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Hyderabad-Karnataka Quota Reservation for COMEDK 2015-16 Admissions

Hyderabad-Karnataka Quota Reservation:

 For Medical / Dental a) The Government order in No. DPAR06 PLX 2012, dated 06/11/2013 has been directed to be limited to the institutions located in Hyderabad Karnataka region only Notified on 13/06/2015  namely (i) Gulbarga, (ii) Yadgir, (iii) Bidar, (iv) Koppal, (v) Raichur and (vi) Bellary, vide the direction of the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka dated 31st July 2014 in W.P. No.36482-36483/2014 (EDN-RES) filed by Karnataka Professional Colleges Foundation Trust (KPCF).

 For Engineering / Architecture
b) As per the Government order in No. DPAR06 PLX 2012, dated 06/11/2013. 70% of the seats are reserved in favour of “Local Persons” in the Institutions located in Hyderabad Karnataka area and 8% of the seats are reserved for “Local Persons” of the Hyderabad Karnataka Region in the Institutions located outside the said region;

 The Hyderabad Karnataka region comprises of (i) Gulbarga, (ii) Yadgir, (iii) Bidar, (iv) Koppal, (v) Raichur and (vi) Bellary.
 Having announced the Rank on 08.06.2015 on its website (www.comedk.org), the candidates are required to please note, facilities have been made by COMEDK to enable the eligible candidates to Login and print their respective Rank Cards. This should be brought without fail to the counseling along with the other mandatory documents.

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