Five KCET 2024 papers are listed as free PDFs: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology and the Kannada language test. KEA’s 2024 answer keys for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology, dated 28 May 2024, are listed after the papers. KEA held the exam on 18 and 19 April 2024.
KCET 2024 Question Paper
The KCET 2024 papers set by KEA, subject by subject, free to view and download.
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Download KCET 2024 Question Papers (subject-wise)
- PDFPhysicsAglaSem DocsView
- PDFChemistryAglaSem DocsView
- PDFMathematicsAglaSem DocsView
- PDFBiologyAglaSem DocsView
- PDFKannada LanguageAglaSem DocsView
Answer keys
- LINKKCET answer keys (docs.aglasem.com)Official site · docs.aglasem.comOpen
- PDFAnswer Key: Physics (KEA, 28 May 2024)AglaSem DocsView
- PDFAnswer Key: Chemistry (KEA, 28 May 2024)AglaSem DocsView
- PDFAnswer Key: Mathematics (KEA, 28 May 2024)AglaSem DocsView
- PDFAnswer Key: Biology (KEA, 28 May 2024)AglaSem DocsView
KCET 2024 Question Paper PDF
About the KCET 2024 Paper
| Exam date | 18 and 19 April 2024 |
|---|---|
| Papers on this page | 5 (4 subjects + Kannada language test) |
| Questions dropped from evaluation | Physics 9, Chemistry 15, Mathematics 15, Biology 11 |
| Answer key on this page | Yes, KEA’s subject-wise keys for all 16 versions (28 May 2024) |
Several KCET 2024 questions were found to be outside the prescribed syllabus. The state government decided against a re-exam; instead, those questions were left out and marks were worked out on the remaining questions.
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KCET 2024 Question Paper FAQs
When was the KCET 2024 exam held?
On 18 and 19 April 2024.
How many KCET 2024 questions were dropped?
50 in all: 9 in Physics, 15 in Chemistry, 15 in Mathematics and 11 in Biology, as they were out of syllabus.
Is the KCET 2024 answer key on this page?
Yes. KEA’s 2024 answer keys for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology, dated 28 May 2024, are listed after the papers, one per subject for all 16 versions.


















