Brochure Containing the Details of Common Entrance Test – 2010
for Admission to Professional Courses in Karnataka.
Contents
Page No.
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Important instructions for the candidates about Common Entrance Test
and the later seat selection process
What is new this year?
Calendar of Events
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Chapter - I
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Introduction
Mode of conducting the test
Who can apply?
How to fill the application form?
Where to submit the filled application form?
Assignment of exam centres
Eligibility for Government seats
Reservation of seats in favour of certain categories
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Syllabus
Duration, question paper and OMR answer sheets
Specimen copy of the OMR answer sheets
Determination of merit and publication of merit lists
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Documents to be produced during seat selection process
Admission fee and percentage of seats (Government share)
Government seats (seat matrix)
A note on online seat selection
Procedures followed during the seat selection process
Selection of seats by the candidates and admission
A note on refund and forfeiture of fee
Prominent telephone numbers
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Chapter - II
Chapter - III
List of appendices
Appendix - I
Appendix - II
Appendix - III
Appendix - IV
List of places where the 'CET 2010' test centres are located
State, District and Taluk Codes
List of places which do not come under the purview of rural areas
List of games & sports events for the purpose of
item 7(1) (b) of chapter - I
Appendix - V Specimen of prescribed formats
Appendix - VI Professional colleges information
Appendix - VII Schedule of seat selection process
Appendix - VIII Annexure II to G.O. no. SWD 225 BCA 2000 dated 30-03-2002 of
Social Welfare Department fixing income limit Rs. 2.00 Lakhs as
the upper limit for eligibility under various categories
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IMPORTANT POINTS RELATED TO COMMON ENTRANCE TEST – 2010
AND SEAT SELECTION PROCESS.
PRECEDING TO ENTRANCE TEST
1. The application form is a combination of both ICR and OMR concept. Candidates are required to fill the
application form using blue or black ballpoint pen and also for few items candidates are required to fill and shade
the respective circles of item.
2. The information / particulars furnished by the candidates in their CET - 2010 application form is FINAL.
3. Before claiming eligibility for Government seats, make sure that you satisfy any one of the eligibility clauses
detailed in Item – 6 of Chapter – I of the brochure. The candidates who do not satisfy any of the eligibility
clauses will not be eligible for admission to Government seats.
4. If the information furnished by the candidates in the application form or any other documents submitted by
the candidates / parents are found to be false / incorrect, such candidate's seat will be cancelled at any point
of time during his course of study and criminal proceedings will be initiated by the Government against the
candidate.
5. The ward of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants are required to appear for the Common Entrance Test for
admission to professional courses for the seats earmarked for them by the Government. (Refer Item–7(5) of
Chapter – I of the brochure.)
6. Make sure that you have affixed ONLY your LEFT HAND THUMB IMPRESSION within the space provided
on the backside of the application form.
7. Before submitting the filled application form to the Principals / KEA, the candidates should take a photocopy
of the filled application form and should keep it with them for all future reference / correspondence.
8. While submitting the filled application form, do not enclose any paper / certificate / marks card to the filled
application form.
9. If you have studied TEN full academic years continuously from 1st to 10th standards in Kannada Medium,
then you are eligible to claim reservation under Kannada Medium quota.
10. Candidates who have submitted their filled application form to the concerned schools / colleges within
Karnataka, will get their Admission Tickets through the respective schools / colleges. The candidates who
have submitted their filled application forms through 'Speed Post' directly to KEA will get their Admission
Tickets by 'Speed Post' to the address furnished by them in their application form.
11. If any candidate fails to receive the admission ticket within the stipulated time, then he / she has to contact
the respective Principals of the institution / KEA office with a photocopy of the filled application form.
DURING THE ENTRANCE TEST
1. The Common Entrance Test will be held for TWO DAYS on four different sessions on 28-04-2010 and
29-04-2010.
2. The candidates must appear for Common Entrance Test in PCB subjects for admission to Medical / Dental /
Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy courses and PCM subjects for admission to Engineering /
Technology Courses conducted by the Karnataka Examinations Authority. For admission to Architecture
course candidates must appear for NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) conducted by the Council
of Architecture. Visit KEA website for List of institutions conducting NATA (National Aptitude Test in
Architecture) in Karnataka.
3. The candidates should read the instructions printed on the OMR answer sheets before answering. The
candidates have to mark the correct answers on the OMR answer sheets using BLUE OR BLACK INK
BALL POINT PEN ONLY.
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4. After completion of each session of the test, the candidates must affix their LEFT HAND THUMB
IMPRESSION in the space provided on the bottom portion of OMR answer sheet before handing over the
same to the room invigilator.
5. After completion of each session of the test, the candidates will be allowed to carry replica of the filled OMR
answer sheet. Such replicas should be preserved for a period of one year.
6. THERE WILL BE NO NEGATIVE MARKING IN RESPECT OF WRONG ANSWERS BUT MARKS WILL
NOT BE AWARDED IN RESPECT OF MORE THAN ONE ANSWER INDICATED AGAINST A QUESTION
BY A CANDIDATE ON THE OMR ANSWER SHEETS.
AFTER ENTRANCE TEST
1. The ANSWER KEY will be published within SEVEN days after the completion of the entrance test on the
KEA website. The candidates / parents / lecturers, can file their objections, if any, within three days in respect
of any of the published answer key, along with all the supporting documents & justification. Objections
received by the KEA will be placed before an Expert Committee, whose decision will be final in this regard.
2. The candidates who are claiming eligibility under special categories such as NCC, Sports, Anglo-Indian,
Defence and Ex-Defence must submit their special category documents to the KEA office during office
hours in person invariably on the dates notified against each Special category at Chapter – III of Item 1 (A) of
the brochure. The candidates who do not submit the special category certificates on the notified dates will
not be considered for document verification and also for seat selection under the respective special
categories.
