Karnataka PGCET 2024 Live Updates; Get Answer Keys, Analysis, Marks vs Ranks

KEA might conduct PGCET MTech exam on August 11. However, KEA is yet to release schedule for the ME and MTech exam on the website.

Read Complete Story: Karnataka PGCET 2024 MTech Exam Likely on August 11; Hall Tickets Soon at kea.kar.nic.in

KEA will evaluate the performance in Karnataka PGCET 2024 based on the marking scheme. For each correct response, 1 mark will be awarded. No negative marking prevails for incorrect responses. 

KEA will release the Karnataka PGCET official answer key within three days from today. Candidates can expect the Karnataka PGCET provisional answer keys to release by August 7.

KEA had postponed the Karnataka PGCET exam dates notified earlier on the website. Earlier, the PGCET exam for ME and MTech was to be held on July 13, while MBA and MCA exam was to be held on July 14. KEA revised the PGCET MBA/MCA exam dates to August 4. The revised dates for PGCET MTech 2024 exam is yet to be released.

Candidates can access the Karnataka PGCET MCA question paper:

Download PDF for PGCET MCA Question Paper 2024

Candidates can access the Karnataka PGCET MBA question paper for B2 set.

Download PDF for Karnataka PGCET MBA Question Paper

Candidates can calculate probable score using the Karnataka PGCET answer key. The space below mentions the formula to calculate the total marks based on the answer key.

Karnataka PGCET Probable Score = Number of Correct Responses X 1

Candidates can access the space below for unofficial answer key for PGCET MBA B2 set:

Yes. Cutoff scores are determined based on several factors, one of which include the difficulty level of the PGCET exam.

To calculate the scores using Karnataka PGCET answer key, candidates need to calculate the total correct responses they marked. Each correct t response in the PGCET exam will fetch 1 mark. While there is no negative marking for incorrect responses.

The table below mentions the PGCET marks vs rank statement based on the past exam sessions statistics:

KEA is expected to release the Karnataka PGCET results in the month of September. Updated schedule for answer key declartation and results will be out soon on the official website, cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea.

Educators for Karnataka PGCET 2024 will soon release the unofficial answer key PDF. Candidates will be allowed to download the Karnataka PGCET MBA answer key here.

Candidates who took the PGCET MBA exam today found General Awareness section on the tougher side.

Candidates found both MBA and MCA exams to be tough this year. Most of the candidates found the MCA Mathematics section to be the toughest. PGCET MBA question paper analysis will be out soon.

KEA will release Karnataka PGCET answer keys within three days from today. Candidates can expect the Karnataka PGCET 2024 answer key for MBA and MCA exams to release by August 7.

MCA exam for Karnataka PGCET based admissions was tough. Candidates did not find the MCA exam at par with the previous sessions. Question paper analysis for Karnataka PGCET MBA exam is awaited.

Candidates who took the Karnataka PGCET exam will find the unofficial answer key for Karnataka PGCET 2024 soon.

KEA has concluded the Karnataka PGCET MBA exam. Candidates have started to come out of the PGCET MBA exam centres. Stay tuned for MBA question paper analysis and unofficial answer key here.

KEA rang sixth bell for Karnataka PGCET MBA exam. Thjis indicates that the exam is scheduled to conclude in next five minutes. Stay tuned for unofficial answer key and MBA exam analysis here.

KEA will conclude Karnataka PGCET MBA exam at 4:30 PM. Candidates will find the Karnataka PGCET 2024 MBA exam analysis soon after the test takers come out of the centre.

Stay tuned for Karnataka PGCET MBA exam analysis soon after the exam concludes. This page will host PGCET MBA question paper analysis based on the student reactions after the exam.

With clock striking 3:30 PM a bell rang for half time of Karnataka PGCET MBA exam. Candidates have one hour to complete the PGCET MBA exam now.

KEA releases PGCET answer key within three days from the exam date. Unofficial answer keys for Karnataka PGCET MBA exam will be released soon after 4:30 PM.

