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The Karnataka PGCET 2025 question paper was Moderate in overall difficulty. English was the easiest, Quantitative Analysis was the toughest with heavy probability and statistics questions, GK had a strong current affairs tilt covering Bharat 6G Alliance, PM Surya Ghar, and the Coercive Actions Ordinance 2025, while Computer Awareness focused heavily on number systems and binary arithmetic.

The Quantitative Analysis section is consistently the toughest in Karnataka PGCET MBA exam, based on 2023–2025 analysis. It includes probability, mean and standard deviation, complex algebra, set theory, and word problems on ages and ratios. A score of 10–12 out of 20 in this section is considered strong.

A good attempt in Karnataka PGCET 2026 is expected to be 68–78 questions out of 100 with around 85–90% accuracy, translating to a good score of 58–68 marks. Since there is no negative marking, candidates are advised to attempt all 100 questions, making educated guesses where required.

The expected difficulty level of Karnataka PGCET 2026 is Moderate overall, based on PGCET 2023, 2024, and 2025 trends. English is expected to be Easy to Moderate, while Quantitative Analysis is expected to be the toughest section at Moderate to Difficult. The detailed live analysis will be updated on June 14, 2026 after the exam.