Karnataka Common Entrance Test
Hello,
NO not yet.....However it is expected that it will release in the fourth week of january or first week of february 2018,You canfill its online application form till last week of february.
Http://kea.kar.nic.in/cet_2018.htm
Good luck.
Hi Rakshitha,
The cut off of colleges changes every year. You can check the details of cut off marks for KCET on the link https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-cutoff.
All the best!!
Dear Laxmi,
Candidates who belong AP or who have not studied in schools in Karnataka state for minimum 7 years, starting from 1st standard to 2nd PUC/12th standard as on July 1 of the exam year are not eligible for KCET 2018.
However, you have to check KCET Eligibility Criteria
To score good marks in KCET you should be aware of the complete exam pattern. You should plan your studies to complete your syllabus on time and you get proper time for revision as well.
It is very important that you choose right study material fo your preparation and make
You will have to apply for KCET 2018 in online mode and the application window will be open in the fourth week of this month (January) tentatively.
Also, you can check the complete application process by going through the below link -
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-application-form
Good Luck!!!
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Dear Student,
In order to apply for KCET exam you need a domicile certificate.
Do you have domicle certificate for Karnataka?
Hi Hardik
The application form of KCET 2018 has not been released by the authorities as of yet. The application form is supposed to release in this week tentatively, you can track the application form from this link :
KCET application form 2018
You can not compare both these exams. If you belong from Karnataka then you can appear in KCET otherwise, you can appear in COMEDK.
Through, KCET you can take admission in government and private colleges of Karnataka. To appear in KCET you need a domicile cetificate of Kanataka. Through, COMEDK
As per the eligibility you should have cleared/passed your Class 12 exam or equivalent with Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects.
You must have studied English as one of the languages and should have scored at least 45 per cent aggregate marks in the qualifying examination. To check the complete
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