges. This means that 10% of the seats specifically reserved for defense personnel are allocated horizontally, meaning they are within the general merit and reserved category pools, to the children of Karnataka-based defense personnel. 

KCET is an entrance exam for colleges in Karnataka, including B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering in Bangalore. Like JEE, this exam consists of multiple-choice questions and the subjects covered include Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology, depending on the course applied for. Candidates should have completed their 10+2 or equivalent examination with relevant subjects to appear in the exam.  B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering. For undergraduate admission, you need a minimum of 50-55% aggregate marks in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) in Class 12. The admission is based on JEE Main and JEE Advanced scores. 

The KCET 2025 exam, which is relevant for Bheemanna Khandre Institute of Technology admissions, is scheduled for April 16th and 17th, 2025, and the results are expected to be released in April 2025. 

The application date for Karnataka common entrance test opend earlier this year on 23 January to 18 February and the deadline to pay the application fees was 19 Feburary deadline was subsequently extended to 24 Feburary and allowed applicants to pay fees till 25 February,

If anyone need to do any correction in their application form there is a correction window opened by Board till 17 april to do necessary corrections 

Yes, you can potentially get into Presidency University-Bangalore even with lower 2nd PUC marks, if you perform well in KCET, as KCET scores are a significant factor in the admission process, especially for engineering programs. 

Yes, Government College of Pharmacy Bangalore offer B.Pharma without KCET. The fees for 4 Years is INR 8 lakh. 

On September 22, 2024 the KCET 2024 Round 2 seat allotment results were announced by Karnataka Examination Authority.  Candidates could check their status of allotment from official KEA website with the help of their CET number. After this 2nd extended round final seat allotment results was declared on October 9, 2024. 

The KCET rank required to secure admission at REVA University for BTech varies from year to year. Further, it also varies depending on the candidates' reservation categories. Candidates need to clear the cut-off specified for their desired specialisations. The KCET cut-off (last round) for BTech admission at the university in 2024 for some specialisations is presented in the table below:

The KCET rank required to secure admission at MSRIT for BE varies from year to year. Further, it also varies depending on the candidates' reservation categories. Candidates need to clear the cut-off specified for their desired specialisations. The KCET cut-off for BE admission at MSRIT over the past three years for some specialisations is presented in the table below:

For engineering admissions in Karnataka, the KCET exam is most similar to COMEDK-UGET in terms of syllabus, exam pattern, and difficulty level. 

Both exams cover Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, drawing from the Karnataka State Board and NCERT syllabus. 

The exam pattern and difficulty level are very similar. 

KCET is primarily for students who have studied in Karnataka for at least 7 or 8 years, while COMEDK is open to students from all over India, particularly those seeking admission to private engineering colleges in Karnataka.