Karnataka CET 2022

Admissions for first-year engineering and pharmacy programs will be conducted by KCET. The exam for Biology and Mathematics will be held on April 18th, and the exam for Physics and Chemistry will be held on April 19th. Each paper will have an 80-minute time limit. For this exam, about 60 sets of question papers will be prepared. There are no negative markings on this exam. There will be 60 multiple-choice questions on the exam. Each right response will receive one point.

Detailed Pattern of KCET 2022:

• The KCET exam is conducted in a paper and pen mode.
• The time limit for each paper will be 70 minutes, plus an additional 10 minutes for reading and filling in other details.
• The total time required to complete three papers is 210 minutes, or 3 hours 30 minutes.
• There will be 60 questions on each paper.

Duration of the exam:

Preparation tips:

Candidates who wish to take the KCET 2022 exam must prepare thoroughly and employ effective tactics in order to pass the exam. Exam questions will be based on the 10th and 12th grade curricula. As a result, the candidates must be comprehensive.

The following are some strategies for passing the KCET 2022:

• No need to spend the whole day: By learning relevant topics properly, the candidates can complete their portions easily and without spending full time on learning. By making a proper adjustment towards the time and syllabus, the candidates should do hard work for this exam. Hard work will always be rewarded but also smart work is necessary to crack any competitive exams. So it will be easy for the candidates to clear the exam in the first attempt by using proper tricks and tips while learning.
• Time management: Time must be used wisely as it cannot be retrieved back. The first priority should be given for learning. Also, the candidates must not waste their time in un-necessary entertainment. By relaxing and taking breaks properly, the candidates can increase their performance of learning.
• Thorough basics: There are no substitutes for 11 and 12 NCERT textbooks. So the candidates must be thorough in these subjects. They should understand the topics and think of it at the application level. So the candidates should not get involved in mugging up the topics. If the questions seem to be difficult, then use guides or discuss the topics with your friends and try to solve it. By using the guide, understand the method used in it to solve the questions try to solve them in the same method.
• Practice previous year papers: In order to get proper knowledge about the exam pattern, the best way is to learn using previous years question papers. Also using sample question papers for learning, the candidates can have knowledge about if any updates in the exam pattern too. Try a number of question papers so that you can find your strong and weak areas. Work on your weak areas to improve your performance in your exams.
• Speed: Working out questions speedily is also important to attempt more questions in the exams. But your attempts must be accurate so that you can score high. While practicing question papers, set time limits and practice it. Try your level best to solve a maximum number of problems within the time. Proper practice is necessary to increase your speed while attempting your tests.
• Confidence: While starting the preparation, the exam might feel difficult to crack but proper practice will increase your confidence. Never lose your hope and try as much as you can as hard work will always be rewarded.
• Revise properly: Learning thoroughly alone will not be enough to score marks in your exam. Lack of revision will cost you more. Revise properly each topic or the topics you feel difficult to remember. Understand the weight-age for the sections and prepare accordingly. Try to go through important formulas and equations often. It is very important to include revision time in your learning schedule.