Last Updated: September 07, 2023, 10:29 IST
The KCET was conducted as a pen and paper-based test on May 20 and 21 (Representative Image)
KCET 2023: Candidates applied for round 2 admission process can download and access the list from the official website, kea.kar.nic.in.
The Karnataka Examination Authority will release the round 2 seat allotment list of KCET 2023 today after 8 PM. Candidates applied for round 2 admission process can download and access the list from the official website, kea.kar.nic.in. UGCET-2023-second round seat allotment results for admission to engineering, architecture, BPharma, farm science, and BSc Nursing courses will be published on 07-09-2023 after 8.00 pm, according to an official notice.
KCET SEAT ALLOTMENT RESULTS 2023: STEPS TO DOWNLOAD
Here is the steps that candidates can follow to access and download the KCET seat allotment results
STEP 1: Visit the official KEA website, kea.kar.nic.in. or candidates can use cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.
STEP 2: Click “UGCET 2023 round 2 seat allotment result 2023″ on the homepage.
STEP 3: Enter the application number and password on the login page.
STEP 4: Log in using the provided credentials.
STEP 5: The KCET round 2 seat allotment for 2023 will be displayed on the screen.
STEP 6: Download the admission order and you can save it for future reference.
Regardless of whether they selected engineering in their initial registration, those who received medical seats in the second round will not be eligible for engineering seat allocation. Applicants with a reserved seat must pay the confirmation fee online to confirm their admission.
Applicants must attend the relevant institution for document verification along with the seat assignment letter after a successful payment in response to the KCET second round result for 2023.
Alternately, candidates have the choice to participate in subsequent rounds of KCET counseling if they are dissatisfied with the course or college they were assigned. It is advised not to go ahead and report to the college for admission if you are happy with your round 1 allotment and want to participate in subsequent rounds while keeping your existing seat allocation.
The KCET was conducted as a pen and paper-based test on May 20 and 21. KCET is a state-level examination for getting admission to engineering colleges. The exam is conducted once a year in English and Kannada languages. A total of 198 engineering colleges participated in the exam. The mode of examination is offline. This year, the application fee for the KEA exam was Rs 500.
