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KCET-2016 WHAT IS NEW THIS YEAR?

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The data pertaining to 2nd PUC Students have been obtained from PUE department and displayed at
the time of applying online. By obtaining the student number KEA had displayed the particulars of the student and later students were allowed to change those particulars if necessary.

KEA is planning to introduce online verification of documents; otherwise the document verification will be conducted at Helpline centres

5% of the seats in each college and in each course will be reserved as Supernumerary Quota in all
Engineering Colleges. This quota is over and above the seat matrix issued by the Government. The tuition fee prescribed by the Government in that particular college will be waived off. The candidate has to pay the other fees only. This Supernumerary quota is not available for Architecture Course. All candidates including General Merit are eligible for allotment of seats under Supernumerary quota whose annual income of the family from all the sources is less than Rs.6.00 Lakhs


Important dates:

Date of publication of CET - 2016 Results along with applied Answer Key 28-05-2016

Verification of Documents for Agriculturist at the respective Practical Test Centres 12-05-2016 to
18-05-2016

Last date for submission of objections, if any, regarding Answer Key 13-05-2016

Last date for appearing to NATA 20-05-2016

Last date for submission of NATA scores along with a copy of the 2nd PU / 12 Std. Marks card to KEA 24-05-2016

Verification of documents for Special Category – Schedule Physically Disabled, NCC and Sports 01-06-2016 &
02-06-2016

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