Karnataka PGCET

It is possible to enroll at ISBR College for MBA without appearing for Karnataka PGCET. ISBR provides entrance exams at the national level and accepts:

- MAT (Minimum score of 500)

- CAT (Minimum percentile of 60)

- CMAT (Minimum percentile of 60)

- XAT (Minimum percentile of 60)

- GMAT (Minimum score of 500)

- ATMA (Minimum percentile of 60)

Moreover, ISBR carries out an ISBR Admission Test, which is an entrance test that is specific to the institution. There is also the option of applying through management quota (20% seats) which needs:

- Bachelor's degree (Minimum 50% marks)

- Personal interview

- Application fee: INR 1,000/-

As per the past year trends for GM category, candidates seeking admission to PES University must score between 213 and 255. In 2020, PES University Karnataka PGCET cutoff was 213, in 2021 it was 228 and in 2022 it was 255. On analysing the trends for MBA cutoffs have been increasing.To be eligible for college admissions, candidates must secure the minimum qualifying marks. As per KEA guidelines, the cutoff is 50% for general category candidates and 45% for SC/ST and Category 1 candidates of Karnataka.

Candidates can check Karnataka PGCET result online through the user account and by entering the PGCET number. The result displays the rank and score of the candidate. KEA releases the result on the official website only. Hard copy of the Karnataka PGCET result or mark sheet is not sent to the candidates. They will have to take printouts of the mark sheet and preserve it till the counselling and admission process is over.

Karnataka Examinations Authority conducts the PGCET exam every year across multiple cities in the state. While filling the application form, candidates have to choose the test centre preference. KEA will try allocatring a test centre in the prefered exam city. KEA mighty allocate multiple exam centres in one city. In the past exam session candidates had to choose a test city preference among 29 test cities.

Candidates filling the Karnataka PGCET application form will be able to choose the exam centre preference to appear for the exam. Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) will conduct the PGCET exam after allotting the prefered test centre to the candidates. The applicant login will aid candidates to choose the test centre preference. No candidate will be allowed to change the exam centre after issuance of the PGCET hall ticket.

No. Candidates are not allowed to leave the Karnataka PGCET exam centre before the last bell rings. Immediately after the last bell rings, invigilator will collect the answer sheet and provide a replica of the OMR sheet for future references. Candidates have to sign the sheet before leaving the PGCET exam centre to acknowledge receiving the OMR answer sheet. PGCET has an exam duration of 120 minutes.