Karnataka PGCET Exam Pattern 2020

Updated on Jun 15, 2020 - 5:11 p.m. IST by Isha Jain #Karnataka PGCET

Karnataka PGCET Exam Pattern 2020 - Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has released the exam pattern of Karnataka PGCET 2020 on the official website. With the help of Karnataka PGCET 2020 exam pattern, the candidates will be able to know the details related to the total number of questions, marking scheme, number of questions in each section, duration of exam etc.. Karnataka PGCET will be held on August 8 for admission into MTech courses offered by the participating institutes. Karnataka PGCET exam pattern 2020 will make candidates familiar with the question paper. This year, Karnataka PGCET 2020 will be conducted for 120 minutes. Read the complete article to know more about Karnataka PGCET Exam Pattern 2020.
Latest: Karnataka PGCET 2020 Application Form is now available till June 28. Karnataka PGCET 2020 to be conducted on August 8.

What's new?

Karnataka PGCET 2020 will now be conducted for 2 hours 30 minutes.

Karnataka PGCET 2020 Exam Pattern

The examination authorities have released the Karnataka PGCET exam pattern 2020 to help candidates know the details about the duration, exam mode, marking scheme, total number of questions and more. The exam pattern has been released in an online mode. With the help of the exam pattern, the candidates will be able to make themselves familiar with the pattern in which the examination will be conducted.

Exam Pattern of Karnataka PGCET 2020

Particulars	Details
Mode of exam	Offline (Pen and Paper Based Test)
Duration of exam	2 hours 30 minutes
Number of sections	Two sections – Part A and Part B Part A - For courses offered by VTU, UVCE and UBDTCE University Part B - For courses offered by Kuvempa and Mysore University
Type of Questions	Objective (Multiple Choice Questions)
Total marks	100
Total Number of Questions	75
Marking Scheme	50 Questions - 2 marks 25 Questions - 1 mark
Negative Marking	There will be no negative marking

Karnataka PGCET Exam Pattern 2020 - Part A

Course Code	Course Name	Branches under the course	Particulars
01	Civil Engineering	-	Duration: 150 minutes Total Number of Questions: 75 Total Marks: 100 50 Questions - 1 mark each 25 Questions - 2 mark each
02	Computer Science & Engineering	-
03	Chemical Engineering	-
04	Environmental Engineering	-
05	Textile Technology	-
06	Mechanical Sciences	Mechanical Engineering	Duration: 150 minutes Part A – All Branches Total number of questions: 45 Total marks: 60 30 Questions - 1 mark 15 questions - 2 marks Part B – Respective Branch of Specialization Total number of questions: 30 Total marks: 40 20 questions - 1 mark 10 questions - 2 marks Grand Total: 75 questions and 100 marks.
		Industrial and Production Engineering
		Automobile Engineering
		Manufacturing Science and Engineering
		Allied Branches of Mechanical Science
07	Electrical Science	Electrical & Electronics Engineering
		Electronics & Communication Engineering
		Telecommunication Engineering
		Instrumentation Technology
		Biomedical Engineering
		Medical Electronics
		Allied Branches of Electrical Science
08	Polymer Engineering	-	Duration: 150 minutes Total Number of Questions: 75 Total Marks: 100 50 Questions - 1 mark each 25 Questions -2 mark each
09	Architecture	-
10	Biotechnology	-

Karnataka PGCET 2020 Exam Pattern - Part B

Course Code

Course Name

Particulars

Mathematics and Computer Science

Duration of Exam: 120 minutes

Total Number of Questions: 75

Total Marks: 100

50 Questions - 1 mark each

25 Questions - 2 mark each

Important Points of Karnataka PGCET Exam Pattern 2020

Karnataka PGCET 2020 will be conducted in an offline mode. Therefore, candidates will have to mark their responses in OMR sheet.
There will be no negative marking.
Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering will have two sections - one for regular and one for specialization.

