Hello. I am from Maharashtra. Can I still apply and give PGCET for MBA in Karnataka? What is the eligibility criteria?

Hi Mariyam,

Thanks for your query. You can definitely apply for Karnataka PGCET MBA as it is conducted on a national scale. However, this year the application has been closed on June 10, 2018. The test will be conducted on July 15, 2018, and aspirants are now awaiting the release of their admit cards. Nevertheless, you can apply next year, i.e. Karnataka PGCET MBA 2019, if you haven't filled the form this year.

KEA (Karnataka Examinations Authority) decides the eligibility criteria of Karnataka PGCET MBA 2018 . The other criteria are as mentioned below:

• A bachelor’s degree of minimum three years from a recognised university

Candidate must obtain a minimum of 50 per cent across subjects

For SC/ST & Category-I, a five per cent relaxation is granted; i.e. the minimum score of 45 per cent marks across subjects must be secured by the candidates belonging to this category.

Hope it helps! Best wishes.

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Hi Mariyam,

The last date to apply for Karnataka PGCET MBA 2018 was June 10. The exam will be conducted on July 15, 2018, Sunday. Here are the eligibility criteria to apply for the exam -

• A bachelor’s degree of minimum three years from a recognised university

• Candidate must obtain a minimum of 50 per cent across subjects

• For SC/ST & Category-I, a five per cent relaxation is granted; i.e. the minimum score of 45 per cent marks across subjects must be secured by the candidates belonging to this category.

Know more about the exam here – Karnataka PGCET MBA 2018

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Hope that’s helpful. All the best.