i got 109 in pcb kcet and my board pcb score is 91.3% will i get veternary seat in government college

Hello,

With KCET PCB score of 109 and board percentage of 91.3%, your chances for a government veterinary seat are a bit tough , but not impossible.

Based on previous year trends , general category students usually needed around 115+ in KCET PCB and above 85–90% in boards for a government veterinary seat. Since you have good board marks , that helps a bit.

But as cutoffs can change every year depending on difficulty level, number of seats, and competition, your chances are borderline . If you are from a reserved category (like SC/ST/OBC) , then your chances are better.

So, if you're general category , you might be on the edge, but if you are from any reservation , there are decent chances .

You can use our KCET College Predictor Tool to predict which college you can get based on your scores.

Hope it helps !

Hello there,

With a KCET score of 109 and a board percentage of 91.3% in PCB , your chances of getting a veterinary seat in a government college in Karnataka are uncertain, as it depends on factors like:

1. KCET Rank : A score of 109 might translate to a rank that could vary. Typically, veterinary seats in government colleges are competitive.
   
   

2. Category : If you belong to a reserved category, you may have better chances.
   
   

3. Previous Cutoffs : Government veterinary colleges have varying cutoffs, but it is generally high.
   
   Next Steps:

• Check the KCET counseling process and cutoffs for veterinary seats.
  
  

• Explore state-level reservations and category-based quotas for better chances.

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 I wish you all the best in your bright future.

With 109 in KCET PCB and 91.3% in boards, your chances are moderate for a veterinary seat in government colleges (especially if you're in a reserved category).

General category: Tough, as cutoffs are usually under 5,000 rank.

OBC/SC/ST: Higher chances; many get in with 10,000–15,000 ranks.

Final decision depends on your KCET rank, which will be released soon.