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COMEDK-2015 Non-submission of original records – consequences thereof

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The first round of COMEDK counselling has commenced on 29th June 2015. A perusal of the documents submitted for verification by some of the candidates discloses the following deficiencies:

a)    Submission of photocopy of the marks card of 10th and 12th standard issued by CBSE and ICSE on the pretext that their boards are yet to

issue original marks card.


b)    Incomplete marks card such as marks card without the candidate’s name / hall ticket number etc. issued by the Karnataka State Pre-University Board.

c)    Non furnishing of demand draft with TAT Number indicated thereon.


2.            It has been made clear in the Process Document for Seat Selection and the check memo in this behalf published on 13.06.2015 and 24.06.2015 respectively as the list of original documents required to be produced for seat selection. The non-production of original documents or production of insufficient documentation as above will only lead to disappointment to the candidates of not having an option to select a seat; this will also delay the seat selection process itself as these candidates will have to be made aware of the deficiencies at every stage thereby causing inconvenience to other candidates.

3.            In the circumstances, the candidates are advised once again to submit all the original documents required for seat selection. If any Board has not issued the original certificate, the candidates must submit a copy of the document attested by the Board itself with an endorsement that the original is yet to be issued by it. Otherwise, without proper documents in original, the candidates need not participate in the seat selection process.

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