My son got 116562 KCET Rank in engineering and he belongs to your-PWD Which college and branch in Bangalore can we expect?

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Hello Mr Naveen, The rank of your son is a little on the lower side. However being from PWD, there will be chances for getting admission in reasonably good college. To help you I am attaching a link that can predict college for your son, based on ranking in KCET. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/

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Hi, initially you said that you are serving defense person from Karnataka, now you are saying that you are ex serviceman. The quota apparently is only for serving personnel. If you are retired then take up case through ex servicemen league or district sainik welfare officer.

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Yes, many NIRF-ranked colleges in Karnataka also accept COMEDK UGET and JEE Main scores, giving non-KCET students a pathway in. Some colleges additionally offer management quota seats for direct admission, based on eligibility criteria. 

Yes, you have a good chance to get a seat at Shimoga Institute of Medical Sciences in the second round with a KCET rank of 39,000 under OBC 2A Rural category.

KCET is the main entrance exam for state quota seats. If you have a good JEE Main score, you can also apply for a management or NRI quota seat, or apply through COMEDK, which is another popular option in Karnataka. Each college may accept a different mix, so check individually.

For the General AI category, the maximum PES ECE cutoff 2026 acceptable for admission in the first round was 1223. So, students with a rank lower than 1223 can easily gain admission to the above-mentioned course. To know the maximum rank required by other categories, see the table below.

Category (All India)PES ECE cutoff 2026
General1223 
ST7369
PWD224168
Category (Home State)PES ECE cutoff 2026
General2193

KEA usually conducts multiple rounds of counselling, including Round 1, Round 2, and an Extended Round, depending on how many vacant seats are available.

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