The Karnataka Examination Authority on Thursday released the provisional answer key for KCET or UG CET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test) 2023. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check the results at the official website— kea.kar.nic.in.
Students can raise objections from today till 11 am of May 30. While raising the objections, students shall indicate the subject, question number and version code. Challenges without version code or question number will not be considered. And, documents supporting the claim shall be attached in PDF format.
The exam was conducted on May 20 and 22. Nearly 2.6 lakh students registered for the exam out of which around 1.14 lakh were girls and 1.21 lakh were boys. The exam was conducted in 592 exam centres across the state out of which 121 centres were located in Bengaluru. Nearly 16,000 non-Kannadiga students enrolled for this examination and were exempted from writing the compulsory Kannada exam, claimed KEA.
Exams were conducted for four subjects— Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics. Each paper had 60 questions. The objections will be analysed by experts and the decision of the subject expert committee will be final while preparing the final answer key.