3. The regular students (fresher) appearing for Karnataka 2nd PUC Annual 2010 need not submit the
qualifying examination marks card to the KEA. However, repeater students of Karnataka 2nd PUC who
have appeared during 2010 or passed the examination before 2010 and the students of CBSE, CISCE,
10+2, other boards who have passed before 2010 or who are appearing 12th standard examination during
2010 must send a photocopy of their qualifying examination marks card (on which the CET Number is boldly
written) either in person or only through 'Speed Post' to the KEA, Bangalore after completion of CET - 2010
on or before 11-05-2010. However, the candidates who submit photocopy of their Q. E. marks cards after
11-05-2010, will get their ranks before the commencement of the seat selection process or whenever they
submit the Q. E. marks card.
4. The rank list for Medical and Dental courses will be prepared and published only on the basis of marks
secured by candidates in PCB subjects in the Common Entrance Test. The candidates who secure 50%
(GM) of marks in PCB subjects in the qualifying examination and also in the Common Entrance Test will only
be eligible for assignment of Medical / Dental ranks. However, the marks in PCB subjects in both Q. E. and
CET will be 40% in case of candidates belonging to SC, ST, CAT – 1, 2A, 2B, 3A & 3B categories. Further, the
candidates (GM) who secure less than 50% of marks taken together in PCB subjects in the Common
Entrance Test and less than 40% in case of SC, ST, CAT – 1, 2A, 2B, 3A & 3B categories, will not be awarded
any rank for admission to Medical / Dental courses.
5. The rank list for Indian System of Medicine & Homoeopathy courses will be published only in respect of
candidates (GM) who secure 50% of marks taken together in PCB subjects in the qualifying examination;
(40% in case of SC, ST, CAT – 1, 2A, 2B, 3A & 3B category candidates) irrespective of marks secured in PCB
subjects in the Common Entrance Test.
6. The rank list for Engineering & Technology courses will be published only in respect of candidates (GM) who
secure 45% of marks taken together in the optional subjects in the qualifying examination, (40% in case of
SC, ST, CAT – 1, 2A, 2B, 3A & 3B category candidates) irrespective of marks secured in PCM subjects in the
Common Entrance Test.
7. The rank list for Architecture course will be published only in respect of candidates who have studied
Mathematics as one of the optional subjects and secured an aggregate minimum of 50% marks (GM) in the
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Qualifying examination (45% in case of SC, ST, CAT – 1, 2A, 2B, 3A & 3B category candidates) and 40%
marks in NATA (including SC, ST, CAT – 1, 2A, 2B, 3A & 3B categories). The candidate who wants to select
only Architecture seat need not to appear for Common Entrance Test, but they have to submit the
CET - 2010 filled application form without fail within the specified time. NATA scorecard should be submitted
to this office along with a copy of the 2nd PU / 12th Std. examination marks card.
The candidates are requested to verify their qualifying examination marks printed on the result sheets
without fail, if there is any discrepancy with reference to qualifying examination marks, the same should be
brought to the notice of this office immediately for assignment of new ranks, if any.
If the qualifying examination marks of the candidates get changed due to revaluation or re-totaling then the
candidates are required to submit a copy of the changed marks card to the KEA for assignment of revised /
new rank.
The seat selection in respect of Physically Disabled, NCC and Sports special category candidates will be
held separately for Medical / Dental, I. S. M. & Homoeopathy and Engineering / Technology courses. The
other Special category candidates such as Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts & Guides and Anglo-Indian will be
allowed to select the respective special category seats along with the general merit candidates in the order
of merit, when their turn comes in the general admission round. (Refer Appendix – VII for details).
All the candidates (GM, SC, ST Category – I and OBC category candidates) must compulsorily produce the
STUDY CERTIFICATE obtained from the head of the institution where the candidate has passed the 10th
standard / SSLC examination, by mentioning the Standards, Academic years, Mother Tongue as per the
admission register of the institution. (Refer Appendix – V for study certificate proforma)
Candidates belonging to reserved categories should submit caste / income certificate as the case may be,
issued by the Tahasildar in Form 'D' for SC, ST, in Form 'E' for Category-I and in Form 'F' for 2A, 2B, 3A and
3B categories.
The candidates who had obtained a seat in the previous years in any discipline through KEA (CET Cell) will
not be eligible for selection of a seat in the same discipline during this year. Such candidates who select
seats in the other discipline will forfeit the seat already selected during previous years.
Please read the refund and forfeiture conditions detailed in this brochure carefully.
KEA will publish on its website all the details of candidates who have selected seats under reserved
category in Medical, Dental, ISM & H, Engineering and Architecture courses, such as candidate's name,
father's name, category under which seat selected, annual income of the parent etc., after the casual
vacancy round.
If a candidate does not surrender the seat to KEA during casual vacancy seat selection round before his/her
turn comes, then he / she is deemed to have got admitted to the seat selected by him / her in either of the
rounds.
If a candidate decides to surrender the seats, he / she has to surrender the seat only to KEA, merely not
reporting to the selected college should not be presumed by the candidate that he / she has surrendered the
seat to KEA.
The candidates who claim seat under rural category will have to obtain a rural study certificate from the
respective school / high school issued by the head of the institution which should be countersigned by
concerned Block Educational Officer (BEO) as per format shown at page 52.
General merit candidates who claim seat in rural category should also submit an income certificate issued
from the concerned Tahasildar along with the rural study certificate, as per format shown at page 52.
