KSET 2023 Results Announced: The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has announced the provisional results for the Karnataka State Eligibility Test (KSET) 2023, conducted on 13th January 2024. This significant milestone marks the first time KEA has organised KSET for Assistant Professorship eligibility in the state. The test, conducted in offline mode, covered 41 subjects and was held across seven centres in Karnataka, with a total of 117,303 candidates registering for the exam.Out of these, 95,201 candidates appeared for both papers, and 6,675 candidates have qualified across all categories and subjects.
The KSET 2023 results are a culmination of a meticulous process designed to ensure transparency and fairness. Initially, the provisional answer keys were made available on the KEA website, allowing candidates to raise objections. These objections were reviewed by experts, and the results were processed based on the finalised answer keys. The provisional scores were also notified to inform candidates of their performance.
In line with the UGC guidelines and the state’s reservation policy, the merit list was prepared based on the marks obtained by candidates. The selection process involved several steps:
1) Determination of Total Slots: The number of candidates to be qualified for eligibility for Assistant Professorship was set at 6% of those who appeared in both papers.
2) Merit List Preparation: Among those who cleared the first step, a merit list was created subject-wise and category-wise, using the aggregate marks from both papers.
3) Eligibility Criteria: To be considered eligible for Assistant Professorship, candidates needed to secure at least 40% aggregate marks if they belonged to the unreserved category, and 35% for reserved categories including SC, ST, Cat-I, IIA, IIB, IIIA, IIIB, PWD, and transgender candidates from non-creamy layers.
Direct link to check the KEA KSET Result 2024
As per the results, 6,675 candidates have qualified across all categories and subjects. The detailed results, including the subject-wise and category-wise breakdown of candidates who registered, appeared, and qualified, along with the cutoff marks, are available on the KEA website.
A summary of the results reveals interesting statistics. Out of the total candidates, 50,262 males registered, with 41,088 appearing and 3,398 qualifying, resulting in an 8.27% qualification rate. Females had a registration of 66,656, with 53,892 appearing and 3,180 qualifying, yielding a 5.90% qualification rate. Transgender candidates, though fewer in number with 385 registrations and 221 appearances, had a notable qualification rate of 43.89%, with 97 qualifying.
The category-wise results show a diverse range of performance:
• Unreserved Category: 15,217 registered, 11,687 appeared, and 797 qualified, with a 6.82% qualification rate.
• SC Category: 29,152 registered, 23,646 appeared, and 1,432 qualified, making up 6.06%.
• ST Category: 10,460 registered, 8,470 appeared, and 628 qualified, at a 7.41% rate.
• Cat-I: 8,173 registered, 6,526 appeared, and 484 qualified, with a 7.42% qualification rate.
• Cat-2A: 19,763 registered, 16,398 appeared, and 1,486 qualified, resulting in a 9.06% rate.
• Cat-2B: 6,252 registered, 4,889 appeared, and 420 qualified, at 8.59%.
• Cat-3A: 9,736 registered, 8,461 appeared, and 558 qualified, yielding 6.59%.
• Cat-3B: 18,550 registered, 15,124 appeared, and 870 qualified, with a 5.75% rate.
• PWD Category: 2,051 registered, 1,595 appeared, and 350 qualified, resulting in a significant 21.94% qualification rate.
KEA’s responsibility encompasses the entire process from inviting online applications, conducting the test, and declaring the results to issuing E-certificates to qualified candidates post document verification. The KSET 2023 results underscore KEA’s commitment to maintaining a fair and transparent examination system, ensuring that the eligibility process for Assistant Professorship in Karnataka is conducted with the highest standards of integrity.
The KSET 2023 results are a culmination of a meticulous process designed to ensure transparency and fairness. Initially, the provisional answer keys were made available on the KEA website, allowing candidates to raise objections. These objections were reviewed by experts, and the results were processed based on the finalised answer keys. The provisional scores were also notified to inform candidates of their performance.
In line with the UGC guidelines and the state’s reservation policy, the merit list was prepared based on the marks obtained by candidates. The selection process involved several steps:
1) Determination of Total Slots: The number of candidates to be qualified for eligibility for Assistant Professorship was set at 6% of those who appeared in both papers.
2) Merit List Preparation: Among those who cleared the first step, a merit list was created subject-wise and category-wise, using the aggregate marks from both papers.
3) Eligibility Criteria: To be considered eligible for Assistant Professorship, candidates needed to secure at least 40% aggregate marks if they belonged to the unreserved category, and 35% for reserved categories including SC, ST, Cat-I, IIA, IIB, IIIA, IIIB, PWD, and transgender candidates from non-creamy layers.
Direct link to check the KEA KSET Result 2024
As per the results, 6,675 candidates have qualified across all categories and subjects. The detailed results, including the subject-wise and category-wise breakdown of candidates who registered, appeared, and qualified, along with the cutoff marks, are available on the KEA website.
A summary of the results reveals interesting statistics. Out of the total candidates, 50,262 males registered, with 41,088 appearing and 3,398 qualifying, resulting in an 8.27% qualification rate. Females had a registration of 66,656, with 53,892 appearing and 3,180 qualifying, yielding a 5.90% qualification rate. Transgender candidates, though fewer in number with 385 registrations and 221 appearances, had a notable qualification rate of 43.89%, with 97 qualifying.
The category-wise results show a diverse range of performance:
• Unreserved Category: 15,217 registered, 11,687 appeared, and 797 qualified, with a 6.82% qualification rate.
• SC Category: 29,152 registered, 23,646 appeared, and 1,432 qualified, making up 6.06%.
• ST Category: 10,460 registered, 8,470 appeared, and 628 qualified, at a 7.41% rate.
• Cat-I: 8,173 registered, 6,526 appeared, and 484 qualified, with a 7.42% qualification rate.
• Cat-2A: 19,763 registered, 16,398 appeared, and 1,486 qualified, resulting in a 9.06% rate.
• Cat-2B: 6,252 registered, 4,889 appeared, and 420 qualified, at 8.59%.
• Cat-3A: 9,736 registered, 8,461 appeared, and 558 qualified, yielding 6.59%.
• Cat-3B: 18,550 registered, 15,124 appeared, and 870 qualified, with a 5.75% rate.
• PWD Category: 2,051 registered, 1,595 appeared, and 350 qualified, resulting in a significant 21.94% qualification rate.
KEA’s responsibility encompasses the entire process from inviting online applications, conducting the test, and declaring the results to issuing E-certificates to qualified candidates post document verification. The KSET 2023 results underscore KEA’s commitment to maintaining a fair and transparent examination system, ensuring that the eligibility process for Assistant Professorship in Karnataka is conducted with the highest standards of integrity.
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