KEA has started the Karnataka PGCET exam for MBA admissions. The MBA exam concludes at 4:30 PM.

Second bell of Karnataka PGCET MBA exam rang notifying candidates that the exam will start in 15 minutes. Candidates must fill their names and PGCET number in the OMR sheets before 2:30 PM.

Based on the students reaction, Karnataka PGCET question paper analysis for MBA will be released after 4:30 PM. Candidates will also find the unofficial answer key for Karnataka PGCET MBA exam soon after the exam.

Candidates have started appearing for the PGCET MBA exam. First bell for Karnataka PGCET MBA will ring at 2 PM.

As per the Karnataka PGCET bell timings, KEA will ring the first bell for PGCET MBA exam at 2 PM. The first bell for Karnataka PGCET exam indicates that the candidate have been notified to occupy the allocated seat in the exam hall.

Several candidates found the logical reasoning section of Karnataka PGCET MCA exam to be on a tougher side.

KEA will conduct the Karnataka PGCET MBA exam from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM. MCA exam was successfully conducted from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM.

Candidates found GK to be the toughest section in Karnataka PGCET MCA exam.

Candidates found the Karnataka PGCET MCA exam to be tough if compared with the past exam sessions.

Karnataka PGCET MCA answer key PDF will be available here for download as soon as educators release unofficial answer keys. Stay tuned for Karnataka PGCET answer key for MCA exam.

KEA conducted the Karnataka PGCET MCA exam from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM. We got in touch with a few test takers, most of them found the PGCET MCA exam to be moderate to tough in terms of difficulty standards. Stay tuned for section wise difficulty level of Karnataka PGCET MCA exam.

MCA test takers have started coming out of the Karnataka PGCET exam centre. Question paper analysis will be updated here soon.

KEA will conclude the PGCET MCA exam in few minutes. Stay tuned for unofficial answer key and question paper analysis for MCA exam here.

Karnataka PGCET MCA exam will end at 12:30 PM. As soon as the exam ends, students reaction will help analyse the PGCET MCA exam difficulty. Additionally, educators will solve the Karnataka PGCET MCA question paper to draft unofficial answer key.

KEA will conclude Karnataka PGCET 2024 MCA exam at 12:30 PM. Candidates can soon find the PGCET MCA question paper analysis and unofficial answer key here.

KEA rang the bell indicating candidates that one hour has been completed after the exam commencement. Candidates now have one hour to complete the Karnataka PGCET MCA exam. Nex bell rings at 12 Noon, notifying candidates that last 30 minutes are left for the exam to conclude.

Karnataka PGCET MCA exam will conclude at 12:30 PM. Soon after the exam, candidates can find the question paper analysis with section wise and overall difficulty standards.

Soon after the candidates start to leave the exam centre, Karnataka PGCET MCA answer key will be released unofficially. Candidates will find correct answers to all the questions that appeared in the Karnataka PGCET MCA exam here.

KEA has commenced the Karnataka PGCET 2024 MCA exam at 10:30 AM. Candidates can find the unofficial answer key for Karnataka PGCET MCA here soon after the exam concludes.

Candidates will be allowed to look at the Karnataka PGCET question paper booklet in 15 minutes from now. PGCET exam commences at the third bell.

KEA releases the Karnataka PGCET answer key three days after the exam date. However, several coaching institutes will publish the unofficial answer key after the exam concludes.

First bell rang at the PGCET exam centre. This indicates that the candidates have been notified to occupy their seats inside the exam hall. 

Test takers have started to report at the PGCET test centre. First bell will ring in less than 10 minutes, allowing candidates to approach towards their allocated seats inside the exam hall.

No. Digital copy of the PGCET hall ticket is not a valid document. Candidates must carry a hard copy of the Karnataka PGCET admit card.

With the first bell, candidates can occupy their seats inside the exam hall. The invigilator inside the exam hall will verify the photograph pasted in the admit card with the photo ID proof that the candidate had to carry. After verification, the invigilator will distribute the OMR answer sheet. Candidates can start writing their name on the OMR sheet. Besides name, candidates will have to enter PGCET number by shading the circles in the OMR sheet.

