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ARCHITECTURE CUT OFF RANK OF COMEDK UGET - 2014












ARCHITECTURE CUT OFF RANK OF COMEDK UGET - 2014








College Name
Category
Rank Cut Off








Acharya's NRV School of Architecture, BANGALORE
GM

1144








Bharat Sevadal's Aakar Academy of Architechture, BANGALORE
GM

1064









GM

1142


B V Bhoomaraddi College of Engineering & Technology, HUBLI





HK

1031













GM

128


B M S College of Engineering, BANGALORE





HK

967












BMS School of Architecture, BANGALORE
GM

588








Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology & Management ,
GM

887


BANGALORE















GM

248


Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, BANGALORE





HK

266












Gopalan College of Engineering And Management, BANGALORE
GM

923








Impact School of Architechture, BANGALORE
GM

743








KLS Gogte Institute of Technology, BELGAUM
GM

1160









GM

197


M. S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology, BANGALORE





HK

659












Mysore School of Architecture, MYSORE
GM

1161








R.R.School of Architecture, BANGALORE
GM

1164









GM

139


R. V. College of Engineering, BANGALORE





HK

1162













GM

934


Siddaganga Institute of Technology, TUMKUR





HK

1024












Sharada School of Architecture, BANGALORE
GM

1147








SJB School of Architecture & Planning, BANGALORE
GM

999








Srinivas Institute of Technology, MANGALORE
GM

1037








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