Colleges in Nagpur

The Reasoning and General Intelligence, as well as the Quantitative Analysis section. It will take maximum time to complete all the topics from these sections of Karnataka PGCET 2023. This is primarily because the problems will be tricky and memorizing different shortcut formulas is not easy. Building logical ability skills takes time and it is acquired only through extensive practice.

No. KEA has not defined any of the sections in Karnataka PGCET based on the time duration. Candidates do not need to follow any sectional time limit to solve questions from different sections of the Karnataka PGCET question paper. The total time to complete the exam is 120 minutes. Candidates need to answer all the 100 objective type questions within the time duration of 2 hours.

Admission to the B.E. programme is based on the scores obtained by the candidates on MHT-CET or JEE Mains & counselling conducted by DTE, Maharashtra. On the other hand, the selection of candidates for M.Tech admission is done based on GATE scores.

The best way to keep a check on your time is by practicing as many AIBE sample papers as possible. Though there is no sectional weightage in the exam. It is best that you allot yourself time to attempt each question during practice.

For 2022, the cut off was 6463 for General category candidates in all India quota for BTech in Computer Science and Engineering in VNIT Nagpur. For female candidates in General category under All India quota, 9105 was the closing rank. BTech cut off varies depending on the category and domicile/quota of the applicant.

In 2021 the closing rank for BTech under general category for all India quota was 52399. In 2022 the cut off was 56960.