Hello aspirant,

KCET is a common entrance exam for the candidates of Karnataka. This examination provides many of the courses like B. Pharma, B. Tech, bsc, and so on. Candidates who have passed their class 12th boards in Karnataka state are eligible for this entrance examination.

As per your query, you have not mentioned your percentage in class 12 boards. Your marks in class 12 is 244 but the total marks is not mentioned and subjects also not mentioned so for the prediction of your rank is quite impossible in this situation. You may mention the key points in comment section.

You can also take the help of our college predictors. They will provide you the exact prediction of your dream college. The link is given below-

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Hope this helps you :)

Dear Aspirant,

As per the previous cutoffs 120 marks is not enough to get into a government college. But in many colleges you can apply if you have got more than 50% marks. It depends on the college and the cutoffs mentioned by them.

Hello Prabha,

First of all don't worry and also ask your brother to get relaxed because nothing is going to happen to you.

The issue you have mentioned will not cause any problem and the result which will be used in NEET UG 2022 application for class 11th and 12th should be of the same state board from where he had passed the examinations and it will be considered. Even in counselling only the result of state board will be considered so make sure that he will have a valid result from the state board.

You have to take care of the fact that you should never share the details of class 11th from CBSE board anywhere and even that will not be considered as valid because you have not completed class 12th from that board and as you have completed 10+2 from state board so you should mention only about your state board wherever you need it.

So now get relaxed because no action will be taken against your brother.

I hope you got the point.

Good Luck!!

Hello Aspirant,

Year drop after school is advisable if you're into getting good colleges and need some time for preparation, you can use this time to figure things out and decide what career you want to pursue, research about different colleges and courses and apply accordingly. Just keep this in mind that while applying for admission next year you'll be supposed to present a gap certificate, provided  and signed by the official judiciary of the court in a stamp paper. Rest it is completely fine.

Hope this helps!

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Hi

Admission in IIT is through JEE advanced examination for this year there's no percentage barrier for JEE advanced .

So, yes even if you have got only 65% in class 12th , you can still get admission in IIT this year in 2022

But in case,

You are planning to give a JEE advanced examination in 2023 then I would suggest you to give improvement examination so that you can get at least  75% so that even if 75% barrier for general /EWS/obc category returns back in 2023 will be still eligible

For your reference

JEE  advanced eligibility criteria is given below :-

---------------------) Qualification required :- One needs to pass 10+2/ or equivalent with the following 5 subjects:-

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Mathematics

• A language

• Any subject other than listed above

Those appearing for 10+2/equivalent are also eligible.

- --------------------) Minimum marks in 12th /equivalent :-  you need to pass your class 12th with at least 75% marks in aggregate in class 12 if belong to general or obc category or at least 65% marks if belongs to SC/ST or must be in the top 20 percentile in class 12 examination.

††† IMPORTANT NOTE :- Considering pandemic in order to give relaxation. The minimum percentage barrier of 75 % - 65% has been lifted off for jee advanced 2022. It means all you need to be eligible is to have at least passed 12th .

----------------------) 12th /equivalent passing year :-  You can give JEE advanced examination for the maximum of consecutive 2 years starting from the year of appearing for your 12th examination i. e to be eligible for JEE advanced 2022 your 12th board examination appearing year should be either 2022 or 2021

††† IMPORTANT NOTE:-

Considering pandemic, there's one time measure for students who had passed 12th in 2021 & 2020.

• For 2021 passed :- Those 2021 passed students who had qualified jee main 2021 and had registered for jee advanced 2021 but couldn't appear in the examination are directly eligible for jee advanced 2022 without appearing in jee main 2022.

• For 2020 passed :- 2020 12th passed students are also eligible for  jee advanced 2022 after qualifying jee main 2022 provided they have appeared in only one of 2020 or 2021 jee advanced or none of them.

Details about it is available at:- https://news.careers360.com/jee-advanced-2022-extra-attempt-iit-entrance-exam-candidates-who-missed-in-2020-2021-jeeadv-ac-in

-----------------------) There is upper age limit, according to which to be eligible for jee advanced 2022, you should be born on or after 1st October 1997. There is 5 years of age relaxation for SC, ST and PwD so candidates of SC/ST /PWD needs to be  born on or after October 1, 1992.

-----------------------) you must qualify JEE main  2022 to be eligible for jee advanced 2022.

To give you an idea of the jee main qualifying cut off percentile to be eligible for jee advanced,  jee main 2021 cut off percentile to be eligible for jee advanced 2021 is given below :-

• general :-87.8992241 percentile

• EWS:- 66.2214845 percentile

• OBC-NCL :- 68.0234447 percentile

• SC :- 46.8825338 percentile

• ST:- 34.6728999 percentile

• PWD :- 0.0096375 percentile

You can get the detailed below information about jee advanced eligibility criteria by visiting our page the link for the same is provided below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-eligibility-criteria

Thank you

Hello Dear,

You can go through the table below to get an idea of your tentative rank according to your marks:

KCET Marks vs Rank (Tentative)

Hope this helps

Thank You!