KCET

No. The official authority does not release mock tests. Candidates need to refer to third party websites for the mock tests.

No. The JEE Mains emphasizes on deep knowledge and quote challenging with negative marking whereas KCET is moderately difficult which emphasizes on direct factual questions with no negative markings.

The exam tests knowledge of 11th and 12th syllabus so it is important to focus on 11th and 12th standard NCERT textbooks which gradually start by practicing previous years papers and appearing for mock examinations.

It is important to give mock tests for candidates appearing for KCET examination as it provides a holistic view and it provides a realistic exam experience also helping the candidates for analysing strengths and working on weaknesses.

The examination tests knowledge of 11th and 12th standard which includes subjects like physics, mathematics, chemistry and biology.

No, there is no negative marking in KCET making it important for the candidates to attempt all questions.

The marking scheme for KCET is 1 mark for each correct answer with no negative marking.

The exam is in offline mode with questions asked in MCQ format for subjects like physics, mathematics, chemistry and biology containing 60 questions wherein each subject is a session for 80 minutes.

The KCET application form was out on January 17, 2026.

The type of questions asked are MCQs for subjects like physics, mathematics, chemistry and biology containing 60 questions each with no negative marking.