It's important to understand that your KCET rank is not solely determined by your KCET marks. The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) uses a specific formula that gives 50% weightage to your KCET PCB marks and 50% weightage to your 12th standard (or equivalent) PCB marks.

Therefore, to estimate your KCET rank for 2025, we need to consider both your scores:

• 12th PCB Marks: 263 / 300
• KCET PCB Marks: 88 / 180

Here's how the composite score for ranking is calculated:

1. Calculate the percentage of your 12th PCB marks: (263 / 300) * 100 = 87.67%

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2. Calculate the percentage of your KCET PCB marks: (88 / 180) * 100 = 48.89%

3. Calculate the composite score (50% weightage for each): (87.67 + 48.89) / 2 = 68.28%

Now, to estimate your rank based on this composite score, we need to look at previous years' KCET marks vs. rank trends. Please note that these are just estimates based on past data , and the actual ranks for 2025 might vary depending on the overall performance of all candidates, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of applicants.

Based on the general trends from previous KCET exams, a composite score of around 68 might place you in a rank range of somewhere between 40,000 to 60,000 or even higher.

Based on your scores—263/300 in PCB (12th boards) and 88/180 in KCET PCB—your approximate KCET 2025 rank for the PCB stream would likely fall between 10,000 and 15,000