Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences does not have a verified, institute-specific closing rank published in an official consolidated table for any of its ABVMU-linked courses. This has been checked directly against ABVMU's official CNET and GNM counselling bulletins, and no institute-wise closing-rank list naming Kailash Institute was found in either. What is officially confirmed, and covered below, is the qualifying eligibility a candidate must clear before counselling, which differs by course and exam.
- Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences Cutoff 2026
- Qualifying Marks, Qualifying Percentile and Institute Closing Rank: What's the Difference
- Category-wise Cutoff
- Round-wise Cutoff
- Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences Expected Cutoff 2026
- Factors Affecting Kailash Institute's Cutoff
- How to Check the Official Closing Rank
- Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences Cutoff FAQs
Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences Cutoff 2026
The table below separates what is officially confirmed from what is not yet published, by exam.
| Cutoff | Status |
| CNET 2026 qualifying marks (B.Sc Nursing) | 45% General/EWS; 40% SC/ST/OBC in qualifying science subjects |
| UPGET 2026 qualifying marks (GNM) | 40% at the qualifying examination; 5% relaxation for SC/ST candidates |
| CNET 2025 qualifying percentile (for counselling eligibility) | 50th percentile UR/EWS; 45th percentile General/EWS PwD; 40th percentile SC/ST/OBC |
| Kailash Institute closing rank, any course, 2026 | Not officially published |
| Kailash Institute closing rank, any course, 2025 or earlier | Not available in any official bulletin checked for this article |
| Category-wise closing rank | Determined during counselling; not pre-published by category |
Qualifying Marks, Qualifying Percentile and Institute Closing Rank: What's the Difference
Three separate numbers are involved here, and confusing them leads to wrong expectations.
Qualifying marks (10+2 level): the minimum marks in your Class 12 qualifying subjects needed to even apply for CNET or UPGET. For CNET this is 45% (General/EWS) or 40% (SC/ST/OBC); for UPGET it is 40%, with a relaxation for SC/ST candidates.
Qualifying percentile (exam level): in the CNET counselling process, candidates must additionally clear a minimum percentile in the entrance test itself to be eligible for seat allotment; ABVMU's 2025 counselling bulletin set this at the 50th percentile for UR/EWS, 45th for General/EWS PwD, and 40th for SC/ST/OBC candidates.
Institute closing rank: the rank of the last candidate allotted a seat at Kailash Institute specifically, for a specific course, category and counselling round. This is not officially published in advance; it is generated live during counselling based on how many candidates choose this institute.
Clearing the qualifying marks and percentile makes a candidate eligible for counselling; it does not by itself guarantee a seat at Kailash Institute.
Category-wise Cutoff
Seats at ABVMU-affiliated institutes, including Kailash Institute, are reserved as per Uttar Pradesh government policy, so the qualifying bar and the eventual closing rank are not single numbers.
ABVMU's official counselling bulletin confirms the following reservation categories apply during counselling:
- Unreserved / General
- EWS (Economically Weaker Section), with 10% reservation as per Uttar Pradesh government directives
- SC / ST / OBC, per state government reservation policy (exact percentages not specified in the bulletin reviewed)
- PwD, with 5% horizontal reservation for candidates with 40 to 50% lower-extremity disability
Institute-specific, category-wise closing rank figures are not currently available from an official published source; check the round-wise seat allotment result on the ABVMU CET portal for the figure applicable to your category and course.
Round-wise Cutoff
Counselling for CNET-based courses and for UPGET runs across separate rounds, and the closing rank is specific to each one.
For CNET-based courses, ABVMU's counselling process has run across three stages in recent cycles: Round 1, Round 2 and a Mop-Up Round. For the 2026 cycle, the ABVMU CET portal shows a mop-up round with registration closing 10 August 2026 and college reporting until 18 August 2026. UPGET (GNM) counselling follows its own separate round structure, with Round 1 seat allocation on 27 June 2026 for the 2026 cycle. Closing ranks can change between rounds because seat availability and candidate choices change after each one; round-wise closing rank data for Kailash Institute should be checked directly on the ABVMU CET portal after each round rather than assumed from a previous year.
Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences Expected Cutoff 2026
Some students search for a predicted number before counselling data exists; here is why this page does not provide one.
An official expected closing rank cannot be reliably calculated for this institute until sufficient round-wise allotment data is available, and no official institute-wise seat matrix or historical closing rank was found for it in the bulletins checked. Avoid relying on unofficial predicted ranks when making college choices; use the qualifying-marks and percentile figures above only to check your own eligibility, not to predict a closing rank at this specific institute.
Factors Affecting Kailash Institute's Cutoff
The closing rank at this institute, for any given course, moves based on a small set of concrete factors.
- Course and exam: each course group (CNET, UPGET, CAHET, or institutional merit) has its own separate cutoff process.
- Candidate preferences: how many eligible candidates list Kailash Institute as a choice during counselling for that course, relative to available seats.
- Category and reservation: Unreserved, EWS, SC/ST/OBC and PwD candidates are evaluated against separate closing ranks.
- Counselling round: closing rank can differ between Round 1, Round 2 and the mop-up round.
- Seat availability: seats remaining unfilled after earlier rounds affect the closing rank in later rounds.
How to Check the Official Closing Rank
The only reliable source for this institute's closing rank, for any course, is ABVMU's own CET portal.
- Visit the official ABVMU CET portal (abvmucet26.co.in) for the relevant exam: CNET, UPGET or CAHET.
- Open the round-wise seat allotment result for the course you applied to.
- Select the relevant counselling round.
- Find Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences, Greater Noida, under your course.
- Check the last allotted rank for your category; this is that round's closing rank.
Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences Cutoff FAQs
What is the cutoff for Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences 2026?
An institute-specific closing rank is not currently available in a consolidated published table for any course, for 2026 or earlier years. It is determined during counselling based on course, category, seat availability and candidate preferences.
What is the CNET qualifying mark for B.Sc Nursing?
45% aggregate in the qualifying science subjects for General/EWS candidates and 40% for SC/ST/OBC candidates, at the 10+2 level, as per the official 2026 CNET information bulletin.
What is the UPGET qualifying mark for GNM?
40% at the qualifying examination, with a 5% relaxation for SC/ST candidates, as per the official 2026 GNM information bulletin.
Is the qualifying mark the same as the institute's closing rank?
No. The qualifying mark and qualifying percentile determine eligibility to participate in counselling; the institute closing rank is the rank of the last candidate allotted a seat at Kailash Institute for a specific course, category and round.
Does clearing the qualifying mark guarantee admission to Kailash Institute?
No. It only makes a candidate eligible for counselling; the actual seat depends on rank, category, choices filled and seat availability during that round.
Is counselling for the 2026 session still open?
As of this writing, the ABVMU CET portal shows a mop-up round for the 2026 cycle, with reporting until 18 August 2026, suggesting the cycle is in its final stage; check the portal for current status.
Where can I check Kailash Institute's closing rank for the current round?
On the official ABVMU CET portal, under the round-wise seat allotment result for the exam relevant to your course.
