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KEA:B.INSTRUCTIONS TO KARNATAKA CANDIDATES WHO HAVE ALREADY VERIFIED THEIR DOCUMENTS:UG NEET 2018

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1.       Candidates who have completed their document verification as per their CET‐2018 rank (Engineering etc), as per CET‐2006 Admission Rules (who are holding verification slip) need not attend the Medical / Dental document verification once again in case they have not changed any reservations. Such candidates should print the verification slip for Medical / Dental from their student login from 26‐06‐2018 to 29‐06‐2018. Please note that the Medical / Dental Verification slip is the only valid document for UG NEET 2018. The list of candidates who have verified their documents as per their CET‐2018 rank but not changed any reservations for UG NEET 2018 is hosted on the KEA Website for the information of the candidates.



2.       However, those who have edited / changed any reservation as per Government of Karnataka norms or those are eligible to claim Linguistic Minority or Religious Minority or NRI seats or specific reservation in respect to St. John Medical College seats, then they have to submit such relevant original certificates / documents and attend the document verification with the following schedule:



Submission of Special category certificates – (Karnataka) The Karnataka candidates who are eligible to claim NCC, Sports, Defence, Ex‐defence, CAPF, Ex‐CAPF, Anglo Indians and who have not submitted the special category certificates have to submit the respective certificates on 29‐06‐2018 at KEA Bangalore from 11.00 am to 1.00 pm.

The list of candidates applied under Physically Disabled category is hosted on the KEA Website. Medical Examination for such Physically Disabled candidates (Karnataka) will be conducted on 30‐06‐2018 – 11.00 am and verification of documents for the eligible Physically Disabled candidates will be conducted on the same day i.e., on 30‐06‐2018 after 2.00 pm.

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