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INSTRUCTIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR ON-LINE APPLICATION FORM CET - 2016

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. Please read the instructions and proceed carefully before you start fillng the Online Application Form.
2. Candidates can apply for CET - 2016 "Online" only.
3. Candidates must follow the instructions strictly as given in the Information Bulletin and on the website.
4. Examination Fee Details and last date for submission of Online Application Form :
 
EVENTDATE
Commencement of Entry of Application Online 
Last Date to Enter Application details online   
Last date to pay the fees in the Bank 
Downloading of Admission Tickets on or after 
FEE DETAILS

FEEBANK CHARGES
FOR GENERAL/OBCRs.650Rs.10
FOR SC/ST/Category-1Rs.500Rs.10
PU/12th std STUDIED STATE OTHER THAN KARNATAKARs.750Rs.10
5. Uploading the scanned copies of candidate's photograph, signature, left hand thumb impression and self declaration.
    i. Scanned copy of Candidate's photo, signature, left hand thumb impression and father's / mother's / Guardian's signature.
    ii. All the scanned copies of images should be in jpg/jpeg format only.
    iii. All the scanned copies of images size should not be more than 40KB.
    iv. Photo image dimension should be 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm only.
    v. Signature and left hand thumb impression image dimension should be 3.5 cm x 1.5 cm only.
 
6. The fee can be remitted through e-Challan by depositing fee in any one of the following banks given in the list:
Bank name
State Bank of Mysore
State Bank of Hyderabad
Indian Bank
Axis Bank
 
 
7. Please keep all these documents for future reference:
S.NoDocuments
(i)Proof of remittance of fee
(ii)Computer generated final application printout
 
8. Simple steps to Apply Online
1Download the information bulletin and read it carefully
2Download sample application
3Fill the online application form
4Upload photo, signature and left hand thumb impression & self declaration
5Download  e-challan and make payment
6Print the final application 

 Proceed to Apply Online    

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