No. Candidates are not allowed to carry water bottle inside the Karnataka PGCET exam centre. Drinking water will be provided inside the exam centre itself.

No. Candidates are not allowed to wear belts inside the Karnataka PGCET exam centre.

No. Candidates will be allowed to exit the exam hall only after the PGCET concludes, i.e. after the seventh bell rings.

Some of the questions that could appear in the PGCET General Awareness section include:

• Mean of five numbers will be given, along with the four numbers; you will have to find the fifth number of the series.
• Questions on blood relations
• Calculating speed of the object based on the time it takes to travel specific distance.

Some of the questions that could appear in the PGCET General Awareness section include:

• Who was the found of Vijayanagara Empire?
• Who has the authorities to disolve the Lok Sabha in India?
• Chemical symbols for elements
• Which straight separates India from Sri Lanka?

KEA will commence the Karnataka PGCET 2024 exam at 10:30 AM. Candidates will be allowed to open the seal of the question paper and start answering the questions in the OMR sheets.

Since KEA has designed the Karnataka PGCET exam without any negative marking, candidates must attempt all the objective-type questions, even if they have to guess the answer. With guessing the answers, candidates might check the box for correct answer option, leading to the award of the marks for the particular question.

The first bell for Karnataka PGCET MCA exam will ring in next two hours. Candidates who are yet not at the exam centre must try and hurry up. KEA will allow candidates to occupy their allocated seats after 10 AM.

KEA is conducting the Karnataka PGCET exam in two separate shifts for MBA and MCA exam respectively. PGCET MCA exam is being conducted in the morning shift, i.e. from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM. While the PGCET MBA exam will be conducted from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM.

Candidates need to carry the Karnataka PGCET hall ticket and a valid ID proof to the exam centre. Any of the following valid photo ID proofs are accepted at the test centre for verification purposes:

• Driving License
• Adhaar Card
• PAN Card
• Voter ID Card

Candidates must only use blue or black pen while filling the OMR sheets. Candidates must shade the complete circle of the desired answer option. Once the first bell rings, candidates need to write their names on the OMR sheet. Candidates can start answering questions on the OMR sheet after the third bell rings.

Candidates appearing for the Karnataka PGCET 2024 exam without a physical copy of the admit card will not be allowed to enter the examination hall.

The Karnataka PGCET 2024 exam is expected to have a difficulty level ranging from easy to moderate. The initial analysis of the exam will provide a clear understanding of the PGCET's difficulty standards. If the previous exam sessions are to be considered, candidates have found the Karnataka PGCET to be easier than the CAT exam or other state-level MBA entrance examinations.

The Karnataka PGCET exam has fuve sections, namely quantitative analysis, verbal ability, logical reasoning, computer awareness, and general knowledge. Concentrate on grasping the concepts. Consistently practice with past papers and mock exams. Effective time management is key. Fortify areas where you are less proficient. Keep abreast of current events to enhance your general knowledge.

The Karnataka PGCET exam is designed to assess speed, featuring no negative marking. Candidates are encouraged to attempt every question in the PGCET question paper. Nonetheless, time management is crucial for each question. With only 120 minutes to tackle up to 100 questions across different sections, candidates should aim to spend no more than one minute per question during the Karnataka PGCET exam 2024.

As soon as the Karnataka PGCET exam concludes, invigilator in the exam hall will collect the OMR sheets from all the test takers. Before the candidates leave the exam hall, invigilator will keep the top sheet of the OMR sheet, i.e. the office copy, and return the bottom sheet replica, i.e. the candidate copy, to the respective candidates. In addition to the OMR sheet copy, candidates can carry their question booklets outside the exam hall. This can help candidates analyse the correct and incorrect responses before the official answer key is released.

