KCET 2018 Previous Year Question Paper for Chemistry

All the applicants of KCET should meet the eligibility criteria before they apply for the KCET 2018 Board exam. It is crucial to fulfilling conditions like educational qualification, subjects, percentage, domicile, etc. Any candidate who is not meeting these criteria should not apply for the KCET 2018 exam. You can refer to the KCET official notification and check the course eligibility for which you are applying. However, an overview of KCET eligibility criteria is given below.

• Indian National candidates are only eligible for admission to seats in the Government colleges or institutions.

• The candidates of Karnataka who have passed the qualifying exam from the Karnataka State Open University are not eligible.

• Candidates who are appearing in either Class 12 or Second PUC in the current year, 2018, can also apply, subject to passing the qualifying exam with the required pass percentage.

• The ones who will pass all subjects but later withdraw either one, two or more subjects for the improvement exam are also not the eligible candidates.

• Students appearing for the Karnataka 2nd PUC 2020 are not required to submit their scorecard to the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) because it will be obtained directly from the PUE Department.

• However, the candidates who are going to appear in the Class 12 exam or have passed the exam from other Boards (including J & K) should send the photocopy of their Class 12 scorecard by mentioning their CET Number to the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA).

KCET 2018 Exam Highlights

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KCET 2018 Chemistry Syllabus

The 2018 KCET Syllabus is based on the latest syllabus of the PUC’s First and Second year as issued by the Pre-University Education Department of Karnataka. The syllabus consists of topics from various subjects such as Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics/Biology. The detailed version of Karnataka CET 2020 syllabus is mentioned below.

The major syllabus part of Chemistry for the KCET 2018 can be given as follows.

• Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry.

• Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure.

• Structure of Atom.

• States of Matter: Gases and Liquids.

• Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties.

• Chemical Thermodynamics.

• Equilibrium.

• Hydrogen.

• Redox Reactions.

• The S-Block Elements.

• Some p-Block Elements.

• Hydrocarbons.

• Organic Chemistry.

• Environmental Chemistry.

KCET Exam Pattern

The examination will be organized through an offline mode (pen and paper-based mode). In the exam, 180 objective type questions will be asked in total. Candidates will have to appear only for one examination either from Biology or Mathematics. Questions from Chemistry and Physics will be compulsory for all the students. For every correct answer, one mark will be allotted to the candidates.

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