The candidates who have studied in the areas mentioned in Appendix – III are not eligible to claim rural
category seat. However, if the place where the candidate had studied from 1st to 10th standard had
been declared as a rural area at the time of his / her studies, he / she will be eligible under rural quota,
even though the same place has been declared as urban area later.
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WHAT IS NEW THIS YEAR?
From this
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Hubli, Gulbarga and Bangalore for Medical, Dental, Indian Systems of Medicine and Homoeopathy,
Engineering / Technology and Architecture courses. Please read page 36 for more details.
From this year, Special Free CET coaching is organised in the state of Karnataka in 101 selected
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The candidates belonging to any category, who get engineering ranks up to 20000 in the CET - 2010
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are eligible to select the engineering seats at Rs. 15,000 + other fee if their annual income is less than
Rs. 2.00 Lakhs. Such candidates should produce the income certificate at the time of seat selection.
The candidates who have studied TEN full academic years in KANNADA MEDIUM in Government or
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Karnataka shall be eligible to appear for Common Entrance Test from this year and such candidates
need not appear for Kannada Language Test conducted by KEA.
Specimen copy of the OMR answer sheet is enclosed with this brochure for the benefit of the
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with regard to filling and shading of the required items.
New user friendly Engineering course codes are given at page 62 for the benefit of the students.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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14.
Date of Notification : .............................................................................................................. 22-02-2010
Last date for submission of D.D. to the principals of schools and colleges : .......................... 03-03-2010
Last date for submission of D.D. by Speed Post to KEA
by Karnataka candidates residing out side Karnataka : ......................................................... 05-03-2010
(Including Horanadu, Gadinadu and other Karnataka candidates)
Date of reaching the brochures with application forms to all the candidates : ....................... 10-03-2010
Last date for submission of filled application forms to the
Principals of schools and colleges : ....................................................................................... 17-03-2010
Last date for submission of filled applications by the Principals
of the institutions to the KEA : ................................................................................................. 20-03-2010
Last date for submission of filled applications by Karnataka candidates
residing out side Karnataka by Speed Post to KEA : ............................................................. 20-03-2010
(Including Horanadu, Gadinadu and other Karnataka candidates)
Date of reaching the admission tickets by KEA to all the applicants : .................................... 18-04-2010
DATE OF COMMON ENTRANCE TEST - 2010: ............................................ 28-04-2010 & 29-04-2010
Date of Kannada language Test: ............................................................................................. 30-04-2010
(ONLY for Horanadu & Gadinadu Kannadiga candidates)
Date of publication of 'CET 2010' Answer Key : ..................................................................... 06-05-2010
Last date for submission of objections, if any, regarding answer key : ................................... 11-05-2010
Last date for appearing to NATA : ............................................................................................15-05-2010
Last date for submission of NATA scores along with a copy of the
2nd PU / 12 Std. Marks card to KEA : .................................................................................... 18-05-2010
*
15. Date of publication of CET - 2010 Results along with applied answer key :............................ 20-05-2010
(*Subject to pronouncement of 12th standard CBSE / CISCE results)
16. Commencement of Admission round seat selection process : ................................................ 02-06-2010
CHANGE OF COMMON ENTRANCE TEST CELL (CET Cell) AS
“KARNATAKA EXAMINATIONS AUTHORITY”
The Government of Karnataka established Common Entrance Test Cell in the year 1994 for conducting of
Entrance Test and to determine the merit of the candidates for admission to Professional courses such as
Medical, Dental, Indian Systems of Medicine & Homoeopathy, Engineering / Technology & Architecture
courses.
To expand the activities of the CET Cell, the Government by order No. ED. 212 TEC 2006 dated
20-12-2006 has converted the Common Entrance Test Cell in to an autonomous body Registered under
Societies Registration Act 1960 called “Karnataka Examinations Authority” (KEA).
In all your future correspondence with the KEA do not forget to mention either your CET number or the
application serial number along with complete postal address and contact telephone / mobile number.
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CHAPTER – I
1. INTRODUCTION
The Karnataka Common Entrance Test 2010 is being conducted for the purpose of determining the eligibility /
merit, for admission of Karnataka candidates and the ward of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants to the First year or
First semester of full time courses in Medical, Dental, Ayurveda, Homoeopathy, Unani, Naturopathy & Yoga,
Engineering, Technology courses and NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) conducted by the Council of
Architecture for Architecture course, in Government / University / Private Aided / Private Un-Aided professional
educational institutions in the state of Karnataka for the academic year 2010-11.
Admissions to the Government seats shall be made in accordance with the Karnataka Selection of
Candidates for Admission to Government Seats in Professional Educational Institutions Rules, 2006
(in short ‘Rules’) as amended from time to time and therefore the details and instructions contained in
this Brochure are subject to the said Rules. In case of any discrepancy, the Rules shall prevail.
2. MODE OF CONDUCTING THE TEST
In order to obtain admission to any of the professional courses through KEA, a candidate must appear for the
Common Entrance Test, which will be conducted by the Karnataka Examinations Authority, Bangalore (Herein
after referred to as KEA). The Common Entrance Test-2010 will be conducted at 43 places, spread over
Karnataka (See Appendix - I for details). Candidates who have studied the Qualifying Examination within
Karnataka should write 'CET-2010' in a test centre assigned by the KEA within the district in which the candidate
has studied 2nd PUC or 12th standard.
