The Karnataka Common Entrance Test, commonly known as KCET, is conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority for admission to engineering and other professional courses.

The KCET 2025 examination for Physics and Chemistry was conducted as per the schedule released by KEA on their official portal.

After the exam is conducted, the provisional answer key for Physics and Chemistry subjects is usually released within a few days.

Candidates can access the official answer keys from the KEA official website , which is
kea.kar.nic.in

Once the answer key is released, candidates are allowed to raise objections within a given time frame if they find any discrepancies in the answers provided.

After considering all the objections, the final answer key is published. This final key is used to calculate the results and ranks.

Candidates should download the answer key from the official website and match their answers with the key to estimate their scores.

The marking scheme is as follows: for each correct answer, one mark is awarded and there is no negative marking in KCET.

Students are advised to keep a copy of their response sheet or mark their answers during the exam to easily compare with the official answer key.

The final result and ranks will be declared based on the marks scored in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or Biology, depending on the course selected.

Students must regularly check the KEA website and local newspapers for official announcements regarding the release date of answer keys and result updates.