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COMEDK 2015 Calender of Events

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EVENT
02/03/2015
Monday
Start date for obtaining "Request for Application Form" (RFA) and filling of "Online Application Form" (OAF)
08/04/2015
Wednesday
Last Date for obtaining "Request for Application Form" (RFA) : The (RFA) Link from COMEDK Website will be removed at 5:00 PM
10/04/2015
Friday
Last date for filling of "Online Application Form" only for those candidates who have already obtained "Request for Application" (RFA) : The (OAF) Link from COMEDK Website will be removed at 5:00 PM
15/04/2015
Wednesday
Last date for receipt of "Physical Application Form" (PAF)
24/04/2015
Friday
Uploading of "Online Test Admission Ticket" (TAT)
10/05/2015
Sunday
COMEDK UGET - 2015 Test Day
10/05/2015
Sunday 
Publishing of "Provisional Answer Keys" after the completion of the test
13/05/2015
Wednesday
Last date for receiving objections pertaining to "Provisional Answer Keys"
25/05/2015
Monday 
Publishing of "Final Answer Keys"
30/05/2015
Saturday 
Publishing of "Test Score"
04/06/2015
Thursday 
Uploading of "Online Rank Card"
B. Arch - Centralized Counseling only
10/06/2015
Wednesday 
Start Date for issue of Online Application form for B.Arch
22/06/2015
Monday 
Last Date for Receipt of Completed Application Forms for B.Arch
27/06/2015
Saturday 
Publishing of Rank List B.Arch

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