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KCET-2016 Mock Allotment Results & Cutoff Ranks

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KEA has released the mock allotment results , students are advised to check these mock allotment results , and you got till june 30th to check and change/modify your options in the seat allotment process.



CET-2016 Mock Allotment Result
CET No:

NOTE on Mock allotment results


1.Candidates are required to verify their allotted seat status on the KEA Website http://kea.kar.nic.in , if they desire they are free to change, reorder, delete and add to their choices of courses / colleges as per their preference.
2.All the candidates must enter their final options before the last date prescribed. Candidates will not be able to change their options after the last date and time fixed to do so.
3.Even though the candidate may not like to modify the options after the Mock Allotment, he / she may NOT get the same seat during the Real Allotment as other candidates may change their earlier entered options.
4.The mock test is only to help the candidates familiarize and show them the course and college allotted to them and it should be in no way presumed that same seat and college will be allotted to them in the actual allotment of seats. Because, the candidates have the option of changing the priority of the options entered by them after the mock allotment.
5.This Mock Seat Allotment is only an INDICATIVE seat status which candidate may or may not get in the real allotment. It will help the candidate to revise, update, add or delete already the entered options.6.Eligible candidates, who have not entered their options till now, can also enter their priority of options before the last date and time prescribed.
Provision to change priority of options / adding of new options if any by candidates
From 3.00 p.m. on 28-06-2016 
to 
30-06-2016 up to 3.00 p.m.

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