KCET 2023 document verification process starts June 27th, see important guidelines here

KCET 2023 document verification process starts June 27th, see important guidelines here

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KCET 2023 Document Verification Begins Jun 27

KCET 2023 Document Verification: The document verification process of the Karnataka Joint Entrance Test (KCET) will be held from June 27 to July 15, 2023. Eligible candidates for the UGCET /KCET must participate in the consultation by reporting to the allotted universities with original documentation. The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has published the ranking wise document verification schedule on the official website cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea.

According to the official release, candidates whose form UGCET-23 mentions Eligibility Terms Code “a” will have their documents verified online. Candidates who have confirmed their eligibility under paragraphs (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), (h), (i), (j), (k) ), (1) (m) (n) and (0) must come for offline document verification at KEA Bangalore.

Required documents for consulting KCET 2023

Check out the required list for KCET 2023 document verification below:

  • Print the application form KCET 2023.
  • Registration fee payment slip
  • The card accepts UGCET 2023.
  • SSLC/10. standard scoreboard.
  • 2. PUC/12. Standard scoreboard.
  • 2 recent passport size photos.
  • Research certificate signed by the relevant BEO/DDPI.

KCET 2023 Document Verification: Check List of Important Principles

Applicants must keep the following guidelines in mind when participating in KCET Document Verification 2023:

  • To complete the verification of their academic credentials, applicants must visit the relevant Block Education Officer (BEO) office affiliated to their school/college on the designated dates, based on their grade. their engineer level. They should bring originals of the above documents.
  • If applicants are looking for rural quota, they must also submit a certificate of rural learning from grades 1 to 10, signed by the BEO. In addition, students with general merit must present the NCLC (Certificate Without Cream Layer) received from the relevant tahsildar.
  • For those looking for the Kannada medium quota, a 1st to 10th Kannada average certificate signed by the BEO is required.
  • BEO will verify academic certificate, average Kannada certificate, certificate of rural study and grade 12 score, update data online.
  • Grade 10 Scorecard, Grade 12 Scorecard and Class Income Certificate will be verified online by KEA (Karnataka Examination Authority) in collaboration with respective department.
  • Details The certificate of income will be checked against the RD number mentioned in the application and grades 10 and 12 will be checked against the number of students mentioned in the application.
  • For applicants looking for 371(HK) Kalyana Karnataka certificate and income certificate, KEA will also conduct online verification with revenue department based on RD number mentioned in the application form. pellets.
  • Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria can download the certificate from the KEA website. Instructions for downloading the certificate will be provided later.
  • Applicants who have requested other eligibility terms will be required to participate in an offline document verification process, details of which will be published on the KEA website at a later date.
  • Persons who have studied in Karnataka for a period of 7 years including 10th or 12th year but have not claimed rights under Clause A can appear for verification at the respective BEO office with all required documents.
  • Candidates who have declared their eligibility under a specific provision but have not studied for 7 years, including 10th or 12th grade, in Karnataka should participate in offline document verification at KEA, Bangalore with all documents whether necessary on a date to be notified later.
  • The 371(J) caste, income and eligibility information will be verified through the web service using the RD numbers provided in the caste or caste income certificate and RD 371(J) number entered by the applicant on the online application form.
  • The applicant claims to be eligible under terms (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), (h), (k), (l), (m) ), (n) and (o) will appear for offline document verification at KEA Bangalore.
  • Candidates under the ‘y’ clause (non-Karnataka applicants who have applied for the Diploma of Nursing) do not need to go through the document verification process.
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