The details of the written test is as follows:
DATE
DAY
28-04-2010
WEDNESDAY
29-04-2010
THURSDAY
TIMINGS
10.30 AM – 11.50 AM
SUBJECT
BIOLOGY
MARKS
60
02.30 PM – 03.50 PM
MATHEMATICS
60
10.30 AM – 11.50 AM
PHYSICS
60
02.30 PM – 03.50 PM
CHEMISTRY
60
* KANNADA LANGUAGE TEST ONLY FOR
30-04-2010
FRIDAY
11.00 AM
GADINADU KANNADIGA CANDIDATES
01.00 PM
HORANADU KANNADIGA CANDIDATES
* KANNADA LANGUAGE TEST : The candidates claiming eligibility for Government seats under Horanadu &
Gadinadu Kannadiga clauses and whose mother tongue is Kannada, Tulu or Kodava, will have to undergo a
Kannada language test, to establish their ability to speak, read and write Kannada. The Kannada Language test
will be conducted by KEA as per the above schedule in the premises of KEA, at 18th Cross, Malleshwaram,
Bangalore; therefore such candidates will have to appear for the 'Common Entrance Test - 2010' in a test centre
located at BANGALORE Only. The relevant photocopy of the original documents of the parents in support of their
claim such as marks cards, study certificates, etc., along with the CET admission ticket should be produced on
the day of Kannada Language Test. (No separate admission ticket will be issued for Kannada language Test).
Based on the performance of the candidates in the Common Entrance Test and the Qualifying Examination, as
the case may be, the merit / rank list will be prepared and published. All the eligible candidates will be allowed to
participate during the seat selection process in the order of their merit / rank for selecting the available seats, as
per the time schedule given in Appendix - VII.
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3. WHO CAN APPLY?
a) For Medical / Dental courses : A candidate who has passed the second year Pre-University or 12th
standard or equivalent examination (herein after referred to as the “qualifying examination” or “Q. E.” in short)
with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as optional subjects and English as one of the languages of study and
obtained an aggregate minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects in the Q. E. and
who has secured not less than 50% of marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects in the
Common Entrance Test (herein after referred to as “CET”) is eligible for admission to Medical and Dental
courses. 40% of marks in both Q. E. and CET in case of SC, ST, Category-I and OBC Category candidates.
Based on the performance of the candidates in Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects in the
Common Entrance Test, the Medical / Dental rank list will be prepared and published for admission to
Medical and Dental courses.
b) For Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy courses : A candidate who has passed the Q. E. with
Physics, Chemistry and Biology as optional subjects and English as one of the languages of study and
obtained an aggregate minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects in the
Q. E. is eligible for admission to Ayurveda / Homoeopathy / Unani / Naturopathy & Yoga courses. 40% of
marks in Q. E. in case of SC, ST, Category–I and OBC Category candidates.
Based on the performance of the candidates in Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects
in both Common Entrance Test and the Qualifying Examination by taking the marks in equal
proportions, the ISM and H rank list will be prepared and published separately for admission to
Ayurveda / Homoeopathy / Unani / Naturopathy & Yoga courses.
Further, the candidates seeking admission to Medical / Dental / Ayurveda / Homoeopathy / Unani /
Naturopathy & Yoga courses, should have completed the age of Seventeen Years as on
31st December of 2010.
c) For Engineering / Technology courses : A candidate who has passed the Q. E. with Physics and
Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with Chemistry / Bio-Technology / Computer Science /
Biology / Electronics as optional subjects with English as one of the languages of study and obtained
an aggregate minimum of 45% marks in the optional subjects in the Q. E. is eligible for Engineering
/ Technology courses. 40% of marks in Q. E. in case of SC, ST, Category-I and OBC Category
candidates. Provided that, the marks obtained by the candidate in Bio-Technology / Computer Science /
Biology / Electronics in the Q. E., will be considered in place of Chemistry, in case the marks obtained in
Chemistry is less for required aggregate percentage, only for the purpose of determination of eligibility
and not for the purpose of determination of rank, in respect of Engineering / Technology courses.
Based on the performance of the candidates in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects in both
Common Entrance Test and the Qualifying Examination by taking the marks in equal proportions, the
Engineering rank list will be prepared and published.
d) For Architecture course : A candidate who has passed the Q. E. with Mathematics as one of the optional
subjects and secured a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in all subjects in Q. E is eligible for admission to
Architecture course. 45% of marks in case of SC, ST, Category-I and OBC Category candidates. Provided
that, a candidate should also appear and secure a minimum of 40% marks in NATA (including SC, ST,
Category-I and OBC category candidates as per THE COUNCIL OF ARCHITECTURE IN ITS LETTER NO.
CA/ 5/ACADEMIC-NATA/DATED 20-03-2008) conducted by the Council of Architecture. The candidates
should submit the photocopy of the NATA SCORE CARD along with 12th std. marks card by mentioning the
CET number on or before 18-05-2010 to KEA either in person or through 'Speed Post'.
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Based on the performance of the candidates in both Qualifying Examination and NATA, by taking the
marks in equal proportions the Architecture rank list will be prepared and published.
NOTE : Candidates who do not pass in all the subjects in the qualifying examination and candidates
who do not possess the academic eligibility detailed above for various professional courses, will not
be eligible for selection of seats in the respective courses.
WHAT IS NATA?
‘National Aptitude Test in Architecture’ or NATA is an All India level entrance examination conducted by the Council
of Architecture for 200 marks, for admission of candidates to First year of five-year full time B. Arch. Degree
course.
