Karnataka Common Entrance Test: Revised answer key out
Karnataka Examinations Authority
(KEA) on Sunday published the revised answer keys for all four subjects of the
Karnataka Common Entrance Test
(K-CET) 2025.
This update follows a review by an expert committee, which examined public objections regarding the previously published answer keys. A question in Physics was awarded one grace mark, said KEA executive director H Prasanna.
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The marks list for the Kannada language test, conducted for candidates from Horanadu and Gadinadu in relation to CET, was also published on the site. To secure a seat through CET, a candidate must score at least 12 marks in this exam.
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