I am currently pursuing my 2nd PU from Karnataka & want to take up aeronautics/aerospace course. What should be my score in theory and KCET?
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Try to score maximum in theory, you should give more importance to theory. After you feel that you are fine with the theory then you can concentrate on CET.
I feel if you are interested in aeronautics then you better choose mechanical because the base branch for all the aeronautics and aerospace is mechanical. Later, if you are interested then pursue Masters abroad by taking specialization in aeronautics.
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Higher Chances :
You are likely to get admission in less competitive branches in private or newly established colleges, such as:
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Instrumentation Technology
Environmental Engineering
-> Less Likely Streams (Tough chances):
You may find it difficult to get these branches in good colleges:
Computer Science Engineering (CSE)
Information Science (ISE)
Artificial Intelligence / Data Science
Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)
(Only possible in newer or rural colleges)
Mangalore University offers courses at the UG, PG, PhD, PG Diploma, and Certificate levels. Admission to majority of courses is offered on the basis of Karnataka PGCET and KCET. Primarily, Mangalore University offers courses such as BPEd and MBA on the basis of valid scores of KCET. Apart from this, candidates must qualify Class 12 and graduation for admission to UG and PG level courses.
Candidates can check the KCET cutoff and branch-wise seat intake here -
| Branch | KCET 2025 draft seat matrix | KCET expected cutoff (based on the last year cutoff rank) |
| Biotechnology | 60 | 18040 |
| Electronics and Communication Engineering | 360 | 5451 |
| Computer Science and Engineering | 720 | 2009 |
| CSE in Al and ML | 480 | 3119 |
| Electrical and Electronics Engineering | 60 | 10345 |
| Mechanical Engineering | 60 | 26275 |
The expected KCET cutoff course-wise of RV College of Engineering as per the last year is as follows -
| RV College of Engineering courses | Cutoff (closing rank) |
| Aerospace engineering | 3824 |
| Computer Science and Engineering (AI and ML) | 888 |
| Biotechnology | 8563 |
| Chemical Engineering | 13853 |
| Civil Engineering | 16279 |
| Computer Science and Engineering | 501 |
| Computer Science and Engineering (Cyber Security) | 1017 |
| Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science) | 745 |
| Electrical and Electronics Engineering | 4202 |
| Electronics and Communication Engineering | 1354 |
| Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering | 2347 |
| Industrial Engineering and Management | 21255 |
| Mechanical Engineering | 8395 |
No, the KCET verification slip is not solely for engineering candidates. It's a document required for all candidates participating in the KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test) counselling process, including those seeking MBBS and other courses. The verification slip is generated after document verification and confirms that a candidate's documents and eligibility have been reviewed by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). It is essential for all candidates to download and keep this slip safe as it is needed for the counselling process, including choice filling and seat allotment
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