Karnataka PGCET 2022 exam is scheduled on August 21, 2022 as paper based test. MBAUniverse.com will release the PGCET 2022 exam analysis immediately after the exam is over. Key highlights of PGCET 2022 exam analysis are:
- PGCET Analysis 2022 will consist of key changes in exam pattern
- The PGCET 2022 analysis will also reflect upon the exam difficulty level this year Vs last year
- The Analysis will also release expected cut offs-overall and sectional
- Apart from the PGCET Analysis by MBAUniverse.com, detailed analysis by top coaching institutes like IMS, CL, TIME will also be published with their perception on difficulty level and cut offs
PGCET 2022 exam time is from 2.30PM to 4.30PM. The question paper is divided in 4 sections. PGCET question paper will have 100 questions with equal number of questions in all the four sections. The exam is of moderate difficulty level, therefore the PGCET cut off 2022 may not be very high or very low.
Below are shared the key highlights of PGCET 2022 Exam:
- PGCET 2022 is expected to be of moderate difficulty level
- The exam is paper based test
- Duration of PGCET is 2 hours each for MBA and MCA.
- For MBA and MCA the exam is conducted separately without clubbing it to any other course test.
- Cut off is not expected to go very high
- Qualifying score is 25% of the maximum marks
- PGCET exam answer keys are released 3 days after the exam.
- Merit list is prepared on the basis of scores obtained in the PGCET.
PGCET Exam Analysis 2022 & Scoring Pattern
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PGCET MBA Exam Component
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Details
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Remarks
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PGCET 2022 Exam Date
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August 21, 2022
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(Both MCA & MBA PGCET on the same date)
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PGCET Maximum time to Attempt Test Paper
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2 Hours
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2.30 PM to 4.30 PM
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PGCET Total Exam Duration
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2½ Hours
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Occupy the seat by 2PM to complete the test booklet and OMR Sheet details
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PGCET 2022 Reporting Time
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1.30PM
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Reach the PGCET Test centre by 1.30 PM for verification & Security check
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PGCET Exam Format
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Paper Based Test
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No Need to have computer testing skills
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Total PGCET Questions
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100
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Equally Divided in 4 sections
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Total Maximum Marks
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100
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Equally divided in 4 sections
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Type of Questions
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MCQs
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Objective Type Multiple Choice Questions
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PGCET 2022 Exam Difficulty Level
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Moderate
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Easier than many national level exams
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Total Time Duration
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2 Hours
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2.30PM to 4.30PM
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Number of Test Sections
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4
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All sections with MCQs
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Sectional Time Division
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None
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Free to move between the sections
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Marking Scheme
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+1 Mark
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Each Correct Answer awarded +1 mark
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Negative marking
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No Negative Marking
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Candidates can do more guess work
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Answer Options for each question
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4
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Easy to pick out the correct answer with elimination method
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Sectional Scoring
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25 Marks per section
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All the 4 sections have 25 questions each with maximum score of 25 marks
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Merit Calculation
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Based on scores of 4 sections
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Minimum Sectional Qualifying marks are required to get place in Admission Merit List
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PGCET Previous year Analysis
Below is the previous year PGCET exam analysis
PGCET Analysis for 2021 Exam
Karnataka PGCET 2021 had following four sections. The corresponding difficulty level for each section is also shared in the table below
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PGCET 2021 Section Name
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Number of Questions
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Difficulty level
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Proficiency in English Language
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25
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Moderate
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General Knowledge
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25
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Moderate to difficult
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Reasoning and General Intelligence
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25
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Moderate
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Quantitative Analysis
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25
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Easy to moderate
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Important Points to Note about PGCET 2021
Although Karnataka PGCET 2021 for MBA admission was of two hours duration from 2.30PM to 4.30PM, the PGCET test takers had to remain seated for two and half hours.
- All the candidates had to report at the PGCET 2021 Test Venue latest by 1.30PM
- All the candidates had to occupy their designated seats by 2 PM on Sunday November 14, 2021 to complete the details on PGCET 2021 exam booklet and on OMR Sheet
- The PGCET-2021 (MBA) exam was held in paper pen mode in one session exclusively for MBA admission.
- The PGCET question paper had different versions.
- The candidates had to mark the correct answers on the OMR answer sheet using BLUE OR BLACK INK BALL POINT PEN ONLY.
- After completion of the test, the candidates had to affix their LEFT HAND THUMB IMPRESSION in the space provided on the bottom portion of OMR answer sheet before handing over the same to the room invigilator.
- After completion of the test, the candidates were allowed to carry replica of the filled OMR answer sheet. Such replicas should be preserved for a period of one year.
