Dear Bikash, though have studied your PUC in Karnataka, you haven't mentioned your Nationality as whether it is from India or Nepal. If you are an Indian Citizen but are cureently based in Nepal, you are eligible for KCET. However, if you hold the Nationality of Nepal and have been

KCET eligibility criteria vary course-wise. The basic eligibility for admission to various courses is mentioned below.

For Engineering course.

Qualifying Exam: Candidates have to qualify the 2nd PUC/10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognized board.

Subject: Candidates must pass their examination with Mathematics & Physics as a main subject &

Hello aspirant

 As if now you can go for Bangalore because in Bangalore we have good number of colleges with best education so go for the puc college in Bangalore where ever you feel comfortable you can choose because in Bangalore many college are there dlso go for  selected colleges

It would be difficult to provide you the exact information about the qualifying marks or rank & admission possibilities as JEE Main 2019 is being conducted twice by NTA for the first time and the rank will be based on NTA percentile which will be declared in the month of

Dear Sukrutha, KCET emphaises that you should have passed/completed 10+2 before you appear for KCET. You should haved passed your 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics as compulsory subject and any additional subject among Chemistry/Biotechnology/Biology/Electronics. Candidates should have studied English. If you are awaiting your 10+2 results, you are eligible for appearing

hello preethi sree,

there will be 3 sections,consists of 60 questions for each.for each correct answer you will be awarded with 1 mark and there will be no negative marking.you can check it out with this link:

• https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-exam-pattern

all the best!

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Hello Nikitha Dsouza,

No, you can write both in KCET. For both the exams (engineering and medicine) you will be given seperate ranks.

As NEET has been made compulsory all over India, if you write PCB you will not be able to get medical seat. Still you can get Ayurveda

Hello

Admission to 2nd year B.Pharm (Lateral Entry) is done on the basis of performance of candidate in Common Entrance Test.
Refer to the Brochure for details

http://kea.kar.nic.in/cet2019/e_brochure.pdf

Good Luck!

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