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CET-2015 INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES / COLLEGES:Regarding New Medical/Dental Seats



Date : 24/09/2015

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES / COLLEGES:




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Particulars
Date and Time

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1
Display of Seat Matrix
As displayed on 23/09/2015





2
Option Entry by Eligible Candidates is extended
26-09-2015 upto 07.00am


upto






3
Publication of seat Allotment Results
26-09-2015 after 10:30 am





4
Confirming of Allotment, payment of fees and
Upto 28-09-2015 till 4.00 pm


downloading of admission order






5
Last date for reporting to colleges
Upto 28-09-2015 till 5.00 pm


1.    The fee structure of Yenopoya Univerisity and KLE University displayed on 22/09/2015 in KEA Website is withdrawn with immediate effect.

2.    The fees of Rs.62500/- will be applicable to yenopoya and KLE university institutions also

( similar to fees applied at other deemed university institutions ) for government quota students.

3.    If any candidate fails to report to the allotted college on or before 28/09/2015 by 5.00pm the allotment stands cancelled automatically without any further notice and such seat will be reverted back to KEA for allotment during further rounds of counseling.

4.    The candidates who have taken Medical /Dental /Engineering/BVSC / Bsc Ag etc in any college through KEA can take the admissions in newly allotted college with the attested copies of originals /acknowledgement given by the earlier admitted college.

5.    The responsibility of taking original documents from the earlier college and submitting to the new college lies with the candidates only.


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