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With a CRL rank of 1,53,000 and an EWS rank of 23,000 , it might be challenging to get a seat in CVR College of Engineering (CVRCE) for B.Tech through JEE Mains in the B Category (management quota) based on the typical cutoffs.

However, here are some considerations:

  1. B Category (Management Quota) : Generally, management quota seats may have a higher cutoff compared to regular seats, but they are still often more flexible.

  2. Specific Branch : You might have better chances in less competitive branches compared to high-demand ones like CSE or ECE . Branches like Mechanical , Civil , or Electrical might have slightly lower cutoffs.

    Recommended Steps:

  • Check Previous Cutoffs : Look at the last year's cutoff trends for the EWS category in CVR College of Engineering.

  • Direct Admission or Management Quota : You can inquire about direct admission or management quota options if you're considering alternatives.

  • Counseling and Choice Filling : During the counseling process, you can list CVRCE as one of your preferences to see if any seat becomes available.

It's best to contact the college directly or check their official admission guidelines for more precise information regarding your rank and the available options.



I would recommend you to use JEE Mains College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank or percentile.


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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.



Thanks for the info! Let's break this down to see your chances in KCET Engineering :

Your Details:

  • KCET Score (Expected): 60–70 marks

  • Board Marks (PCM): 205 out of 300

  • Category: CAT-1 (reserved)

  • Exam: KCET 2025

  • Stream: Engineering (PCM)

KCET Rank Prediction:

  • With 60–70 marks in KCET and 205 in boards , your KCET engineering rank may fall roughly between 35,000 to 50,000 (approx, varies by year).

  • CAT-1 category gives you reservation benefit , which improves your chances significantly.

Colleges You Might Get (CSE or Other Branches):

CSE:

  • You might get CSE in:

    1. PES Mandya

    2. KSIT Bangalore

    3. AMC Engineering College

    4. Cambridge Institute of Technology

    5. RNSIT (maybe in later rounds)

Other Branches (more chances):

  • ECE, ME, Civil, IT in better colleges like:

    1. Dayananda Sagar College

    2. New Horizon College

    3. Acharya Institute

    4. Sapthagiri, SJBIT, etc.

Tips:

  1. Use option entry wisely during KCET counselling.

  2. List both CSE + other branches to improve chances.

  3. Keep track of mock allotments to adjust preferences.

Hi aspirant

Entering the incorrect graduation year is a mistake that must be corrected promptly. While you may still be able to apply to colleges by filling out the necessary paperwork, submitting inaccurate information on entrance exam applications may result in issues. Contacting the relevant exam authorities as soon as possible is critical for understanding the potential repercussions and exploring any feasible remedies.

All the best!

With a CAT score of 67 percentile, getting a seat in Agribusiness Management (ABM) at top IIMs (like IIM Ahmedabad or IIM Lucknow) is unlikely, as they usually require 85–95+ percentile.

However, you can apply to:

IRMA Anand (if you have a strong profile)

NIAM Jaipur

Manage Hyderabad (cutoffs vary, but usually 70–75 percentile)

Private colleges offering ABM like Amity, BIMTECH, etc.

CAT score

Greetings! Here's a detailed response to your query

When dealing with different entrance exams like the CAT and SNAP, it's crucial to understand that each exam has its own independent application process. Therefore, the category you select for one exam doesn't automatically carry over to another.

The CAT (Common Admission Test) and SNAP (Symbiosis National Aptitude Test) are conducted by separate bodies. This means their application forms and data are handled independently. Therefore, you have the option to choose a different category in your SNAP application, even if you selected "General" in your CAT application.

During the SNAP application process, you'll be asked to provide your category details. At this point, you can accurately indicate your OBC status, provided you have the necessary valid documentation. It's very important to provide correct information, and to have the appropriate documents to back up the category you select .It is very important to remember that Once the SNAP application is submitted, changes to category information are generally not allowed.

If you choose to apply under the OBC category in SNAP, ensure you possess a valid OBC Non-Creamy Layer certificate as per the government's prescribed format. This certificate is essential for availing any category-based benefits during the admission process.

In essence, you have the flexibility to select a different category for the SNAP exam compared to your CAT application. However, prioritize accuracy and ensure you have the required documentation to support your chosen category.

I hope this helps.


Hi aspirant,

To access the 2024 MHT CET answer key, go to the State Common Entrance Test Cell's official website (cetcell.mahacet.org). Look for the MHT CET answer key download link, which is normally located on the homepage. You will probably need to enter your password and registered email address in order to access the answer key PDF, as well as the question paper and response sheet.

