Updated By Ritoprasad Kundu on 05 Dec, 2023 12:45
Registration Starts On April 20, 2024
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Predict NowKarnataka DCET 2024 exam pattern will be released by Karnataka Examinations Authority on its official website along with the information brochure. The Karnataka exam pattern 2024 includes 5 sections namely Engineering Mathematics, Statistics & Analytics, IT Skills, Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronics engineering, and Project Management Skills. KEA will conduct the Karnataka DCET 2024 exam for a total time duration of3 hours that will include multiple-choice questions (MCQ) for 100 marks.KEA will also conduct Kannada Language Test for a duration of 1 hour for Horanadu & Gadinadu Kannadiga candidates claiming eligibility for Government seats. Candidates should go through the Karnataka DCET exam pattern to know about the latest changes, and check the marking scheme, section-wise weightage, question type, exam duration etc.
Candidates can check the important highlights of the Karnataka DCET 2024 exam pattern given below.
Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
Mode of Examination | The exam is conducted in offline mode (pen and paper-based) |
Duration | The total duration of the exam is 180 minutes (3 hours) |
Language | English & Kannada |
Total Marks | 100 |
Number of Subjects |
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Marking Scheme | Each correct answer carries one mark. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers. |
Candidates can check the detailed Karnataka DCET exam pattern given below.
Section | Marks |
|---|---|
a. Engineering Mathematics b. Statistics & Analytics c. IT Skills d. Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronics engineering e. Project Management Skills | 100 marks |
Note-
Karnataka Examinations Authority will conduct a separate Kannada Language Test for Horanadu & Gadinadu Kannadiga candidates claiming eligibility for Government seats. Candidates who have to appear for the Kannada Language Test must be aware of the exam pattern. Applicants can go through the Karnataka DCET exam pattern 2024 given below.
Section | Marks |
|---|---|
Kannada Language Test | 50 |
Here are some important instructions regarding the Karnataka DCET 2024 exam pattern -
The candidates must attempt all the questions asked in the Karnataka DCET 2024 paper
In case of wrong answers or multiple attempts, no marks will be awarded to the candidates
Before leaving the examination hall, the candidates have to provide their left-hand thumb impression on the bottom of the OMR answer sheet
Candidates must only use blue/black ballpoint pens for marking their responses (no gel pens or other pens allowed)
The candidates must not forget to carry the replica of the OMR answer sheet home after completion of the examination
Want to know more about Karnataka DCET
Yes, the mode of conduct of Karnataka DCET exam is offline only.
A total of 180 questions are asked in the Karnataka DCET exam.
No, the candidates will not be allowed to attempt any questions during the time allocated for filling up of details in the Karnataka DCET question paper booklet and answer sheet.
No, the candidates will not be penalised for any wrong attempt or multiple attempts in the Karnataka DCET paper.
Yes, it is highly recommended by the experts that the candidates should obtain detailed information regarding the Karnataka DCET exam pattern before they start preparing for the exam.
The duration of the Karnataka DCET exam is 3 hours or 180 minutes.
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Karnataka DCET 2020, which was scheduled to be conducted on August 09, 2020 has been postponed. The new exam date will be announced soon.
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Yes, you are eligible to apply for Karnataka DCET 2021 exam if you are studying for Diploma 3rd year in Andhra Pradesh.
You can also check Karnataka DCET Eligibility Criteria to learn more.
You can also fill the Common Application Form on our website for admission-related assistance. You can also reach us through our IVRS Number - 1800-572-9877.
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Yes, you are eligible for 2nd round counselling of Karnataka DCET if you weren't allotted any seats in the 1st round. You can also edit or modify your options filled in the 1st round for second round counselling. To learn how to modify your options, check Karnataka DCET Choice Filling.
The dates for 2nd round counselling will be out soon. The round 1 seat allotment is going to close tomorrow on December 23, 2020. You can also check Karnataka DCET Seat Allotment to learn more about the dates, process, and other details of seat allotment.
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