JKCET 2024 Cut Off (Out Soon) – Check Previous Year Cut Off Mark Here

The JKBPEE stands for Jammu and Kashmir Board Professional Entrance Examination. It has organized the Jammu and Kashmir Common Entrance Test for candidates appearing to get admission to JKBPEE. It is the state-level entrance test available in the Jammu and Kashmir State, even as both colleges, i.e. government and private, professional colleges, for candidates.

Most candidates may apply for this entrance test to get admission to JKBPEE. With the help of the entrance test, the candidates will be able to know their eligibility criteria to get admission to JKBPEE.

Here, through this article, the applicants can learn detailed information about JKCET, including the JKCET cut-off and previous and expected cut-off marks.

JKCET 2024 Cut-Off 

All of the participating candidates have to obtain qualified and equivalent marks in the subjects of physics, chemistry, and biology. Candidates’ marks should equal the minimum cut-off marks for admission to the JKBPEE. The candidates from the ST/SC and OBC category will get 40% marks in the place of 50%. The TFW or P&B category candidates will be considered open merit list candidates.

Those candidates will be considered on an open merit list; they must clear Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English separately, and the minimum mark is 50%.

Factors of JKCET Cut-off 2024

The factors of JKCET Cut are given below for candidates to know why the cut marks are preferred

• Number of applicants
• Number of seat intake availability
• The difficulty level of the JKCET Entrance Examination
• Last year’s cut-off

JKCET Merit List 2024

The JKBPEE will declare the merit on their official website for candidates, and those candidates who have taken the examination can check their merit list. The merit list will be prepared based on the candidate’s performance in the entrance examination. After selecting the merit list, candidates will go for the counselling round and through this round, candidates will get admission to the JKBPEE.

JKCET Breaking Tie Marks 2024 

The candidates can become part of breaking tie marks if two or more candidates get equal marks, and there is the following condition for that case.

• Those candidates will obtain higher marks in Chemistry in CET if marks in Biology and Math are equal.
• Applicants are getting higher marks in Bio/Math in CET
• Those candidates will be older and be given preference if the above points are equal.

JKCET 2024 Counseling

The JKCET Counseling will be conducted through the Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examination, and candidates who are shortlisted in the merit list can attend the counselling procedure. The candidates have to carry all the required documents at the time of counselling. It is necessary to carry out verification. Through counselling, candidates will also be selected for seat allotment in different Jammu and Kashmir State colleges.

Required Documents to Carry for JKCET Counselling

The candidates must carry the required documents at the counselling centre for verification to get admission to JKBPEE. The required documents are mentioned below

• JKCET 2024 admit card
• Qualifying marks certificate (Mark sheet of class 12)
• State Subject Certificate (PRC)
• Date of the birth certificate issued by the concerned Board
• Reserved category certificate, issued by Competent authority (if applicable)
• Tuition fee waiver certificate issued by the competent authority (if applicable)
• Confirmation page of the online application form

JKCET MBBS BDS Admission through NEET

The JKBPEE is providing the MBBS and BDS courses to the candidates in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, and it has opted for a 15% quota seat reservation for the Merit-Based top 15% candidates in NEET-UG. All other states/ UTs have fully opted for NEET and will fill 100% of seats based on the NEET scorecard & All India Ranks.

If you have any queries regarding the JKCET 2024 off, you can ask your query and leave comments below.

Sunil Kushwaha

As a dedicated Biology Science graduate, I’m passionate about sharing the latest updates in national and state entrance exams through my blog. I aim to keep aspiring students informed about exam trends, important dates, and changes in syllabi. With a keen interest in education, I strive to offer valuable insights for students navigating the competitive landscape of entrance examinations and admission tests. Stay updated with me.