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CET-2015 Mode of Payment:

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•    Candidate has to download / print the Challan from the KEA website which is in Triplicate.

•    In the Challan, the details of the candidate will be pre-printed, such as Name, CET No, College / Course Allotted details, Fee to be paid, Bank Account Number. Candidate has to confirm the printed details and affix the signature on the Challan.

•    After downloading the Challan, candidate has to pay the prescribed fee in any nearest branch of the Bank which will be notified by KEA.

•    After receipt of the payment, bank will return the Candidate’s copy and College copy to the candidate by retaining the Bank copy.
•    Keep the Candidate’s copy and wait for the second extended round, candidates will neither down load the admission nor will report to the allotted college, but wait for the second extended round.

•    The fee paid in the second round will be adjusted for the Second Extended Round upon selection of a seat, the balance amount if any will be refunded.


Special Note:


Seats will be cancelled in respect of candidates who exercises Choice 2 and fails to make the payment within the stipulated date and time.

Choice 2 candidates, after making the payment decides to surrender the seats, can cancel the seat in any of the Helpline Centre before the last date prescribed for entry of options for the second extended round. For such candidates, an amount of Rs.5,000/- will be deducted from the payment made, and the balance amount if any will be refunded. In case, if they surrender the seat after the last date prescribed for option entry for second extended round, full amount paid as fees will be forfeited as per rules. (Please visit KEA Website http://kea.kar.nic.in for cancellation procedure)

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