Do which class questions do they ask for kcet exam
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If you are preparing for the KCET exam , it is very important to understand from which class syllabus the questions are asked . Here are the complete details:
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The KCET exam questions are mainly based on the syllabus of 1st PUC (Class 11) and 2nd PUC (Class 12) topics of the Karnataka State Board (PU Board).
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The weightage of questions is approximately 50% from 1st PUC and 50% from 2nd PUC syllabus. So, you must prepare both classes thoroughly.
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The subjects for Engineering stream students are Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics , and for Agriculture/Pharma students, it is Physics, Chemistry, Biology .
KCET does not usually ask questions outside the prescribed 1st and 2nd PUC syllabus. NCERT and Karnataka PU textbooks are the primary reference.
For Physics and Chemistry:
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Fundamental concepts from 1st PUC like Laws of Motion, Thermodynamics, Chemical Bonding, etc., are important.
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Similarly, advanced topics from 2nd PUC like Electrostatics, Coordination Compounds, Organic Chemistry are equally important.
For Mathematics:
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Important topics from 1st PUC include Sets, Relations and Functions, Limits and Derivatives.
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Topics from 2nd PUC like Integrals, Matrices, Probability are also highly asked.
For Biology (for PCMB/PCB candidates):
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Chapters like Diversity of Living Organisms (1st PUC) and Biotechnology, Genetics (2nd PUC) are crucial.
The difficulty level of questions is moderate, mainly based on concepts, direct formulas, and basic problem-solving skills.
Conclusion:
KCET exam questions are purely framed from the
Karnataka 1st PUC (Class 11)
and
2nd PUC (Class 12)
syllabus. Students are advised to study PU board textbooks thoroughly and practice past year question papers for better performance.
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