Summary
The Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) will shut down its Post Graduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET) 2022 answer key objection window today, 10 December, 2022
Students also need to check and verify their responses and proceed further to raise objections against their PGCET 2022 provisional answer key by mailing on the mentioned email id
The Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) will shut down its Post Graduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET) 2022 answer key objection window today, 10 December, 2022. Students now have the opportunity to raise their objections against the Karnataka PGCET provisional answer key of the MBA, MCA and MTech programmes by directly mailing at - ugcet2022documents@gmail.com.
To raise their objections, students firstly need to go to the official website of KEA and then from their latest announcement section look for their link of the course-specific answer key. Students also need to check and verify their responses and proceed further to raise objections against their PGCET 2022 provisional answer key by mailing on the mentioned email id.
Once verified KEA will raise objections received against the provisional PGCET answer key and will be issuing the final answer key of PGCET. The PGCET answer key has been released for the MBA, MCA and MTech programmes on 1 December, 2022.
The deadline to raise objections against the PGCET answer key was 6 December, 2022 however, at present the KEA has extended its deadline till 10 December, 2022. KEA conducts its PGCET entrance examination for granting admission to the MBA, MCA, ME, and MTech courses throughout the state of Karnataka.
Last updated on 10 Dec 2022
