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PGCET result and rank list

Last checked against the official KEA site: September 2026

The PGCET result is published as a rank card, calculated against the final answer key, separately for each stream (MBA, MCA, M.Tech/M.E./M.Arch). Your rank determines which colleges and specialisations you can realistically target in counselling.

How the rank is calculated

Unlike KCET and DCET, PGCET rank is based purely on your marks in that stream's 100-question paper — your degree marks aren't factored in at all. Ranks are prepared and published separately per stream, since MBA, MCA and M.Tech/M.E./M.Arch candidates compete within their own pool rather than against each other. Worth knowing: the mark-to-rank relationship isn't linear — around the middle of the scoreboard, where thousands of candidates cluster closely, a few extra marks can move you a thousand ranks or more, while the same few marks move you far less near the very top where the field thins out.

What you can check on your rank card

The Karnataka PGCET 2026 results and scorecards were officially declared on August 8, 2026. Centralised seat allotment is currently underway with Round 1 Mock Allotment and Option Modification open. Use your rank in our PGCET College Predictor to simulate your allotment chances.

Site down or "HTTP 503" on result day?

KEA's servers run the same infrastructure across KCET, PGCET and DCET, and have a documented history of buckling under result-day traffic — every official link returning HTTP 503: Service Unavailable for hours is a capacity problem, not a sign your specific result is missing. Wait and retry during off-peak hours rather than repeatedly refreshing; if you're getting a different error (like a login failure), double-check your application number and password first, since that's a separate and more common cause than server load. Still stuck after a reasonable wait? Contact the KEA helpline directly.