KEA UGCET 2025 · First Round Mock Allotment
KCET / UGCET 2025 First Round Mock Allotment Cutoff
Two tools in one. Predict the colleges your 2025 rank reached in the first-round mock allotment, or explore any college and branch to see its closing rank across all 24 categories. Use it to plan a realistic 2026 option-entry order.
— colleges · — branches · — category cutoffs
What the First Round Mock Allotment cutoff tells you
Before real option entry, KEA runs a mock allotment using the trial options students enter. The resulting closing rank for each college, branch and category is an early read on demand — which seats are filling at sharp ranks and which still have room. It is not a final allotment, but it is the best signal you have for shaping your real option list.
Two ways to use this tool
The Rank Predictor takes your KCET 2025 rank and category and lists every college and branch whose mock closing rank was at or above your rank — sorted from safest to tightest. The Cutoff Explorer goes the other way: pick a specific college and branch and read its closing rank across all 24 categories (General Merit and categories 1, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, SC and ST, each in General, Rural and Kannada variants).
Read your own category, not just General Merit
Reserved-category cutoffs usually close at a higher rank number than GM for the same college and branch, so always select your exact category. In the Explorer, a blank cell means that category had no mock cutoff for that branch — often because no seat was allotted there in the mock round.
Turning mock data into a 2026 option order
Put the choices you genuinely want most at the top of your KEA option list. Then balance the rest using your predictor results: a few ambitious options (closing rank a little above your rank), several safe ones (around your rank), and backups (well below). Plan around a ± 20% buffer on your rank to absorb the shift between mock and real rounds, and confirm every figure against the official KEA list before you submit.