PGCET (Karnataka) Counselling

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KUMKUM BASWAL

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The document verification process in the Karnataka PGCET counselling is an essential process for the candidates wherein they can confirm their eligibility and get a seat for themselves. Candidates need to visit the designated verification centers with original documents and photocopies. There are some necessary documents that include the Karnataka PGCET rank card, hall ticket, educational certificates (marksheets, degree certificates), caste/category certificate (if applicable), photo ID proof, and other documents that the authorities specify. Verification After the verification process, candidates receive a verification slip, which is
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KUMKUM BASWAL

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The process of counselling is conducted based on ranks, preferences of the candidates, and seats available in participating institutions during Karnataka PGCET (Post Graduate Common Entrance Test). It is done in a multi-round process. Registration and document verification followed by preference for colleges and courses is mandatory for candidates.

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Anjali Deval

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The Post Graduate Common Entrance Test determines the allocation of colleges based on one's exam rank, preferences, and availability of seats. After the announcement of results, one must participate in counseling. That means you choose colleges and courses according to your rank. Based on that, the system allocates a seat to you. This depends on the availability of seats in the preferred college and eligibility requirements. After college allocation, habitual document submission and fees payment must be done to complete the admission process. 

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Yash Kumar

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Yes, even if you are a non - Karnataka Student you need to visit the college physically for verification of your documents. During counselling After the PGCET exam, every student who gets the allotment letter needs to physically verify the documents from that particular college.

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Malavika

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KEA conducts the PGCET Karnataka counselling in two multiple rounds along with the mock seat allotment round. Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) will conduct Karnataka PGCET 2024 counselling for admission to PG courses, including MBA, MCA, and MTech. The first step in the Karnataka PGCET counselling includes a document verification process. Candidates who get their documents verified are eligible for the Karnataka PGCET option entry process. The entire counselling process of Karnataka PGCET 2024 is facilitated on the official website, kea.kar.nic.in. Karnataka PGCET counselling process includes document verification, option entry, s
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Malavika

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KEA has released Karnataka PGCET results on its official website, cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea. KEA releases the result in the form of a Karnataka PGCET scorecard. The exam was conducted on 4 August 2024. KEA will conduct a centralised counselling process for admissions based on Karnataka PGCET ranks. Candidates with a valid score in PGCET exam are eligible to participate in the counselling process. The Karnataka PGCET counselling process is mentioned below:Physical document verification at helpline centresGenerating secret keyDisplay of provisional seat matrixOption entryDeclaration of mock allotment resultsDeclaration of seat allot
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Anushka Mendiratta

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The counselling schedule for admissions based on Karnataka PGCET hasn't been officially announced yet for the 2024 cycle. However, KEA typically announces the PGCET counselling schedule in December of the exam year and conducts the counselling process for MBA/ MCA/ M.Tech/ M.Arch courses through a centralized online portal. 

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Abhishek Dhawan

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Karnataka Examinations Authority publishes the PGCET mock allotment status before commencement of the first seat allotment round. Candidates are not allotted seat based on the PGCET mock allotment results. However, the actual seat allotment round leads to allocation of seats in Karnataka PGCET participating colleges. Candidates get the facility to change their options after checking the mock allotment status. Mock allotment round is conducted familiarise candidates with the course and college allotted to them based on the ranks.

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Abhishek Dhawan

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Karnataka PGCET counselling is conducted every year for admission to MBA, MCA, M.Tech and MArch courses. Candidates who pass the Karnataka PGCET exam are eligible to participate in the documenty verification process. Those who get their documents verified are eligible for the centralised counselling for admissions based on Karnataka PGCET ranks.KEA typically conducts the Karnataka PGCET counselling in the month of January. The official website of KEA hosts the Karnataka PGCET counselling schedule soon after the exam results are declared.

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Abhishek Dhawan

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The dates for Karnataka PGCET will be announced after the result separately. Qualified candidates need to appear for Karnataka PGCET counselling. Candidates are called for the counselling process based on their ranks. Candidates are advised to attend the counselling only if they have the required percentage of marks in the qualifying exam (50 per cent for unreserved categories and 45% for reserved categories).

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