Exam Day Guidelines

Candidates will be provided with an initial 10 minutes to fill out the required particulars.
After completing the Karnataka PGCET 2020, candidates will have to affix the Left Hand Thumb Impression at the space provided at the bottom of the sheet.
Candidates should make sure that they enter only one response against one question. Marking more than one answer for a particular question will not be considered.
Candidates will not be allowed to carry items like books/mechanical charts/tables/cell phones/programmable electronic aids to the examination hall.

Karnataka PGCET Syllabus 2020

The authorities will also release the detailed syllabus. With the help of the detailed syllabus of Karnataka PGCET 2020, candidates will be able to know and cover all the topics on the basis of which the question paper will be prepared.

Exam Pattern

Frequently Asked Question (FAQs) - Karnataka PGCET Exam Pattern 2020

Question: How many sections will be there in Karnataka PGCET 2020?

Answer:

Karnataka PGCET 2020 will be divided into two sections – Part A and Part B

Part A - For courses offered by VTU, UVCE and UBDTCE University

Part B - For courses offered by Kuvempa and Mysore University

Question: What will be the mode of Karnataka PGCET 2020?

Answer:

Karnataka PGCET will be conducted in an offline mode.

Question: What will be the duration of Karnataka PGCET 2020?

Answer:

Karnataka PGCET 2020 will be for 2 Hours 30 Minutes.

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There is any chance to extend the payment date of pgcet exam ?

Sharon K Rose Student Expert 4th Jul, 2020

Hello,

The last date to apply for Karnataka PGCET MBA was June 28 till 5:30pm and the last date to make the application fee payment was June 30. Since the last date to fee payment is over you cannot make the payment now and the last date is not extended. Candidates who have filled the online application form and successfully paid the fee will be able to download their admit card.

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Can you provide the admission link of PGCET since I cannot find it on the website

Yash Dev Student Expert 3rd Jul, 2020

Hello student you can visit the official website through the link mentioned below - https://cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea/

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt
Good luck

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Sir Im engineering 8th sem student, I have filled my 3rd year marks but after the submission my third year marks is not showing.... nd edit option is also not there wht should I do... whether my application will be rejected or wht.... plzzz do say

Aditi amrendra Student Expert 30th Jun, 2020

Hello,

See, you cannot anything now as you have already submitted the application form.Now you will have to wait for the karnataka PGCET application form correction window to open.The authorities might offer correction facility in the month of July (exact date is now know).So, be updated with latest announcements and check the website regularly and do the correction once the window gets open.

I hope this helps.

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Karnataka Pgcet syllabus for Mba

lakshita shaan 28th Jun, 2020

hey,

the syllabus of karnataka PGCET for MBA is proficiency in english language, general knowledge, test of reasoning and general intelligence, quantitative analysis.

for more detailed structure of syllabus kindly refer to the link below

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-pgcet-mba

hope this helps!

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I am trying to fill up Karnataka PGCET form. It is asking me fill marks for each qualifying year. But,I have SGPA system mentioned in my marksheet. How do I convert SGPA into marks?

Aditi amrendra Student Expert 27th Jun, 2020

Hello,

Follow the steps :

First, you need to calculate the SGPA of all the semesters.

Once you get SGPA of all the semesters, add them.

Divide the summation of the SGPAs by the number of semesters you have given.

The number you see will be your CGPA.

For example, SGPA of a student for four semesters, I 7.0, II 7.2, III 6.8, IV 7.8

7.0+7.2+6.8+7.8 = 28.8

CGPA = 28.8/4 = 7.2

7.2 is your CGPA.

Here's how you can Convert SGPA to Percentage :

First, calculate the SGPA of all the semesters.

Once you get SGPA of all the semesters, add them.

Divide the summation of the SGPAs by the number of semesters you have given.

Multiply your SGPA with 10 and then subtract 7.5 from the total[(SGPA * 10) 7.5 = Percentage].

Your answer will be in front of you.

For example,SGPA of a student for four semesters, I 7.0, II 7.2, III 6.8, IV 7.8

7.0+7.2+6.8+7.8 = 28.8

28.8/4 = 7.2

(7.2 *10) 7.5= 64.5%

I hope this helps.