KCET 2026 Second Round Provisional Seat Allotment Released: Check objection deadline

KEA has released the KCET 2026 second round provisional seat allotment results for engineering and other courses, along with UGNEET 2026 Round 1 provisional allotment. Check the objection deadline, rules and next steps
KCET 2026 Second Round Provisional Seat Allotment
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KEA has published the KCET 2026 second round provisional seat allotment results for Engineering, Architecture, Yoga and Naturopathy, Farm Sciences, Veterinary, BSc Nursing, BPharma, Pharm-D, BPT, BPO and Allied Health Science courses. The provisional allotment was published on August 23, according to the latest KEA notice.

Direct Link to Check allotment: UG CET 2026 and UG NEET 2026

KEA has also released the UGNEET 2026 first-round provisional seat allotment for Medical and Dental courses. Candidates are advised to carefully verify their provisional allotment details before proceeding with the next stage of counselling.

Importantly, candidates who have received a provisional seat should not report to the allotted college at this stage. The allotment is provisional and will be finalised only after KEA examines objections filed by the candidates.

Candidates who find an issue with the provisional result can submit their objections along with proper justification to keauthority-ka@nic.in by 4 pm on August 24, 2026. The notice specifically mentions objections related to matters such as cutoff-related issues or options entered by candidates but no seat being allotted.

However, KEA has clarified that objections should not be submitted for seats that were not allotted because candidates failed to enter options. Further, change of options will not be permitted at this stage.

After examining the objections received within the stipulated deadline, KEA will publish the final seat allotment results for UGCET 2026 Round 2 and UGNEET 2026 Round 1.

Candidates should therefore avoid reporting to colleges based solely on the provisional allotment and regularly check the official KEA website for further instructions. KEA has also warned that it will not be responsible for consequences arising from candidates' failure to comply with the instructions and notifications issued on its website.

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