Release of the Karnataka NEET PG Round 1 Mock Seat Allotment

The Karnataka NEET PG mock seat allotment results for round one have been made public by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). On the KEA’s official website, kea.kar.nic.in, candidates who have registered for the Karnataka NEET PG exam may see the mock seat allocation. Students who have been shortlisted may enroll in the state’s MD, MS, and MDS programs at medical and dental institutions.

STEPS TO CHECK THE KARNATAKA NEET PG 2023 MOCK SEAT ALLOCATION

Visit the official websites at kea.kar.nic.in in step 1.

Step 2: Find the link that says “Karnataka NEET PG 2023 Mock Seat Allotment” on the homepage’s announcements section.

Step 3: Click the link and input your login information.

Step 4: A screen will show the Karnataka NEET PG 2023 Mock Seat Allotment.

The simulated seat allocation may be downloaded by candidates in Step 5.

Candidates who have already enrolled for Karnataka NEET PG may make changes to their forms up till 11 AM on August 30. Dates for reporting, paying fees, and verifying documents will be notified later. As a result of the final seat matrix, Karnataka has restored 9,000 engineering seats. Under the condition that the colleges get the necessary no-objection certificates or approvals from the authorized authorities, the government has restored the seats.

A day after the state higher education department instructed the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) to delete them owing to violations by numerous institutions, the Karnataka government restored 9,000 engineering seats from the final seat matrix. According to sources, if the decision is overturned, the same number of seats would once again be available for distribution.

Up to 9,000 KCET engineering seats have been taken away by KEA from colleges and other institutions. There were seats available from Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, RV University, and MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology.

According to S Ramya, director of the KEA, the colleges must get the necessary no-objection certificates or clearances from the relevant authorities before the government would restore the seats.

Previously, Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) and the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) approved new engineering programs at over 90 institutions without going through the government.