If you have scored 195 out of 300 in your board PCM subjects and 51 out of 180 in KCET, here is a detailed explanation:

• KCET Rank Calculation:
  KCET engineering rank is determined by giving 50% weightage to your board marks (PCM) and 50% weightage to your KCET PCM marks . Both are calculated together to determine the final ranking.

• Performance Analysis:

  • Board Marks:
    195 out of 300 equals 65% in PCM subjects.

  • KCET Marks:
    51 out of 180 means you have a moderate score.

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• Expected Rank Range (Approximate):

  • With these marks, your expected KCET engineering rank could fall somewhere around 50,000 to 80,000 range.

  • This is only a rough prediction and actual rank may vary slightly depending on the difficulty level of the exam, number of candidates, and your category (if any reservation is applicable).

• Admission Chances:

  • You may get admission into private engineering colleges in Karnataka under the general or management quota.

  • For government colleges or top courses like Computer Science, Electronics, Mechanical, your chances may be lower.

  • You can also explore courses like Civil, Biotechnology, Information Science, or lesser demanded branches in reputed colleges.

• Important Advice:

  • Attend all rounds of KCET counseling (including casual vacancy and extended rounds).

  • Keep an option for private universities like REVA University, Presidency University, Acharya Institute, etc., where admission chances are good.

Conclusion:
With your board and KCET marks, you have a decent chance to get admission in good private colleges for engineering courses. Stay updated with the KCET counseling process and select your options wisely to maximize your opportunities.

1. KCET Rank Calculation Formula

Your final rank is determined by combining KCET marks (50% weightage) and Class 12 PCM board marks (50% weightage):

• KCET percentage : 51180×100=28.33%18051×100=28.33%

• Board percentage : 195300×100=65%300195×100=65%

• Final score : 28.33+652=46.67%228.33+65=46.67%

2. Expected Rank Range

Based on previous years' trends :

• Score ~46.67% : Likely rank between 70,001–80,000 (general category).

• Low KCET score (51/180) : This pulls down the final score significantly, placing you in a higher rank bracket (>70,000).

• Note : Your rank (~70k–80k) may limit options to less competitive branches (Civil, Mechanical) in newer colleges or those with higher intake.

. Key Points

• Low KCET marks : Scoring 51/180 (28.33%) is below the general cutoff (expected ~50% or 90/180).

• Improvement options :

  • Reappear for KCET in 2026 to improve scores.

  • Explore diploma lateral entry or other entrance exams (e.g., JEE Main, state CETs.

• Summary :

  • Expected rank : 70,000–80,000 (general category).

  • Focus : Apply to newer colleges or less competitive branches .

  • Backup : Consider lateral entry or reappearing for KCET.

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