Updated By Prateek Lakhera on 08 Oct, 2024 14:04
Candidates preparing for the Karnataka DCET 2025 exam must fulfill the eligibility criteria provided by KEA. Candidates preparing for the exam must have completed their diplomas in their respective courses.
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Predict NowKarnataka DCET 2025 eligibility criteriaare provided by the Karnataka Examinations Authority on the official website along with the information brochure. Those who wish to apply for the Karnataka Diploma CET or Karnataka DCET 2025 exam must make sure that they fulfil all the required eligibility criteria. Once the aspirants satisfy the required eligibility criteria to appear in the Karnataka DCET exam, they can start applying for the same in the online mode itself. The applicants must be aware of the fact that the Karnataka DCET 2025 eligibility criteria for the B.E programme are different from the B.Arch programme. The latest eligibility norms to appear in the Karnataka DCET exam have been provided on this page.
Candidates can check the detailed eligibility criteria in the below section for both the engineering and architecture course
The Karnataka DCET B.E applicants must have -
Cleared a Diploma (or equivalent) exam with a minimum aggregate of 45% in all the subjects combined in the final year
An aggregate of 40% in the final year subjects for OBC/SC/ST candidates of Karnataka
The Karnataka DCET B.Arch applicants must have -
Appeared and Qualified NATA examination conducted by the Council of Architecture (CoA)
Want to know more about Karnataka DCET
No, an applicant can only apply for either a day college or night college through the Karnataka DCET exam.
Reserved category candidates belonging to the state of Karnataka (OBC/SC/ST) are given 5% relaxation in qualifying exam marks to apply for the Karnataka DCET exam.
No, to apply for the Karnataka DCET B.Arch programme, the applicants have to produce the NATA scorecard of the same year in which they are going to appear in the Karnataka DCET exam.
If a Karnataka DCET B.Arch applicant does not have a valid score in NATA exam, he/she will not be allowed to take admission at B.Arch courses.
Dear Student,
KEA considers your final year marks i.e. 5th and 6th semester marks combined with Karnataka DCET score to determine rank. 1st and 2nd semester marks are not taken into consideration in this regard. However, please note that you must score at lease 45% aggregate in all the subjects in your final year of Diploma course (5th and 6th semesters) to be eligible.
We hope this answers your query. Good luck!
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