KCET & COMEDK College Predictor
See which colleges are worth putting on your preference list.
This predictor runs on 46,950 verified closing ranks transcribed from official KEA and COMEDK publications. Your closest 3 matches appear straight away with no form. Seeing the full list asks for a mobile number, and a counsellor may follow up about your options — the form says so before you fill it in, not after.
Loading KCET cut-offs…
The table is fetched separately from the page, so the page itself stays light — and it is cached for next time.
This is an estimate, not an assurance of admission.
- Based on previous-year closing ranks. Actual allotment depends on how many candidates apply this year, seat matrix changes, reservation rules and round-wise vacancies.
- A KCET rank and a COMEDK rank are different scales — use the tab for the exam whose rank you are entering, and never compare figures across the two.
- Always cross-check against the official publications on cetonline.karnataka.gov.in and comedk.org.
- Every closing rank used here was transcribed from the official KEA and COMEDK publications — how we verify data.
What this predictor can tell you, and what it cannot
It answers one question: at your rank, in your category, which colleges have previously closed at or beyond it — from allotments KEA and COMEDK actually published.
It cannot tell you whether you will get a seat. Nobody can. An allotment depends on how many people apply this year, on a seat matrix that is republished mid-season, and on who declines what in the round before yours. A closing rank is evidence of what happened last time, which is the best available guide and is not a promise.
It also does not cover every route into a Karnataka college. These are the government-quota allotments KEA and COMEDK publish. A management, NRI or institution-level seat is filled by a process neither body publishes a closing rank for, so this tool has nothing to say about one — and neither does anyone else who is being straight with you.
A closing rank is not a cut-off score
The two get used interchangeably and they are not the same thing. A closing rank is the rank of the last candidate who was actually allotted that seat, in that category, in that round. It is an outcome — read off after the allotment ran, not set in advance.
So a higher number means the seat went further down the list and was easier to reach; a lower number means it closed tighter. Nobody publishes it beforehand, and it moves every round as candidates take, hold or surrender seats.
Which is also why a KCET rank and a COMEDK rank can never be compared. They are produced by different examinations sat by different populations. The same number means two unrelated things, and the tabs above keep them apart for that reason.
Which examinations the 46,950 closing ranks cover
Two, not every one: 46,388 from KCET and 562 from COMEDK UGET. Every row was transcribed from the allotment publications those two bodies put out, which is why the tool has tabs rather than one box — the ranks are not interchangeable.
NEET, Karnataka PGCET and DCET are not in this tool. Their closing ranks are published on their own pages: NEET Karnataka, PGCET and DCET. The full year-by-year and round-by-round breakdown of what is on file for each exam is on its own page — KCET and COMEDK.
Use it with the rest
- Verified cut-offs — Every closing rank on the site, by exam, branch, category, rank band, city and round.
- Seat matrix — KEA's seat matrix, college by college and category by category, round over round.
- Counselling tracker — Which round each exam is in, read from the official portal and dated.
- KEA college codes — The E-codes option entry asks for, matched to college pages.
- Option-entry sheet — Your saved colleges in priority order, each with its KEA code and verified closing ranks; printable.
- Category codes — What 2AG, 3BH, SCG and the other cut-off columns mean.
- Exam calendar — Dated exam and counselling windows, with the notification behind each.