Karnataka CET Question Paper - Year 2014
FAQs on KCET 2014 Previous Year Question Paper for Maths, Physics, Chemistry & Biology
1. What is the difficulty level of the KCET Exam?
KCET Exam is a state-level exam; it is less difficult than the JEE Main Exam. However, subjects like Physics and Chemistry have high difficulty in this exam.
2. Are 12th marks important for deciding your rank in the KCET exam?
The eligibility criteria for the KCET exam is the students must have passed 12th or 2nd PUC.
The procedure for determining the candidate’s rank in the KCET Exam is listed below:
50% score is taken from the marks obtained in the board exam subjects including Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology.
50% score is taken from the score you gained in the KCET examination.
Hence, 50% + 50% score determines your rank in the KCET Exam.
3. What rank will I get if I score 105 in the KCET Exam and have scored 95% in board exams through PCM?
As per the latest data on the Expected cut-off in the KCET Exam 2020, if the candidate’s KCET marks lie between 100 and 110 marks range (out of 180), he/she may hold the rank between 2001-2500.
4. How can I achieve a rank below 5000 in the KCET Exam?
For achieving a rank below 5000, the following are the marks a candidate must have scored:
Above 90% in the 2nd PUC, and
120+ in the KCET Exam.