Similar to MCA exam, Karnataka PGCET MBA exam will also have 100 MCQs. The space below mentions the sections wise questions in Karnataka PGCET MBA exam:

1. Computer Awareness: 20
2. Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning: 20
3. Quantitative Analysis: 20
4. English Language: 20
5. General Awareness: 20

Karnataka PGCET exam will have a total of 100 MCQs. The space below mentions the total questions in each section of Karnataka PGCET MCA exam:

1. Mathematics: 20
2. Computer Awareness: 20
3. Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning: 20
4. General Awareness: 20
5. General English: 20

Wearing shoes and thick soled sandals are prohibited as per the Karnataka PGCET dress code. Not following the Karnataka PGCET dress code may lead in disqualification or hassles today.

Several coaching centres educating candidates for KEA PGCET will release answer keys after the exam is conducted. However, candidates must wait for the official answer key to evaluate their probable score. KEA will evaluate the performance of test takers using the official answer key release on the website, cetonline.karnataka.gov.ion/kea.

KEA releases Karnataka PGCET 2024 answer key three days after the exam date. Therefore, candidates can expect the PGCET MCA and MBA answer keys to release by August 7.

Karnatyaka PGCET 2024 exam centre may not have any locker facility available. Therefore, candidates are advised not to carry any prohibited items to the exam centre.

No. KEA had earlier decided to conduct the PGCET exam as a computer based test, however, the information brochure and exam day guidelines on PGCET hall ticket indicates OMR sheet marking system for Karnataka PGCET exam.

Candidates appearing for the Karnataka PGCET exam centres must note that no metal jewellery is allowed inside the exam centre. However, female candidates are allowed to wear Mangalsutra and Kalungura.

The Karnataka PGCET 2024 exam day guidelines state that the candidate must not carry any electronic devices, eatables, and stationery. Additionally, candidates are not allowed to carry any headgear inside the exam centre.

As per the Karnataka PGCET dress code, candidates must not wear full sleeves shirt to the exam centre. The dress code states that the test taker must wear a half sleeves shirt or t-shirt on the exam day.

KEA releases the Karnataka PGCET answer key within three days of the exam date. Candidates can find the unofficial answer key for Karnataka PGCET immediately after the exam concludes.

Candidates appearing for the Karnataka PGCET 2024 will require a valid photo ID proof. Invigilator inside the exam centre will verify candidate's details using the adnit card and ID proof.

First bell at Karnataka PGCET 2024 exam centre will ring at 10 AM. With the first bell, candidates have to enter the exam hall and occupy the allocated seat after showing the admit cards and valid photo ID proof. With the first bell, invigilator checks the hall ticket and photo ID proof to confirm the identity of the test taker. Invigilators can distribute the OMR answer sheet after the first bell rings. Candidates must fill the PGCET number in the OMR sheet.

Karnataka PGCET 2024 exam will have a total of 100 questions. Candidates need to answer all the questions within 120 minutes.

Karnataka PGCET 2024 exam will be conducted for a duration of 120 minutes.

Candidates appearing for Karnataka PGCET MCA exam must report at the test centre before 10 AM. The first bell for Karnataka PGCET MCA exam will ring at 10 AM. Those who are appearing fo Karnataka PGCET MBA exam must reach the designated test centre at least 30 minutes before the exam commencement, as the first bell will ring at 2 PM.

KEA had earlier decided to conduct the Karnataka PGCET exam in online mode, i.e. as a computer based test. However, KEA is conducting the PGCET exam as an OMR based test.

Candidates must not forget to carry the PGCET hall ticket for the MBA or MCA exam today. KEA officials will not allow candidates to enter the exam hall if they forget to carry the admit card.

Also Read: PGCET 2024 Admit Card Link Active at kea.kar.nic.in; Download Hall Ticket by Aug 4

KEA is conducting the Karnataka PGCET MBA exam from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM.

As per the Karnataka PGCET timeline, KEA will conduct the MCA exam from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM.

KEA, the conducting body of Karnataka PGCET 2024, will conduct the exam for MBA and MCA courses today, August 4.