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PGCET exam is conducted only once in a year.

Karnataka PGCET exam syllabus covers five sections: Computer Awareness, Analytical Ability and logical Reasoning, Quantitative Analysis, English language and General Knowledge.

Karnataka PGCET 2026 application process was open from March 23 till April 30, 2026.

Graduates with 50% (general) or 45% (reserved) can apply. Any candidate from all India can register for PGCET exam, but Karnataka domicile is required for government quota seats.

Focus on understanding the syllabus, practicing mock tests, and revising regularly. Use books and previous year papers for best results.

PGCET is conducted for admission into MBA, MCA, M.Tech, ME, and M.Arch programs in Karnataka colleges.

MAT 2026 exam will be held in Paper Based Test (PBT) mode on September 13, and in Computer Based Test (CBT) mode on September 20, 2026. MAT 2026 Registration last date for PBT exam is September 7, 2026. MAT 2026 Registration last date for CBT exam is September 14, 2026.

Candidates planning to appear for MAT exam can complete the application process online on MAT official website by following these steps: Step 1: Visit the Official Website (mat.aima.in); Step 2: Create a New Account; Step 3: Fill the Application Form by entering personal details, academic details and selecting the preferred MAT exam mode; Step 4: Upload Documents Required for MAT Registration 2026; Step 5: Pay the Application Fee (o Single Exam (PBT/CBT) – Rs 2300 or Both Exams – Rs 4000) and Step 6: Review and Submit the Application; Step 7: Download and Print the Confirmation Page.

MAT exam eligibility criteria are that candidate should have a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university. Candidates appearing in their final year of graduation are also eligible to apply for MAT exam. There is no work experience required to take MAT exam. There is no minimum or maximum age-related eligibility to appear in MAT exam.