KSET 2020: The University of Mysore has postponed the Karnataka State Eligibility Test (KSET) 2020 exam. The KSET 2020 exam was supposed to be held on 21 June to test the eligibility of Assistant Professors or Lecturers for their recruitment in Karnataka Colleges. The exam has been postponed twice so far due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Previously, Karnataka SET exam was scheduled to be held on 12th April 2020. The KSET Application process began on 3rd February and ended on 6th March. The KSET Admit Card 2020 was released already. However the exam had to be postponed due to the spread of novel Coronavirus. Check below the updates regarding the KSET 2020 exam.
Exam Postponement Notice |
KSET is the Karnataka State Eligibility Test which is held once annually. KSET is the minimum eligibility requirement for the recruitment of Lecturers and Assistant Professors in Karnataka colleges and universities. The KSET is conducted by the University of Mysore, the UGC-recognised Nodal Agency that has been conducting the Karnataka State Eligibility Test since 2010 for Assistant Professors.
Let's have a look at the important dates of KSET 2020 exam:
KSET 2020 Important Dates | |
Start of Online Application Process | 3 February 2020 |
Last Date of Application | 6 March 2020 |
Last Date to download KSET Admit Card | 24 March 2020 |
KSET Exam Date 2020 | 21 June 2020 (Postponed) |
KSET 2020 Exam Pattern
The Karnataka State Eligibility Test is held in two shifts for two papers. Both the papers contains Multiple choice questions. There is no negative marking in the KSET examination. Have a look at the detailed exam pattern below:
Paper | Total Marks | No. of Questions | Exam Duration |
I | 100 | 50 | 1 hour (9:30-10:30 AM) |
II | 200 | 100 | 2 hours (11:00-1:00 PM) |
Total | 300 | 150 | 3 hours |
- The KSET exam is held offline in pen & paper mode
- In KSET Paper 1, 50 MCQs are asked which need to be answered in 1 hour
- In KSET Paper 2, 100 MCQs are asked which need to be answered in 2 Hours
- Each questions is of 2 marks, there is no negative marking
The exam is conducted for 41 different subjects
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