COMEDK UGET Round 1 Cut off 2023 (Out) - Check Mock Allotment and Tie Breaking Rules Here

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The COMEDK has released the UGET 2023 Cutoff for Round 1 at comedk.org, containing the closing ranks for admission. The cutoff is released after each counseling round and only qualified candidates can participate in counseling.

New Delhi: The COMEDK UGET 2023 cutoff for round 1 has been released by the Consortium of Medical, Engineering, and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (COMEDK) on its official website @comedk.org. The cutoff represents the closing ranks at which candidates are offered admission to specific institutes and courses.

Having a higher rank increases the likelihood of securing admission to preferred colleges and courses. The COMEDK cutoff is made available after each round of COMEDK UGET 2023 counseling.

Candidates can refer to the cutoff to determine the rank required for admission to participating colleges in COMEDK UGET 2023. Only those students who have successfully cleared the exam are eligible to participate in the COMEDK UGET 2023 counseling process.

Candidates who are considering an upgrade in Round 2, can refer to the COMEDK Round 1 Cutoff and the closing ranks to check their chances of securing admission at their preferred institute.

All the qualified candidates will be allotted seats based on their rank in the exam. The Round 1 cutoff and subsequent Round 2 cutoff will be determined by the following factors:

Total number of vacant seats available at a specific institute and branch.
Merit of the candidates applying for that particular institute and branch.
Reservation category of the candidate (GM/HKR).

COMEDK UGET 2023 Cutoff - Tie Breaking Rule

In the event that two or more students obtain the same number of marks in COMEDK 2023, the authorities have established specific rules to resolve the tie. Candidates will be considered in the following order to break the tie:

Tie Breaking Rule for COMEDK UGET Cutoff 2023:

Candidates who have the least number of incorrect answers in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics will be ranked higher.
Candidates who have achieved better aggregate scores in Physics and Mathematics will be given higher ranks.
Candidates with higher scores in the Mathematics section will be given priority in ranking.
In the case of a tie that cannot be resolved by the above criteria, candidates who are older in age will be given preference.