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| Name: | COMEDK |
| Exam Full Name:: | Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka |
| Category: | Engineering |
| Website: | http://www.comedk.org |
COMEDK - Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka is the association of Private Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka.
COMEDK conducts 2 annual Entrance Tests. Under Graduate Entrance Test[UGET] which is for admission to Under Graduate Courses(MBBS, BDS, BE, BArch). UGET is conducted in parallel with the Government's CET for determining merit of students seeking admissions to the first year of Medical, Dental and Engineering courses of the Member Institutions in Karnataka. COMEDK UGET entrance test, publication of test score and rank list will be followed by a centralised counselling. These processes are modeled on the Karnataka CET. After AICTE, MCI and DCI approve the intake (number of seats) for various colleges every year, the COMEDK, the KMCA and the Government share the seats. This is called as the government - private seat sharing ratio.
The Karnataka government and private colleges fixed the seat-sharing formula at 50:50 for Engineering and 42:58 for Medical courses for 2011. On this seat sharing basis, COMEDK fills its share of seats by its UGET. COMEDK Colleges also have a limited number of NRI quota and the Management quota seats. No entrance test is conducted to fill these seats as those seats can be filled at the Management's discretion. COMEDK 2011 will hold UGET for Medical, Dental & Engineering seats. Note that Only centralized counseling will be held for B.Arch. There will be No entrance test for this course.
The other entrance exam is for Post Graduate courses in Medical, Dental and Engineering courses called Post Graduate Entrance Test[PGET].
If you are applying for the as the general category student for B.E course, then the minimum qualification for COMEDK admission is a pass in the 2nd PUC or 10+2 higher secondary or equivalent qualifying Examination with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. You need to have Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects and along with it, if you have Biotechnology or Computer Science or Biology or Electronics as optional subjects in place of Chemistry, then also you are eligible. English should be one of the languages of study.
In case of SC, ST and Karnataka OBC students the aggregate marks in PCM should not be less than 45% in the qualifying examination . Even if you are able to secure required marks in PCM subjects, then also you shall be disqualified, if you are unable to secure required percentage of marks in English, in the Competitive Entrance Test.
Comdek entrance test is for those students who wants to seek admission in Karnataka various institutes who offer programmes like BE, MBBS & BDS. It comprises of four papers, as given below :
1.) Mathematics, 2.) Biology, 3.) Physics & 4.) chemistry .
In COMEDK UGET Exam combined paper for Physics & Chemistry are Compulsory for all candidates. Candidates who aspire the apply for MBBS Course, for them Biology is Compulsory. Mathematics is compulsory for candidates who wish to go for BE Course.
No. of Questions: Total of 120 questions including 60 in physics and 60 in chemistry.
Entrance Exam Duration: Duration of entrance test is 120 minutes, so it is 1 minute for 1 question which is compulsory for all candidates seeking admission to MBBS and BE courses.
Candidates should note that Biology and Mathematics tests will also be conducted on the same day . Each test consists of 60 questions and must be completed in 60 minutes. Candidates can select any one of the subjects (Biology and Mathematics).
There is no negative marking, each correct answer means 1 mark and will be required to mark answers on an OMR sheet.
1.) Physics and Chemistry combined paper is conducted in the morning, followed by a combined paper of Mathematics and Biology.
2.) There is no negative marking for a wrong answer attempted by the candidate.
3.) For MBBS and BDS, the candidate must have scored at least 50% marks in the entrance test (PCB).
4.) For the SC/ST candidates, a minimum of 40% marks in the entrance test (PCB) is sufficient for MBBS.