Karnataka CET 2011 FAQS

Q1. When will the application forms be available?

Ans. Application forms will be available in the 3^rd week of February.

Q2. In how many languages is the test held?

Ans. The exam is held in 2 languages, namely Kannada and English.

Q3. When is the test to be held?

Ans. The Kannada language exam is to be held on 26^th April and the CET is to be held on 27^th and 28^th April.

Q4. Is it a state level exam or an All-India level exam?

Ans. It is a state level exam.

Q5. What is the eligibility criteria?

Ans. A candidate should have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination with English, Physics, Mathematics and any of the Chemistry / Bio-Technology / Computer Science / Electronics / Biology with atleast 45% aggregate marks in optional subjects(40% for SC/ST/OBC).

Q6. What is the reservation criteria for the exam?

Ans. The reservation criteria For Karnatka students :

• 100% seats reserved in Government colleges ( Based on KCET 2011 score )
• 95% seats reserved in Aided colleges ( Based on KCET 2011 score )
• 50% seats reserved in Private Un-Aided colleges for Non-Minority ( Based on KCET 2011 score )
• 45% seats reserved in Private Un-Aided colleges for Minority ( Based on KCET 2011 score )

Q7. Is there any negative marking in the test?

Ans. There is no negative marking in the test.

Q8. Is it an objective type paper or a subjective type paper?

Ans. The test is an objective type paper.

Q9. What is the fee structure in govt. colleges?

Ans. Fee in government college is Rs.18090

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