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KCET 2017 exam date: Application Form|| Exam Pattern|| Eligibility

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KCET 2017 EXAM SUMMARY:

Exam Name
 Karnataka Common Entrance Test
Commonly Known as
KCET 
Exam Category
Under Graduate
Exam Level
State level
Conducting Authority
Karnataka Examination Authority

KCET 2017 – Eligibility Conditions :

  • The candidates must have passed the 12th class with physics and maths as the compulsory subjects.
  • The minimum pass percentage required for eligibility is 45% (40% for reserved category).
KCET 2017 – Syllabus :
  • Physics
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Mathematics

KCET 2017 – Paper Pattern :
SUBJECT
No. of Question
Duration
Physics
60
70 min
Chemistry
60
70 min
Biology
60
70 min
Mathematics
60
70 min
TOTAL
240
KCET 2017 – Important Dates :
Events
Dates
Application form submission begins from
January 2017 (2nd week)
Application form submission ends
February 2017 (4th week)
Last date to submit application fee
February 2017 (4th week)
Admit card availability
April 2017 (3rd week)
Date of exam
May 2017 (1st week)
Answer will be release on
May 2017 (3rd week)
Date of result Declaration
June 2017 (1st week)
Counseling date
June 2017 (1st week)




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