The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) is providing students who took the KCET 2024 exam with an opportunity to voice their concerns. Until April 27th, students can submit objections to any questions they believe are incorrect or misleading. In order for their objections to be reviewed, students must provide clear reasons for their disputes along with specific details. The KCET exam was held on April 18th and 19th, consisting of a morning session and an afternoon session. To submit objections, students need to send an email to keaucet24@gmail.com, including the subject, version code, and question number they are objecting to. They also need to clearly explain why they believe the question is wrong. It is important to note that objections submitted after April 27th will not be considered. This opportunity allows students to potentially improve their scores if the KEA finds merit in their objections and adjusts the marking scheme accordingly. For more details, refer to the official notice published by the Karnataka Examinations Authority.