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KCET Question Papers 2026 - Students preparing for the KCET exam 2026 can find the previous year question papers here. Going through the KCET question papers will help to know the types of questions asked in the exam and the difficulty level of paper. Solving the question papers during the KCET preparation will help identify the weak points and working on them could help score better. We have shared previous year KCET question paper PDF for Biology, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry subjects. Students can download these past year papers for free to practice and prepare for the KCET exam.

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  • KCET 2025 Question Papers
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  • KCET 2016 Question Papers
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  • KCET 2012 Question Papers
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  • KCET 2010 Question Papers
  • KCET 2009 Question Papers
  • KCET 2008 Question Papers
  • KCET 2007 Question Papers
  • KCET 2006 Question Papers
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  • KCET 2026 Question Paper (To be available soon)
  • FAQs related to the KCET question papers 2026
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KCET 2026 Question Paper (To be available soon)

The exam body, Karnataka Examinations Authority will release KCET 2026 question papers at its official website cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea after the exam is over. Various coaching institutes will also release the KCET question papers with solutions on their website after the exam is over. For more details about the KCET question paper PDF, check below.  The KCET exam for the 2026 session is scheduled to be held on April 23 & 24, 2026. The KCET question papers will be shared as PDF with answer key/solutions.

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FAQs related to the KCET question papers 2026

Candidates can check here additional FAQs related to the KCET question papers 2026 - 

Q:   What types of questions are asked in the KCET exam?
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The pattern for the exam is MCQs based on 11th and 12th syllabus. It is an offline exam with no negative marking.

Q:   What types of questions are asked in the KCET exam?
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The type of questions asked are MCQs for subjects like physics, mathematics, chemistry and biology containing 60 questions each with no negative marking.

Q:   What is the KCET marking scheme?
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Karnataka Examination Authority releases the KCET marking scheme in the official notification. Applicants appearing in the exam will be awarded one mark for every correct answers. There will be no negative marking for wrong answers in KCET exam. KEA will not deduct any marks for unattempted questions in KCET exam. As the exam is conducted in offline mode, applicants are advise to mark their answers carefully in OMR sheet. The questions with multiple options marked will be considered as wrong. Candidates are advise to cross check their answers before marking it in OMR sheet. Do not write anything on KCET OMR sheet other than marking answers. 

Q:   Does KCET release question papers?
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Yes the authority does release previous year question paper along with answer keys.

Q:   What is the KCET exam pattern?
A: 

The exam pattern of KCET comprises various components like duration of exam, marking scheme and others. KCET exam is conducted for three subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) for a duration of 80 minutes each. One mark is awareded for every correct answers while there is no negative marking for incorrect answers in KCET exam. Applicants from Horanadu and Gadinadu Kannadiga also have to appear for the KCET Kannada language exam which is conducted for a duration of 60 minutes.  

Q:   What are the important books for KCET exam preparation?
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Karnataka Examination Authority conducts KCET exam every year for the admissions to engineering and other courses offered by participating institutes. Candidates who appear in the exam are always advised to refer to the KCET best books 2025 for their preparations. For the ease of candidates, Shikha.com has compiled a list of best books to prepare for KCET 2025 exam below. 

Physics 

Concepts of Physics 

HC Verma 

Aptitude Problems in Physics 

S. Krotov 

New Course Physics 

Pradeep 

 
 
 
 

Chemistry 

IIT Chemistry 

O.P. Aggarwal 

Concepts of Chemistry 

ABC 

Mathematics 

Maths XI & XII 

R.D Sharma 

Algebra Made Easy 

K. P. Basu 

Differential Calculus 

Admit M Agarwal 

Q:   Is the KCET exam conducted in offline mode?
A: 

Hi,

Yes, KCET exam is conducted in offline pen & paper mode across various centres every year. You will be provided OMR sheet to attempt the KCET 2025 exam. You have to mark the answers using black/blue ball point pen. You should note that no online exam will be conducted for any candidate. There will be four alternatives to all the questions asked in the exam. Each question will have one correct alternative. You must cross check your answers before marking it in OMR sheet. The authorities will not allow you to change your answers once marked in the OMR sheet.  

Hope this cleared your query.

Q:   Will there any numerical type questions in KCET question paper?
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No, there will be no numerical type questions in KCET. The question paper will have multiple choice questions and each question will have 4 options. 

Q:   How to download KCET question papers?
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Karnataka Examination Authority releases the KCET question paper at the official website after the conclusion of the exam. Applicants can download the KCET previous year question papers at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.  

  • Visit the KCET official website - cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. 

  • Click on the KCET UGCET tab from the homepage. 

  • Now, click on the “Admissions” tab and select previous year question papers link. 

  • Select the year from the dropdown menu. 

  • Download the question papers for future reference.  

Q:   Do the KCET questions repeat?
A: 

Yes there are chances of some questions getting repeated however practicing it is a good way of exactly understanding the demand of the knowledge required for cracking examination.

Q:   Is there minus marking in the KCET exam?
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No. There is no negative marking in the KCET examination.

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Answered 3 days ago

Government Engineering College, Kushal Nagar considers KCET rank for admission. In 2025 KCET closing cutoff was most competitive for Computer Science and Engineeringat 84566. Below is the past three-year KCET cutoff trends:

Course202320242025
B.E. in Civil Engineering200060240742257241
B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering505337357384566
B.E. in Electronics and Communication Engineering73495106184112837
B.E. in Mechanical Engineering194440270281256252

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Nishtha Shukla

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Answered 3 days ago

The seats in B.E. programme of Government Engineering College, Kushal Nagar are filled based on KCET rank of the candidates. The seats are allotted to aspirants via KCET Counselling. Hence, aspirants do not need to pass KCET for admission in B.E. programme.

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Nishtha Shukla

Guide-Level 15

Answered a week ago

If candidate's spot a mistake in their name or photo, they must contact the KEA helpdesk immediately for rectification. 

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Mani Mehra

Contributor-Level 7

Answered a week ago

Yes, the physical printout of the KCET hall ticket is mandatory and must be carried to the exam hall; digital copies on phones are not allowed.

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Aayushi Harsha

Contributor-Level 7

Answered a week ago

The KCET admit card will consist of candidate information such as their name, roll number, exam center address, and timing along with the subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Math/Biology).

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Mayank Kumari

Contributor-Level 7

Answered a week ago

Candidates will be able to download their KCET admit card from the official KEA website using their login credentials such as application number and date of birth.

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Vikrant Shukla

Contributor-Level 10

Answered a week ago

The KCET admit card will be released by Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) about two weeks before the exam date. We can expec the hall ticket by April 10, 2026. 

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Chanchal Sinha

Contributor-Level 7

Answered a week ago

It depends on the specific specialisation. While the main BE in Computer Science and Engineering branch at Sapthagiri College of Engineering closed at 66,750, you might have a better chance in Data Science or Electronics and Communication, which had similar or slightly higher closing ranks.

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Rashmi Karan

Contributor-Level 9

Answered a week ago

If you are applying in the General AI quota, your rank should be between 49,268 and 89,902*. To apply under the Home State (Karnataka) quota, score between 63,332 and 1,52,086, depending on stream you select.

*The details are based on the KCET 2025 cutoff.

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Rashmi Karan

Contributor-Level 9

Answered 2 weeks ago

Yes, there is a major difference between the two. The students who manage to secure a seat in BE through counseling in Sapthagiri College of Engineering under KCET are able to save on fees as these are government-regulated fees. On the contrary, students who secure seats under Management quota are e

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