The Architecture seats in Government, Aided and Un-aided institutions of the State are offered ONLY to the
candidates who have appeared for NATA and who have obtained the prescribed minimum marks in both
Qualifying Examination and NATA. Therefore, all the candidates who want to select Architecture seats, should
compulsorily appear for NATA, and should obtain a minimum of 40% marks including SC, ST, Category-I and OBC
category candidates in NATA (In other words one has to secure a minimum of 80 MARKS OUT OF 200). Visit
website for LIST OF INSTITUTIONS CONDUCTING NATA (NATIONAL APTITUDE TEST IN ARCHITECTURE)
IN KARNATAKA. The interested candidates can appear for the NATA, any day before 15-05-2010. Such
candidates should obtain and submit their NATA scores along with the copy of the 2nd PU / 12 Std. Marks Card (by
boldly writing their CET Number on the NATA score card) to the KEA either in person or only through ‘Speed Post’
on or before 18-05-2010.
The SC / ST/Category-I / OBC eligibility criteria is applicable to persons of Karnataka origin who are claiming
eligibility for Government seats under clauses (a), (b), (f), (h), (j), (k) and (l) and the same is not applicable to
clauses (c), (d), (e), (g), (i), (m) and (n) of Item - 6 of Chapter – I.
Not only a candidate who has passed the qualifying examination with requisite marks but also a candidate who is
appearing for the Q.E. and expecting the results is eligible to apply for the Common Entrance Test – 2010.
Students appearing for Karnataka 2nd PUC Annual 2010 need not submit their Q. E. marks card to the
KEA, as it will be obtained directly from the Department of PUE. However, all other students who have
passed 12th standard examination such as CBSE, CISCE, 10+2, from other boards (including J & K) and
repeater students of 2nd PUC who have already passed before 2010 or who have appeared for annual
2010 must COMPULSORILY send a photocopy of their 2nd PUC / 12th standard marks card (on which the
CET Number is boldly written) either in person or only through ‘Speed Post’ to the KEA, Bangalore, after
completion of CET - 2010 on or before 11-05-2010. Otherwise, the results of such candidates will be
withheld for want of Q. E. Marks. However, intermediary ranks / Spot ranks will be assigned in respect of
with-held candidates only after submission of photocopy of the Q. E. marks card. See box at Page - 31
about intermediary ranks / Spot ranks / ranks ending with G55, etc.
After the publication of the CET - 2010 results, the candidates whose Q. E. marks are changed due to revaluation
/ retotalling, should immediately produce the revised marks card / statement of marks obtained from the
Department of PUE/ Other boards in person only, to the KEA for getting the new ranks, if any.
NOTE: 1. The candidates are requested to verify their qualifying examination marks printed on the result sheets
without fail, if there is any discrepancy with reference to qualifying examination marks the same should be
brought to the notice of this office immediately for assignment of fresh ranks.
2. The moment a new rank is assigned to candidates due to variation in Q. E. marks (whether increase or
decrease), the previous rank of such candidates will stand cancelled and the candidates will not have
any claim either on the previous rank or on the seat selected on the basis of previous rank, if any. Such
candidates should select seats only as per their new ranks from among the seats available at that
moment.
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4. HOW TO FILL THE APPLICATION FORM?
The application form, which is common to all the candidates for admission to professional courses through KEA,
is kept in this brochure. The candidates should fill the application form legibly using a BLUE or BLACK INK BALL
POINT PEN in capital letters only. Before filling the original application form, the candidates are advised to take
two or three photocopies of the original application form and practice on them in the prescribed manner.
The application form is a combination of both ICR and OMR concept. Candidates are required to fill the
application form using blue or black ballpoint pen and also for few items candidates are required to fill and
shade the respective circles of item. For the benefit of the candidates, item-wise instructions are given
against each item regarding writing the item and writing and shading the items. Wherever CODES are given,
fill the boxes in the application form with the appropriate codes only:
PLEASE NOTE : The filled application form submitted by the candidates will be scanned as it is. The details in
the application form will be the candidate's data for all further processing in the KEA computers. Therefore, the
candidates are advised not to make any stray marks on the application form and not to enclose any documents /
papers in support of their claims to the filled application form.
IMPORTANT : IF ANY OF THE INFORMATION FURNISHED IN THE APPLICATION FORM IS FOUND TO BE
FALSE / INCORRECT, THE APPLICATION IS LIABLE TO BE REJECTED AT ANY POINT OF TIME and the seat
selected by the candidate, if any, is also liable to be cancelled at any stage and the entire fee amount paid by such
candidate shall be forfeited.
Name of the Candidate : Write your name as it is in the 2nd PUC or 12th Standard records. There should
be no variation in the form or spelling.
For Example: If the name is SAMPATH KUMAR A then fill the boxes as shown below:
A
S A M P A T H
K U M A R
2. Name of the Mother : Write your Mother’s name as it is in your School / College records.
For Example: If the name is NAGALAKSHMI KUMAR then fill the boxes as shown below:
K U M A R
N A G A L A K S H M I
3. Name of the Father : Write your Father’s name as it is in your School / College records.
For Example: If the name is ASHWATH KUMAR, then fill the boxes as shown below:
K U M A R
A S H W A T H
4. Annual Income : Write the Annual Income of parents from all sources, in the box provided.
NOTE : All the candidates claiming reservation benefits should produce original Caste / Caste – Income
certificate at the time of seat selection process. The Caste / Category and the income in the caste
certificate should be the same as Caste / Category and Income mentioned in the application form.
Otherwise, such candidates will not be allowed to select seats under the reserved categories and will be
treated on par with a General Merit candidate, if they fulfill the General Merit eligibility criteria.
5. Mother Tongue : Write your Mother Tongue as it is in your School / College records.
For Example: If the mother tongue is KANNADA, then fill the boxes as shown below:
K A N N A D A
6. Religion : Write your Religion as it is in your School / College records, in the space provided.
7. Name of the Caste : Write the name of the caste within the box provided.
7.a. Reserved Category CODE : Write the Reserved category CODE in the box provided that you belong to
from among the reserved category CODES given below and also shade the respective circles.
