R V College of Engineering (RVCE) Cutoff

Latest comparable benchmark: COMEDK UGET Round 4

For the 2026 COMEDK UGET cycle, R V College of Engineering (RVCE), Bengaluru, is listed as college code E095. The official Round 4 engineering cutoff schedule, notified on 1 September 2026, records a General Merit (GM) closing rank of 510 for Computer Science & Engineering (CSE). This is the latest completed COMEDK round in the source set reviewed. It is a closing rank from an allotment, not an exam qualifying mark, a guaranteed admission threshold, or a prediction for 2027-28.

The same CSE/GM/COMEDK/last-round comparison in 2025 closed at 692. The closing rank moved 182 places lower in 2026 (692 minus 510). Since lower rank numbers indicate a more competitive closing position, the two observed final rounds show a tighter close for this one course and seat category. This comparison describes what happened in those rounds only. It does not explain why the rank moved, estimate an applicant’s admission probability, or show how any other branch performed.

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Cycle	Exam and round	Course	Seat category	Published closing rank
2026	COMEDK UGET, Round 4	Computer Science & Engineering	GM	510
2025	COMEDK UGET, Round 4	Computer Science & Engineering	GM	692

The 2026 value is from COMEDK’s Round 4 engineering cutoff PDF. The 2025 value is from its Round 4 engineering cutoff PDF. These are authority-published allotment records, not coaching estimates. The 2025 document is the Round 4 result for that cycle; the separate official 2025 all-round cutoff sheet is a later consolidated publication of the same cycle, not a 2026 cutoff.

Read a cutoff as a specific allotment record

A cutoff rank is useful only when its dimensions match your application. In this comparison, the exam is COMEDK UGET, the course is CSE, the seat-category row is GM, and both figures are Round 4 closing ranks. Do not compare the 2026 Round 4 number with a 2025 mock round, Round 1 or Round 2 value and call that an annual trend. Those are different stages of counselling, and an interim row can move as choices, available seats and allotments change.

COMEDK’s tables also publish other course and seat-category rows. For example, its counselling documents distinguish GM and KKR rows. Use the row that exactly matches the category and seat type shown in your own counselling account; do not substitute the most visible CSE/GM figure for another branch or category. Blank cells mean the source does not show a closing rank for that row in that particular allotment table. They should not be treated as zero or as proof that a course was unavailable through every route.

The rank in a cutoff table is not a marks score or percentile. A rank of 510 does not mean 510 marks, and this page does not convert rank into marks. Nor does the last allotted rank establish the minimum academic eligibility, document rules, fee amount, or current application status. Check the applicable exam and counselling notice for those requirements.

COMEDK is one route, not every RVCE cutoff

This page’s numeric comparison is limited to COMEDK UGET. Do not carry its rank values into KCET, management admission, or another special route. Each uses its own rules, rank list, seat categories and counselling records. The Karnataka Examinations Authority’s 2026 UGCET Round 3 provisional cutoff PDF was located at its official endpoint, but that endpoint did not open in the reader used for this check; no KCET values are transcribed here. Check KEA’s live allotment/cutoff documents for your exact category and round before making a KCET comparison.

The COMEDK counselling page records the 2026 round schedule and links the cutoff notices. Round 4’s allotment was published on 1 September 2026, with decision-making and fee payment following in that cycle. Those dates have passed. The page is useful for finding the original notices and understanding the sequence; it is not a 2027-28 calendar. For a new application, use the next COMEDK notice and its official result PDFs as they are published.

How to use the benchmark

1. Confirm that you are applying through COMEDK UGET and identify the course code/name and seat category in your account.
2. Compare your COMEDK rank with the same course, category and latest published round in the official PDF. If you are using an earlier round for planning, keep it labelled as an earlier-round figure.
3. Check the corresponding vacancy and seat-availability notice before interpreting a late-round closing value; a course may have had few seats left by then.
4. Recheck the latest notice before choice filling and follow the official allotment and reporting instructions. A past closing rank is context for ordering preferences, not a promise of a seat.

For CSE in the GM row, the latest completed COMEDK benchmark found is 510 in Round 4 of 2026. The like-for-like 2025 figure is 692. Use this two-cycle comparison as historical context only, and wait for the next cycle’s official course- and category-specific cutoff before revising an application decision.