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With a CET rank of 100,000, getting a seat in B.Pharmacy can be challenging, especially in top government colleges. However, there might still be opportunities in private or lesser-known institutions. Here’s what you can do:

1. Private Colleges: You might find seats in private B.Pharmacy colleges. They often have more lenient cutoffs compared to government institutions.
   
   

2. Lesser-Known Government Colleges: Some lesser-known or newer government colleges may still have seats available, though competition can be tough.
   
   

3. Management Quota: Some private colleges offer management quota seats which might have different admission criteria.
   
   

4. Counseling Rounds: Attend all counseling rounds. Sometimes, seats in various colleges become available in subsequent rounds.
   
   

5. Check College Websites: Look for admission notifications on college websites for any updates or openings.

You can also reach out to the CET exam authorities or admission counselors for personalized advice based on the latest cutoffs and seat availability.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Which college can I get with 2 lakh rank in KCET

List of Colleges for above 1,00,000 Rank in KCET for B.Tech Admission 2023 Name of the College B. Tech Specialization KCET Closing Ranks 2023

Ghousia Engineering College Ramanagara EE Electrical 122952

SJC Institute of Technology Chickballapur CE Civil 198425

I.Thimmaiah Institute of Technology BANGARAPET CE Civil 196617

A student must aim to score 170 to 175 marks in KCET to seek Karnataka BPharm Admission 2024.

For 2 lakh rank in JEE Main, the expected percentile is 75. With this percentile and rank, you will probably get admission to colleges like SRM University Chennai, Jaipur University Tezpur University, NIT Mizoram

Yes, you can potentially take admission for B.Pharmacy this year (2024) and write the NEET exam along with it.

Having passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) generally meets the minimum eligibility criteria for B.Pharmacy admission. Your performance in EAMCET last year (assuming it's the Engineering, Agriculture, and Medical Common Entrance Test) might not directly impact B.Pharmacy admission.

Admission to B.Pharmacy colleges can be based on factors like:

• Class 12 marks (PCB)
• Entrance exam scores (may vary by college) - Some colleges might consider EAMCET scores or state-specific pharmacy entrance exams.
• Merit list preparation
  
  NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is primarily for aspiring doctors. The eligibility criteria for NEET typically involve passing 10+2 with PCB and meeting minimum marks requirements. Balancing the demands of a B.Pharmacy course and NEET preparation will require good time management skills.
  
  
  I hope it helps!
  
  

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