1.
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The respective codes for reserved categories and General Merit are as follows:
NAME OF THE CATEGORY
CODE
NAME OF THE CATEGORY
CODE
Category – 1
01
Category – 3B
3B
Category – 2A
2A
Scheduled Castes
SC
Category – 2B
2B
Scheduled Tribes
ST
Category – 3A
3A
General Merit
GM
Name of the place where you wish to write CET - 2010 : The candidates who have studied their
qualifying examination within Karnataka should write the Common Entrance Test in a PLACE within the
district in which they have studied 2nd PUC / 12th standard / equivalent examination. The candidates
claiming eligibility under Horanadu & Gadinadu Kannadiga clauses will have to appear for the CET - 2010
in a test centre located only at BANGALORE.
(Refer Appendix - I and write the name of the place where you wish to write CET - 2010.)
For Example: If the place name is ‘DAVANGERE’, then fill the boxes as shown below:
D A V A N G E R E
8.a. Code of place where you wish to appear for CET-2010. Write the code and also shade the respective
circles of the code where you wish to appear for CET-2010 as per Appendix-I.
9. Date of Birth : Write your Date of birth as it is in the SSLC /10th standard marks card and also shade the
respective circles.
For Example: If the date of birth is 21-11-1992, then fill the boxes as shown below:
8.
2 1 1 1 1 9 9 2
10. Sex : Write ‘M’ if Male; ‘F’ if Female in the box provided and also shade the respective circles.
11. Are you appearing for Karnataka 2nd PUC Annual 2010? : If you are appearing for Karnataka
2nd PUC Annual 2010, then write the correct (a) Register number of Karnataka 2nd PUC annual
2010 examination and (b) PU student number in the boxes provided and also shade the respective
circles.
For Example: If the Register Number is 023564 and PU student number is ‘2009AN0022514’, then
fill the boxes as shown below:
0 2 3 5 6 4
2 0 0 9 A N 0 0 2 2 5 1 4
NOTE : All the candidates who are appearing for Karnataka 2nd PUC Annual 2010 should
compulsorily write their CORRECT 2nd PU Examination Number and the PU Student number.
Before submitting the filled application form, they have to confirm the same with the Principal of
their College. The candidates, who do not write their CORRECT Register number and the PU
Student number, will not get their CET - 2010 Admission tickets.
The CBSE, CISCE, 10 + 2, students (i.e., other than Karnataka 2nd PU students) need not furnish the Register
Number and the student number. However, they are required to send a photocopy of their Q. E. marks card (on
which the CET admission ticket number is boldly written) to KEA soon after completion of Common Entrance Test
on or before 11-05-2010 or as soon as they get their Q. E. marks card.
12. CODE of the Qualifying Examination appearing for Annual examination during 2010:
Write the appropriate CODE of the qualifying examination that you are appearing for annual examination
during 2010 and also shade the respective circles. The CODES of different qualifying examinations are:
1 - KARNATAKA 2nd PUC;
2 – CBSE;
3 – CISCE;
4 - 10+2;
5 - OTHERS
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Note : The candidates appearing for ANNUAL examination during 2010 should only write the CODE of the
qualifying examination. The candidates who have already passed their qualifying examination before
2010 and the candidates who are appearing for Karnataka 2nd PUC Annual 2010 as REPEATERS need
not write any code in the box.
13. Eligibility clause code : Read all the Eligibility clauses detailed in Item - 6 of Chapter - I of the brochure
from (a) to (n) and write the appropriate eligibility CLAUSE CODE in the box provided and also shade the
respective circles.
14. Write the TOTAL NUMBER OF YEARS OF STUDY in the State of Karnataka from 1st to 12th standard
in the space provided and also shade the respective circles.
14.a. RURAL STUDY : If you have studied TEN full academic years continuously from 1st to 10th standard in
places other than the places mentioned in Appendix – III and if you are not coming under the creamy layer,
then shade the circle provided against ‘Y'. If no, shade the circle against ‘N’.
14.b. KANNADA MEDIUM STUDY : IF YOU HAVE STUDIED TEN FULL ACADEMIC YEARS
CONTINUOUSLY FROM 1ST TO 10TH STANDARDS IN KANNADA MEDIUM, THEN SHADE THE
CIRCLE PROVIDED AGAINST 'Y'. IF NOT, SHADE THE CIRCLE AGAINST ‘N’.
15. Full Postal Address : Candidates should carefully write their complete postal address within the box
provided in BLOCK LETTERS to which all correspondence can be reached speedily. Name of the City and
the correct Pin Code should be written compulsorily.
16. TELEPHONE DETAILS : WRITE YOUR RESIDENCE TELEPHONE NUMBER AND THE MOBILE
PHONE NUMBER INVARIABLY, ALONG WITH THE STD CODES IN THE BOX PROVIDED. IF THE
RESIDENCE AND MOBILE PHONE NUMBERS ARE NOT AVAILABLE, THEN MENTION ANY
AVAILABLE CONTACT NUMBER.
17. Candidate’s Photograph : Paste a RECENT passport size photograph within the space provided on the
application form USING GUM. The photograph should not cover the signature area below it. Do not staple
or pin the photograph, as the scanner will reject the stapled photographs. Do not paste old photographs on
the application form.
IMPORTANT : If the photograph affixed on the application form does not match with the actual candidate present
during examination, he / she will not be allowed to write the test. Also, if the photograph does not tally with the
actual candidate present during seat selection, he / she will not be permitted to select the seat.
18. Are you an INDIAN National? Shade the circle provided against ‘Y’ if you are an Indian National,
otherwise shade the circle against ‘N’.
