Bengaluru: Common Entrance Test (CET) results out, city students score big

Bengaluru: State Higher Education Minister G.T. Devegowda declared the results of Common Entrance Test (CET) at a press conference in Bengaluru on Saturday.

Jeffin Biju and and P. Mahesh Anand, both from Sri Chaitanya Techno College in Bengaluru, topped the Engineering and Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences streams respectively, while Keerthana M. Arun was the topper in BSc Agriculture.

P. Chinmay of Expert PU College in Mangaluru stood second in Engineering and third in pharmacy. Chinmay hails from Mysuru. His father is AGM at Karnataka States Seeds Corporation Limited (KSSCL) and is now stationed at Ballari.

Another student from same college Bhuvan V.B. stood second in BSc (Agriculture) and got sixth rank in Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences. Bhuvan hails from Bengaluru and his father is a professor at Veterinary College.

The results and scorecard can be accessed at kea.kar.nic.in and karresults.nic.in.