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KCET
Karnataka Common Entrance Test. Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics preparation integrated with the PUC syllabus.
KCET closely follows the PUC syllabus, so preparation is built into regular classes and extended through practice, revision and question solving.
Karnataka Common Entrance Test is conducted by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). Check eligibility, exam dates and the exam pattern on the official website before applying.
Subjects covered
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Mathematics
Preparation focus
- Practice
- Revision
- Assessments
- Question solving
- PUC + entrance preparation together
How preparation works
- Classroom teaching follows the PUC syllabus, which is the base for KCET.
- Question-solving sessions build speed and accuracy on objective questions.
- Regular assessments track progress against the entrance pattern.
- Revision is planned so the whole syllabus is covered well before the examination.
KCET at a glance
Who can apply
Engineering needs Physics and Mathematics with one of Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Electronics or Computer Science, English as a language, and 45% aggregate (40% for reserved categories). Farm Science needs Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology.
Exam pattern
Pen-and-paper OMR test. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology papers of 60 one-mark questions each, 80 minutes per paper, with no negative marking. The engineering rank weighs Class 12 PCM marks and the CET score equally.
When it is held
Held in April; applications usually open in January.
Good to know
Medical, dental and AYUSH seats in Karnataka are filled through NEET, not KCET.
Source: KEA UGCET-2026 Information Bulletin, checked November 2026. Rules, patterns and dates can change each year, so confirm them in the latest official notice before applying.
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