BMS College of Engineering: Courses, Fees, Admission 2025, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

The steps to check the KCET Ranking have been explained below:

1. Go to the official website: https://cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea

2. Click on the KCET 2025 Results/Rank link available on the screen.

3. Enter your login details:

• KCET Registration Number
• Date of Birth

4. Submit the details.

5. Your KCET Rank Card will be displayed, showing:

• Your rank for Engineering, BSc Agri, Veterinary, etc.
• Marks in Physics, Chemistry, Maths/Biology
• PUC (Class 12) marks used for normalisation

7. Download or print your rank card for future use.

• Check KCET Marks Vs Rank Analysis
• Predict your rank using the KCET Rank Predictor

With a KCET score of 70, your expected rank is likely to be between 35,000 to 45,000, if the exam's difficulty and competition levels have been taken into consideration. Given that 50% of your Board ranking includes your 60% PCM board marks, this may slightly impact your overall ranking. 

For RV College of Engineering (RVCE), the cutoffs are around 2500-5000 for CSE, 7000-9000 for ECE, and 10,000-13,000 for EEE, making your chances very low unless you qualify under special categories like the HK region, Rural, or SC/ST. 

At MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT), the cutoffs for CSE are around 6000-8000 and for core ECE/ISE/EEE branches almost 10,000-13,000, where admission chances appear doubtful. 

However, Atria Institute of Technology (AIT) has cutoffs for CSE/ECE approximately 50,000-60,000, giving you a high probability of admission even in core branches. 

Other colleges you can consider include New Horizon College of Engineering, East West Institute of Technology, Cambridge Institute of Technology, Nitte Meenakshi Institute (for some branches), Acharya Institute of Technology, and BNM Institute of Technology (non-core).

Check KCET Marks vas Rank Analysis

Firstly, let's calculate your board exam marks:

• Your board exam marks is 273 out of 300.
• To get the percentage, calculate: (273/300)∗100 = 91%
• For the KCET ranking, 50% weightage is given to board marks, so your score contribution from board exams would be 91∗ 0.50 = 45.5

You are expecting 75 to 80 marks out of 180 in KCET. To get this out of 100, referring to the KCET Marks vs Rank Analysis, we can take the range:

• Lower end: (75/180) ∗100 is 41.67
• Upper end: (80/180) ∗100 is 44.44

So, your estimated KCET score out of 100 is roughly between 41.67 and 44.44. This is the sum of 50% of your normalised board marks and 50% of your KCET score out of 100.

• Lower end: 45.5 + 41.67 = 87.17
• Upper end: 45.5 + 44.44 = 89.94.

Refer to CollegeDekho's KCET Rank Predictor

Based on the previous year's trends of the KCET Ranking System,

• A score in the range of 80 to 85 out of 180 in KCET might correspond to a rank between 4501 to 5000.
• A score in the range of 75 to 80 out of 180 in KCET might correspond to a rank between 5001 to 5500.

As your board mark is 91%, which is very good, this will influence the overall marks scored in the exam. With your estimated KCET marks of 75 to 80, your total score (out of 100) is likely to be 80+ marks and rank approximately between 3001 to 5500.

Yes, you can! According to the criteria prescribed by BMS College of Engineering, Bengaluru, students who have passed class 12th with English along with minimum 45% of Marks in related subjects (based on the course you want to apply to) is eligible to pursue in UG programs

Dear Student, 

You can download subject wise COMEDK UGET 2025 syllabus PDF directly from our website and check the approximate weightage of topics while preparing. The COMEDK exam syllabus is based on the Class 11 and 12th curriculum, and consists of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics subjects. The Physics syllabus consists of topics such as Electrostatics (4 questions), Gravitation (3 to 4 questions), Modern physics (5 questions), and Optics (5 questions). The Mathematics syllabus consists of important topics and weightage as Integration (5 questions), Differentiation (5 questions), Vector & 3D (5 to 6 questions), and Conic section (6 questions). Finally, the Chemistry syllabus comprise topics, like Organic chemistry (10 questions), Chemical Bonding (2 to 3 questions), Solid State and Solution (4 questions), and Chemical Kinetics (2 questions). Please note that these question distribution has been suggested based on the past years' and expected weightage analysis. We hope this information was helpful to you, and wish you all the best! 

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