19. Write the CODE of the ‘Native State’ as per the State Codes given in Appendix - II of the brochure.
(19.(a)) If your Native State is ‘KARNATAKA’, then write CODE of the ‘Native District and the CODE
(19.(b))’ of ‘Native Taluk’, as per Appendix - II.
20. Write the CODE of the State where you have appeared for 2nd PUC / 12th Standard / equivalent
examination, as per the State Codes given in Appendix - II. If you are appearing in Karnataka, (20.(a))
then indicate the CODE of the District from where you have appeared for 2nd PUC / 12th Standard /
equivalent examination, as per Appendix - II.
21. ARE YOU A SON / DAUGHTER OF JAMMU & KASHMIRI MIGRANT? IF YOU ARE A SON / DAUGHTER
OF JAMMU & KASHMIRI MIGRANT OF ANY STATE OF INDIA, THEN WRITE 'Y' AND MENTION THE
ELIGIBILITY CLAUSE CODE AS ‘M’ IN ITEM 13 OF THE APPLICATION FORM WITHOUT FAIL.
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22. Shade the respective circle of the code of the place where you like to attend seat selection of CET - 2010,
the place and respective codes are given below:
CODE
01
02
03
PLACE
BANGALORE
GULBARGA
HUBLI
CODE
04
05
PLACE
SHIMOGA
MANGALORE
The seat selection will be conducted in Shimoga, Mangalore apart from Hubli, Gulbarga and
Bangalore. The candidates who are claiming eligibility under clauses item 6 (c), 6(d) and 6(m) will
have to appear for seat selection only in Bangalore as per the schedule. However, other candidates
can appear for seat selection in any of the places as per their ranking and as per the schedule.
23. If you are claiming a seat under Special Categories, write the respective SPECIAL CATEGORY CODE /
CODES in the box provided, as per the following chart:
SPECIAL CATEGORY
N. C. C.
Sports
Scouts & Guides
Defence
CODE
P
Q
R
T
SPECIAL CATEGORY
Ex-Defence
Physically Disabled
Anglo-Indian
-
CODE
U
V
W
-
24. Study Details : All the candidates should write their academic study details between 1st and 12th
Standards in the box provided. They are required to write full name and address of the institutions studied
and the respective telephone numbers with STD codes, the academic years of study and the year of
passing.
25. Appearance in the previous Common Entrance Tests : If you have appeared for the Common Entrance
Tests conducted by KEA (CET Cell) and selected a seat during the previous years, then write the seat
selection particulars such as Year of appearance, the CET number and the details of college and course
selected, etc., in the box provided on the application form.
NOTE : The candidates who have obtained a seat in the previous years in any discipline through KEA
(CET Cell) will not be eligible to select a seat in the same discipline during this year. Such candidates
who select seat in the other discipline will forfeit the seat already selected during the previous years.
26. Have you attended the Rural Coaching class for CET - 2010? If Yes, write the coaching center code
and your identification number.
After filling the application form, the candidates and parents should affix their COMPLETE signature in the
respective places provided on backside of the application form, along with date. The candidate should not
forget to sign on both the places on the application form i.e., below the photograph on the front side and
below the declaration on the backside of the application form.
IMPORTANT : The candidates are required to compulsorily affix their LEFT HAND THUMB IMPRESSION using
a BLUE ink pad within the space provided on the backside of the application form, in the following prescribed
method. The application forms without thumb impression will not be scanned and the admission tickets will not
be sent to such candidates.
PRESCRIBED METHOD OF AFFIXING
LEFT HAND THUMB IMPRESSION
All the candidates should preserve a photocopy of their filled application form,
before submitting the same to the respective Principals / KEA.
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5. WHERE TO SUBMIT THE FILLED APPLICATION FORM?
The candidates who have received the brochure cum application forms through their schools or colleges should
submit their filled applications to the respective schools or colleges. The Principals of all the schools and colleges
in Karnataka teaching 2nd PUC or 12th standard including CBSE & CISCE, have been requested to collect the
filled application forms from the students of their respective institutions by verifying whether the candidate has
written his / her correct 2nd PU register number, PU Student number, etc. along with proper affixation of the
candidate LEFT HAND THUMB IMPRESSION and also to forward the filled application forms to the KEA. The
last date for submission of filled application forms to the concerned Principals will be 17-03-2010. Candidates
who have submitted their filled applications through the schools and colleges should collect their Admission
Tickets from the respective schools and colleges on or after 18-04-2010 and the candidates who fail to get their
admission ticket, should immediately contact their respective Principals with the photocopy of their filled
application form.
The Karnataka candidates residing outside Karnataka (Including Horanadu, Gadinadu and other Karnataka
candidates) who have received their brochure cum application form through ‘Speed Post’ should also send the
filled application forms by ‘Speed Post’ only directly to KEA on or before 20-03-2010 and such candidates will
get their admission tickets to their home addresses as furnished by them in their application forms, by ‘Speed
Post’ on or after 18-04-2010.
The candidates who have submitted their filled application forms by ‘Speed Post’ directly to KEA, who fail to get
the admission ticket well within the notified date should immediately contact the Executive Director, KEA, along
with a photocopy of their filled application form and the ‘Speed Post’ acknowledgement for having sent the
application form to KEA. Otherwise, admission tickets will not be issued to such candidates and they will not be
allowed to write the test.
NOTE : 1.In order to avoid any complications, the candidates who are sending the filled application forms
directly to KEA are advised to write their complete postal address clearly (legibly) in their application forms
and should send their filled application forms individually, through ‘Speed Post’ only and not in person or by
any other mode such as Ordinary Post / Registered Post / Private Courier.
