Karnataka PGCET 2020: Information Bulletin Released, Application Till June 28
Karnataka Examinations Authority, or KEA, has released the information bulletin for Post Graduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET) for admission to postgraduate programmes in the affiliated colleges and universities of the state.
The Karnataka Examinations Authority, or KEA, has released the detailed information bulletin for the state’s PGCET. The Karnataka Post Graduate Common Entrance Test, or PGCET, is held for admission to part-time and full-time MBA, MCA, ME, MTech and MArch courses in affiliated institutes. Candidates can fill the Karnataka PGCET 2020 application form online from June 15 to June 28.
To be eligible for Karnataka PGCET, a candidate must have cleared the undergraduate level examination in the respective subject. Earlier, a statement issued by KEA, said: “The candidates with valid Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering, or GATE, score need not appear for the entrance test.” However, they have to apply online within the stipulated date to be eligible for admission to ME, Mtech and MArch courses, it added.
PGCET Important Dates
KEA, in June 12, has announced the detailed schedule for PGCET 2020 exams. As per the schedule, PGCET is to be held on August 8 and August 9, 2020.
Detailed PGCET 2020 Schedule
Events | Dates |
Release of Karnataka PGCET Application 2020 | June 15 |
Start of Karnataka PGCET 2020 Application Online | June 15 |
Last Date to Submit PGCET Application 2020 | June 28 till 5:30 PM |
Last date to pay the PGCET application fees in the bank | June 30 (Banking hours) |
Release of Karnataka PGCET Admit Card 2020 | July 27 from 4 PM |
Karnataka PGCET 2020 Exam | August 8, 2020: MTech, ME, MArch August 9,2020: MCA, MBA |
PGCET Application Form
Candidates can register themselves online in the official website -- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in and fill the basic details like name, educational qualification, address and other required details and submit the application form.
PGCET Exam Pattern
Karnataka PGCET will be held for a total of 100 marks. The question pattern and allotment of marks will differ on the basis of programmes opted and disciplines chosen by the candidates. No negative marks will be cut for marking wrong answers. The eligibility test is conducted on pen-paper mode.
