B-Pharma — KCET Cut-offs
General Merit closing ranks across 72 colleges, 2025. A lower rank means more competitive.
In short
A General Merit B-Pharma seat under KCET closed tightest at 20,184 (Government College of Pharmacy) and widest at 2,65,467 (BGS Vijnatham Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences) across 72 Karnataka colleges in 2025 — final-round figures from the official KEA publications.
Figures last checked against the official publication on .
Final-round General Merit closing ranks, transcribed from the official KCET publications — see how we verify data. Ranks here are KCET ranks only and cannot be compared with any other exam’s. Other categories appear on each college’s own page. Always confirm against the official publication before counselling.
B-Pharma — common questions
Answered from verified records — official closing ranks. Not written by students. How we verify data.
- Which college is hardest to get into for B-Pharma?
- Of 72 colleges with verified KCET figures, Government College of Pharmacy in Bengaluru Urban closed tightest at General Merit rank 20,184. A tighter rank means more candidates wanted that seat — it is not a measure of teaching.
- What KCET rank do I need for B-Pharma?
- There is no single number. Across 72 colleges the General Merit closing rank ranged from 20,184 to 2,65,467 in 2025, so the seat you can reach depends on which colleges you are willing to attend. The spread within one branch is usually wider than the gap between branches.
- Where in Karnataka can I study B-Pharma?
- Colleges with verified KCET closing ranks for B-Pharma are spread across 20 cities. Colleges that admit only through their own entrance test do not appear here — that is an absence of official data, not of the college.
B-Pharma by rank band
B-Pharma by reservation category
The table above is GM — the one category every reader can interpret. If you hold a reservation, your closing rankfor this branch is a different number, and these are it.