DCET

The total number of DCET 2025 questions is 100. There will be questions from Engineering Mathematics, Statistics & Analytics, IT Skills, Fundamentals Of Electrical & Electronics Engineering and Project Management Skills.  One mark will be given for every correct answer. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers. The candidates can try answering all the questions in DCET 2025.  

The mode of exam for DCET (Karnataka Diploma Common Entrance Test) is offline, also known as a pen-and-paper-based test. Candidates will have to mark their answers on a physical test booklet and submit it to the invigilator. There will be no online or remote proctored option for DCET. The exam will be held for a duration of 3 hours, and candidates will have an additional 25 minutes to fill in the required details.

According to the DCET syllabus, it is advisable for candidates to study the entire syllabus to have higher chances of scoring well in the exam. The syllabus covers various topics from Mathematics and Applied Science, and candidates are expected to be well-versed in all of these topics. However, if you are short on time or have difficulty with certain topics, focusing on the most important and high-weightage topics may be a better strategy. Ultimately, the decision on how much of the syllabus to study should be based on your individual needs and strengths.

DCET 2024 question paper will consist of  Engineering Mathematics, Statistics & Analytics, IT Skills, Fundamentals Of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, and Project Management Skills for all Engineering Diploma Programmes. By checking the DCET syllabus, the candidates will be able to boost their preparation for the examination.  For higher chances of scoring well, the candidates are advised to study the entire DCET syllabus.

Changes can be made through the correction facility after the DCET 2025 application form is submitted. Any error made in the application form can be corrected during the correction window provided by the authority. The candidates will not be allowed to correct the application form after the correction window. 

DCET exam is only for Karnataka-origin candidates who have studied for at least 10+ years with Karnataka Technical Education Board. The authorities will ask for proof at the time of registration. When the candidate fills the DCET application form ID which is provided by the Department Of Technical Education has to be uploaded. It will be verified if the student has studied in Karnataka for at least of 10+ years.

DCET exam is for Karnataka-origin students. Students who belong to the SC/ST category have to pay INR 500 for the application form. The DCET application fee has to be paid while submitting the application form. The DCET application form will not be accepted without paying the fee. The application form fee can be paid in online mode. 

Karnataka Examination Authority will soon release the KCET 2025 application form online at the official website. Candidates have to follow the given steps to fill out the DCET application form 2025.Step 1 - RegistrationStep 2 - Payment of FeeStep 3 - Filling of Application FormStep 4 - Uploading of Scanned Documents