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Option Entry schedule for first and second round

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Option Entry Schedule - First Round
SI. No.
Particulars
Date and Time
01
Display of Seat Matrix and Fee Structure -for all disciplines
14-06-2014 after4.00 pm
02
Option Entry by eligible candidates
From 11.00 am on 15-06-2014 to 20-06-2014 up to 11.00 am
03
Publication of Mock Allotment Results
21-06-2014 after 5.00 pm
04
Provision to change options if any by candidates
From 8.00 pm on 21-06-2014 to 23-06-2014 up to 9.00 am
05
Publication of Real allotment Result
24-06-2014 after4.00 pm
06
Confirmation of Allotment, Payment of Fees and downloading of admission order
26-06-2014 to 28-06-2014
07
Last date for reporting to colleges
30-06-2014 before 5.30 pm
Option Entry Schedule - Second Round
SI. No.
Particulars
Date and Time
01
Display of Seat Matrix
02-07-2014 after 11.00 am
02
Option Entry by Eligible Candidates- (Read Brochure for Details)
From 8.00 pm on 02-07-2014 to 05-07-2014 up to 9.00 am
03
Publication of Seat Allotment of Second round
05-07-2014 after 6.00 pm
04
Confirmation of Allotment, Payment of Fees and downloading of admission order
07-07-2014 to 09-07-2014
05
Last date for reporting to colleges
10-07-2014 before 5.30 pm
Option Entry Schedule - Second Extended Round if needed
SI. No.
Particulars
Date and Time
01
Display of Seat Matrix
12-07-2014 after 11.00 am
02
Option Entry by Eligible Candidates- (Read Brochure for Details)
From 5.00 pm on 12-07-2014 to 15-07-2014 up to 9.00 am
03
Publication of Seat Allotment of Second Extended Round
15-07-2014 after 8.00 pm
04
Confirmation of Allotment, Payment of Fees and downloading of admission order
16-07-2014 to 18-07-2014
05
Last date for reporting to colleges
19-07-2014 before 5.30 pm
NOTE:
1.   All other guidelines and procedures given in the CET-2014 brochure remain same for all other purposes.
2.   All the concerned colleges should report to KEA through KEA Web-portal, every evening the details of admission of students selected through KEA and also the students who has not reported details within the stipulated time, so that the non-reported seat will be taken for next round of seat allotment.
3.   To claim seat under Hyderabad-Karnataka Reservation (Article 371 J), the candidates should produce the relevant certificate issued by the concerned Assistant Commissioner during document verification.
4.   The candidate should compulsorily bring all necessary original documents (along with one set of attested photocopies) in support of their claim when they come for verification without fail on the notified date. If any candidate fails to produce any of the original documents / certificates / marks card on the day of verification, such candidate's documents will not be verified and they will not complete their registration process and subsequently will not be considered for eligibility to exercise their options.
5.   If a candidate has not received the original marks card of Qualifying Examination for 2014 from the concerned boards,  then the candidate should obtain the signature of the Principal of the institution where he / she has passed 2nd PU /

      12th Standard examination on the provisional marks card. Internet downloaded marks cards will not be accepted.
N.B.: No individual intimation will be sent to the eligible rank holders regarding the date and time of Verification process.

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