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Cut-off ranks can vary each year depending on various factors, including the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the availability of seats. To determine the cut-off ranks for D Pharmacy admission through KCET you should refer to the official KCET website or the information bulletin provided by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). They usually release detailed information on cut-off ranks and seat allotment after the completion of the admission process. Additionally, it's important to note that cut-off ranks for D Pharmacy can vary depending on the category (general, SC, ST, OBC, etc. ). The competition and the number of seats available under each category will affect the cut-off ranks. I recommend checking the official KCET website or contacting the Karnataka Examinations Authority directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the cut-off ranks for D Pharmacy admission through KCET. They will be able to provide you with the specific details you need.

CUCET (Central Universities Common Entrance Test) is an examination conducted for admission to various undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programs offered by participating central universities in India. While CUCET covers a wide range of courses, including pharmacy, it is important to note that not all universities participating in CUCET may offer M. Pharmacy programs. To determine if CUCET is suitable for M. Pharmacy admission, you need to check the list of participating universities and their respective courses. Visit the official CUCET website or the websites of individual central universities to SEE if they offer M. Pharmacy programs and if they consider CUCET scores for admission. The eligibility criteria and admission process may vary between universities. Additionally, some universities may have their own specific entrance exams or criteria for M. Pharmacy admissions. It is recommended to thoroughly research the universities you are interested in and their admission requirements to ensure you are aware of the appropriate examination (s) to take for M. Pharmacy admission. It's also worth considering other common entrance exams in India for M. Pharmacy, such as GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test), which is a national-level examination specifically designed for pharmacy graduates seeking admission to M. Pharmacy programs in various institutions across the country. Ultimately, carefully review the admission criteria and requirements of the universities you are interested in to determine the most suitable entrance exam (s) for M. Pharmacy admission.

Hi,
It is difficult to get good government colleges or NITs with this percentile but you can apply for good private universities or institutes who are taking their own entrance exam and having their own admission criteria like:
SHIVNADAR UNIVERSITY
NORTHCAP UNIVERSITY
MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
BENNETT UNIVERSITY
IILM UNIVERSITY, GURUGRAM
LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY
BML MUNJAL UNIVERSITY
AMITY UNIVERSITY
SRM UNIVERSITY, etc.
You can also try for state level counselling for engineering admission. IILM UNIVERSITY, GURUGRAM is offering B.Tech in computer Science and Information Technology with contemporary computing areas like:
Cloud Computing
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Big data
Internet of Things (IoT)
Machine Learning
Deep Learning
Image processing
Block Chain