All the best!

Hello,

achieving a 99.99 pecentile in the CAT exam significantly enhances your prospects for admission to JBIMS, which evaluates candidates using an application rating(AR) score, which includes

-entrance exam score (CAT/MH-CET/CMAT) : 60% weightage

-Past Academic Record (PAR) : 15% weightage (https://cracku.in/colleges/jbims/admission-process/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

-Extra-curricular Activities/Work Experience : 20% weightage (https://jbims.edu/uploads/announcement/Revised_M_Sc__Finance_Admission_Procedure_Batch_2024-26.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

-Diversity (Academic/Gender): 5% weightage

while ahigh CAT percentile is crucial, a lower academic record may impact your overall AR score. Nonetheless, exceptional performance in other areas, such as entrance exams and extracurricular activities, can help offset weaker academic credentials. it's advisable to review JBIMS's detailed admission criteria and consider strengthening other aspects of your application to enhance your chances


Hi aspirant,

Based on your B.Com (Hons) degree, you did not make a mistake when you listed "Management" as your discipline on the CAT application form. Depending on your program, you most certainly studied various parts of management as part of your degree. As a result, "Management" is a relevant and reasonable discipline to discuss.

All the best!


Greetings! Here's a detailed response to your query

Okay, so you're a bit confused about what to put in those CAT, FMS, DSE, and IIFT forms regarding your 12th scores. Since you did CBSE, they usually only consider your final 12th standard marks.

Even though you did great in 11th, scoring 495 out of 500, for these entrance exam forms, they're specifically asking about your 12th board exam marks .You mentioned you got 400 out of 500 in 12th, which comes out to 80%.

Therefore, when filling out the forms for CAT, FMS, DSE, and IIFT, you should enter 80% as your 12th percentage. The aggregate of 11th and 12th isn't typically what they're looking for in these sections. They want to know how you performed in your final board exams. So, stick with the 80% from your 12th results. Good luck with your applications!

Hey Shathvika, that's a great question! So, you're wondering about MBA entrance exams besides the CAT, right? Absolutely, there are quite a few others you can consider in India. Here's a rundown: Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) : XLRI Jamshedpur runs this one, and over 150 B-schools across India accept it. You'll usually find it in January. What's cool about the XAT is that it often includes sections on Decision Making and sometimes even an Essay Writing part. Management Aptitude Test (MAT) : This is conducted by the All India Management Association (AIMA). A lot of schools – over 600 in India – take MAT scores. The best part? You can take it four times a year: February, May, September, and December. Plus, you can choose between Paper-Based (PBT), Computer-Based (CBT), and even Internet-Based (IBT) options. Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) : If you're eyeing a Symbiosis institute for your MBA, this is the one. Symbiosis International (Deemed University) conducts it, and it's usually in December. SNAP's also known for having a somewhat unique way of scoring. Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) : The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts the CMAT. AICTE-approved institutions all over India will accept it. This one's also typically held in January. It checks you on things like quantitative skills, logical thinking, how well you understand language, and your general knowledge. NMAT by GMAC : The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) is behind this exam. NMIMS and quite a few other management schools accept it. What’s interesting is that you have a 75-day window, usually from October to December, to take it. And, you can even retake it up to three times if you want to improve your score! Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) Exam : NTA also conducts this one. If you are keen on IIFT Delhi and Kolkata, this is your ticket. Expect to take it in December. This exam puts a little more weight on questions about international business and trade. MICA Admission Test (MICAT) : MICA Ahmedabad uses this for its PGDM-C program. They hold it twice a year, generally in December and January. MICAT looks at how creative you are, how well you write, and your general abilities. Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) : GMAC runs the GMAT as well. Many B-schools in India, and even more worldwide, accept GMAT scores. You can take it pretty much any time of the year. People often go for the GMAT if they're thinking about executive MBA programs or schools with a focus on international business. Lovely Professional University National Entrance and Scholarship Test (LPUNEST) : LPU conducts it for admissions into its undergraduate and postgraduate programs. It's held multiple times throughout the year. It also works as a scholarship test, so doing well can get you some financial aid. So, there you have it! Each of these exams has its own quirks when it comes to structure, who can take it, and the scores you need. It’s worth digging into each one a bit to see which one fits best with what you've studied and where you want to take your career. Good luck!

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