Hi Kamal, Ofcourse its a great percentage to get colleges. If you're looking for Arts & Science College here are some options all over India:

1. University of Delhi
2. Christ University
3. Loyola College
4. Hindu College, Delhi
5. Hansraj College

If you're looking for Engineering, here are some best colleges in India:

1. Indian Institute of Technology ( Madras)
2. Manipal Institute of Technology
3. Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology
4. Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute
5. Dr. B R Ambedkar National Institute of technology

For More details, https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/ranking

For Top Colleges https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/india-colleges-fctp

To get into a good college in Karnataka after the KCET exam, aim for a score of 150-160+ out of 180 and ensure a strong board PCM percentage (around 95 or above).

KCET Score:

Aiming for 170+ out of 180 can secure a rank below 10.

Scoring 150-160+ is a good target for top 700-900 ranks.

Even 140+ can be a realistic target, especially if your board PCM percentage is high.

Board Exam Performance (PCM):

A strong board PCM percentage (around 95 or above) is crucial.

Consider aiming for 280+ out of 300 in your board exams.

Factors Affecting Rank:

The difficulty level of the KCET exam and the performance of other candidates significantly impact your rank.

The number of applicants also plays a role.

Specific College Target:

For top 10 colleges, aim for 280+ in board exams and 120-130 (for the 10th college) or 160+ (for RVCE) in KCET.

The required marks for specific branches may vary.

KCET Qualifying Cutoff:

The qualifying cutoff for KCET 2025 is 50% for the general category and 40% for other categories.

For the 2025 AISSEE (All India Sainik Schools Entrance Examination) for Sainik School Korukonda, OBC candidates should aim for a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate to qualify, with a minimum of 25% in each subject, and expect a slightly lower cut-off than the general category.

AISSEE 2025: This is the entrance exam for Sainik Schools, including Korukonda, for admission to Class 6 and 9.

OBC Category: Candidates belonging to the Other Backward Classes (OBC) category are eligible for reservation benefits.

Minimum Qualifying Marks:

Aggregate: 40% marks in the AISSEE exam.

Individual Subject: At least 25% marks in each subject of the exam.

Expected Cut-off:

General Category: Expect the cut-off to be higher than the OBC category.

OBC Category: The cut-off for OBC candidates is expected to be lower due to reservation.

Rank and Merit List: Admission to Sainik Schools is based on the rank secured in the School-wise, gender-wise, category-wise (Home State and Outside State) merit list

of AISSEE.

Important Points to Note:

AISSEE Information Bulletin:

For the most accurate and detailed information, refer to the official AISSEE Information Bulletin published by the National Testing Agency (NTA).

Home State/Outside State:

The concept of "Home State" and "Outside State" is determined based on the candidate's domicile and the location of the Sainik School they opt for.

OBC-NCL:

Candidates claiming OBC-NCL (Non-Creamy Layer) status should ensure they are on the Central List of Other Backward Classes available on the NCBC website.

Example:

If a candidate from the OBC category scores 45% in the AISSEE exam and has at least 25% in each subject, they are likely to be eligible for admission to Sainik School Korukonda, assuming they meet the other eligibility criteria.

However, their chances of getting a seat will depend on their rank in the merit list compared to other candidates in the same category.