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Karnataka PGCET 2019 Question Paper is available to download in PDF form. Candidates can practice the previous year's papers to understand the Karnataka PGCET exam pattern, marking scheme, weightage, difficulty level, and more.
Karnataka PGCET 2019 exam was conducted on July 20th and 21st, 2019 by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). As per the student’s feedback, the question paper's difficulty level was moderate to difficult. Karnataka PGCET examination format consisted of multiple-choice questions (MCQs). The paper was structured into two sections: Part A and Part B, collectively carrying a total of 100 marks. Candidates were allotted 2 hours and 30 minutes (150 minutes) to complete the exam. However, it's worth noting that the specific exam pattern differed across various courses, adapting to the unique requirements of each program.
Karnataka PGCET Question Paper for M.E., M.Tech., and M.Arch. had two sections. One was part A, and another was part B. In Part A, there were 50 questions for 50 marks. In Part B, there were 50 marks for 25 questions. In the MBA question paper, Part A consists of 50 questions for 50 marks, and Part B consists of 50 questions for 50 marks. In MCA, Part A had 60 questions worth 60 marks, while Part B had 20 questions worth a total of 40 marks.
Candidates can download the Karnataka PGCET 2019 Question Paper from the following table in PDF format:
| Paper Name | Question Paper |
|---|---|
| Civil Engineering | Download Here |
| Computer Science and Engineering | Download Here |
| Chemical Engineering | Download Here |
| Environmental Engineering | Download Here |
| Textile Technology | Download Here |
| Electrical Science | Download Here |
| Mechanical Science | Download Here |
| Architecture | Download Here |
| Polymer Science and Technology | Download Here |
| Biotechnology | Download Here |
| MBA | Download Here |
| MCA | Download Here |
Ques. What if I got 47 marks in PGCET?
Ans. If a candidate scored 47 marks in PGCET, they can expect a rank of around 11598 to 13604.
Ques. What ranking can I expect if I get 40 marks in the PGCET?
Ans. A score of 40 marks in the exam corresponds to a rank range of approximately 11598 to 13604.
Ques. What are the passing marks out of 100 in PGCET?
Ans. Candidates are required to have secured a minimum of 50% marks (or 45% marks in the Qualifying Examination for candidates belonging to SC/ST and Category I of Karnataka) in order to be eligible. This criterion ensures that candidates meet the prescribed academic qualification standards for participation.
Ques. What is a good PGCET rank?
Ans. Certainly, candidates who achieve a rank under 5000 in the Karnataka PGCET stand a good chance of securing admission to esteemed colleges. This rank range opens up opportunities for applying to the top 30 MBA colleges in Karnataka.
Ques. How is the PGCET rank decided?
Ans. The ranking in Karnataka PGCET is determined by evaluating the total aggregate marks achieved by candidates, resulting in the formation of the same merit list.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.