KCET 2022 Result: Over 2.16 Lakh Students appeared for KCET 2022

KCET 2022 was conducted on June 16 and 17, 2022. A total of 2.16 lakh (2,16,525) candidates enrolled to appear for KCET 2022 this year. KCET exam is held for candidates seeking admission to engineering, pharmacy agriculture, veterinary and other technical courses in the state colleges of Karnataka.

KCET 2022 is conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA), for giving students the opportunity to get admission into various Engineering, Architecture, and Agricultural courses in colleges/universities across Karnataka.

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How to Check KCET 2022 Result?

Students must follow the procedure below to check their KCET 2022 Results.

1. Firstly, you must visit the official KEA website at kea.nic.in.
2. Once you land on the homepage, click on the Results Out link. You can access it under the announcements box.
3. Then the server will redirect you to a login portal.
4. Enter your credentials and log in.
5. Finally, your scorecard will be on your computer screen. Download and print it out for future purposes.

KCET 2022 Counselling

KCET 2022 counselling will be conducted by KEA. During KCET 2022 counselling, candidates will be able to have their documents verified. The provisional list of KCET candidates who are eligible will be revealed. The verification of KCET 2022 counselling documents will begin at its nodal centres. Candidates could take part in KCET document verification based on their rank.

KEA announced that there will be no minimum criteria or cut off for KCET 2022 admissions. Therefore, the candidates who cleared the Karnataka CET entrance exam are eligible for direct admission.

Factors affecting KCET 2022 Cut Offs

KCET 2022 Cut Off marks are decided by the institutions on the basis of the factors such as:

• The reservation of seats for candidates belonging to different categories.
• The total number of candidates appeared in KCET examination.
• The total number of seats available for each course at the institution.
• The average marks scored by the candidates in the entrance test.
• The difficulty level of the question paper.
• Candidate’s performance in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects in both the qualifying examination & the Karnataka CET examination.

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