KCET 2023: Final answer key released; check steps to download

KCET 2023 final answer key has been released. Students can download the final answer key from the official website for KCET 2023-cetonline.karnataka.gov.in

The final answer key of all the four subjects namely, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology are available for download. (Express Photo by Pavan Khengre/ Representative Image)

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KCET 2023: The Karnataka Examinations Authority(KEA) has released the final answer key of the Common Entrance Test (KCET) 2023. Students can download the final answer key from the official website for KCET 2023-cetonline.karnataka.gov.in

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The final answer key of all the four subjects namely, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology are available for download. The KCET 2023 results were announced on Thursday.

KCET 2023 final answer key: How to download

Step 1: Visit the official website- cetonline.karnataka.gov.in

Step 2: Check the ‘Latest Announcements’ section on the homepage

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Step 3: Click on the final answer key link of whichever subject’s answer key you wish to download

Step 4: Answer key will be downloaded in the form of pdf

Step 5: Check the answer key and keep it for future use

The exam was conducted on May 20 and 21 in 592 exam centres across the whole state. A total of 2,61,610 candidates had registered for the exam out of which 2,44,345 candidates appeared for the exam. A total of 43,316 students appeared for only PCM, 3,917 for only PCB and 1,96,112 for both PCM and PCB.

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Over 2.03 lakh students qualified for engineering. Vignesh Nataraj Kumar from Bengaluru topped CET with 97.8 per cent, followed by Arjun Krishnaswamy (97.5 per cent), Bengaluru and Samrudh Shetty, (97.1 per cent), Dharwad. The counselling session is expected to begin within a week.

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