2.Kannada Language Test will be conducted for Horanadu and Gadinadu Kannadiga Candidates on
30-04-2010 in the premises of KEA, at 18th Cross, Sampige Road, Malleshwaram, Bangalore - 560 012.
No separate admission ticket will be issued for Kannada Language Test.
ASSIGNMENT OF EXAM CENTRES
The examination center for writing ‘CET 2010’ in respect of all the candidates will be assigned on random basis
by the KEA Computers. The candidates who have studied their Q. E. within Karnataka should write the ‘CET
2010’ in a place within the district in which they have studied 2nd PUC or 12th standard. If the ‘CET 2010’ exam
centers are located in more than one place in a district, the candidate can choose any one of the places.
For example: If the candidates have studied their 2nd PUC / 12th standard in ‘Mysore or any place in the Mysore
district’, then they have to write CET only in ‘MYSORE’. If they have studied in ‘Hospet’, then they can write CET
either in ‘HOSPET’ or in ‘BELLARY’.
The Horanadu & Gadinadu Kannadiga candidates claiming eligibility under clauses ‘c’ and ‘d’ of
Item – 6 of Chapter – I respectively, will have to undergo a Kannada language test, which will be held on
30-04-2010 at 11.00 a. m. for Gadinadu Kannadiga candidates and at 1.00 p.m. on the same day for
Horanadu Kannadiga candidates in the premises of KEA, Bangalore. Therefore, the Horanadu & Gadinadu
Kannadiga candidates will have to appear for the CET – 2010 in an examination centre located at BANGALORE
only.
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6. ELIGIBILITY FOR GOVERNMENT SEATS
Candidates who satisfy one of the following Clauses / Eligibility Criteria ONLY are eligible for selection of
Government seats in Government, Aided, Private Un-aided Minority / Non-minority institutions through KEA.
Each condition is specified as a clause and is individually referred by a code. The documents to be produced
during seat selection process in support of the claim for each of the Clauses are also detailed below the
respective clauses. The candidates who do not satisfy any of the Clauses / Eligibility Criteria detailed below and
the candidates who do not produce the prescribed documents in original will not be eligible for admission to
professional courses under Government quota seats.
ELIGIBILITY CLAUSES
CODES
The candidate should have studied and passed in one or more Government or Government recognised
educational institutions located in the State of Karnataka for a minimum period of SEVEN academic years
commencing from 1st standard to 2nd PUC / 12th standard as on 1st July of the year in which the Entrance
Test is held and must have appeared and passed either SSLC / 10th standard or 2nd PUC / 12th standard
examination from Karnataka State. In case of the candidate who had taken more than one year to pass a class
or standard, the years of academic study is counted as one year only.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card, 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate, Candidate’s Study Certificate; If claiming Rural quota: - Rural Study Certificate; If claiming Kannada
Medium quota: Kannada Medium Study Certificate; If claiming reservation benefits: Caste / Caste Income Certificate
issued by Tahsildar- For SC / ST in Form-D, Category-I in form E and 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B in Form F.
a
The candidate should have studied and passed both 1st and 2nd year Pre-University Examination or 11th and
12th standard examination within the State of Karnataka from an Educational Institution run or recognized by
the State Government and that either of the parents should have studied in Karnataka for a minimum period of
SEVEN years.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card, 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate; If claiming reservation benefits:- Caste / Caste Income Certificate issued by Tahsildar- For SC / ST in
Form-D, Category-I in Form-E and 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B in Form-F., along with - (1) a certificate for either of the parent
having studied for at least 7 years in Karnataka from the Head of the educational institution where he / she had
studied.(2) the candidate’s study certificate for having studied both 1st & 2nd PUC or 11th & 12th standard in
Karnataka issued by the head of the educational institution.
b
The candidate and either of his / her parent’s mother tongue should be Kannada, Tulu or Kodava and either of
parent’s was domiciled in the state of Karnataka, such candidate should have passed the qualifying
examination from a University or Board or any other Institution located outside Karnataka and should be
residing outside the State of Karnataka as on 1st May of 2010. Provided that the candidate shall undergo a
Kannada Language test conducted by KEA.
c
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate along with – (1) a domicile certificate issued by the concerned Revenue or Municipal Authorities certifying
that the candidate and his father have resided outside the state of Karnataka as on
01-05-2010. The place of the Issuing authority should correspond to the place of domicile of the candidate / father /
mother. (2) a domicile certificate issued by concerned Revenue Authorities of the state of Karnataka regarding the
previous domicile of the father / mother of the candidate as a place in the state of Karnataka. The place of the Issuing
authority should correspond to the place of domicile of the father / mother.(3) Candidate’s Study certificate, Transfer
Certificate. (4) Father / mother 10th standard marks card / original cumulative record in original in support of mother
tongue as Kannada / Tulu / Kodava. (5) A duly sworn declaration regarding mother tongue of the candidates.
Candidates should produce the photocopies of all the above documents compulsorily when they appear for
Kannada Language Test on 30-04-2010, failing which, ranks will not be assigned.
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A candidate whose mother tongue is Kannada, Tulu or Kodava should have resided and studied for a period
of SEVEN YEARS between 1st and 12th standards in disputed Kannada speaking area of South Sholapur or
Akkalkot or Jath or Gadhinglaj Taluks of Maharashtra State or Kasargod or Hosadurga Taluks of Kerala State.
Provided that the candidate shall undergo a Kannada Language test conducted by KEA.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate along with – (1) a residential certificate from the concerned Tahsildar of the respective disputed Taluk. (2)
candidate’s study certificate issued by the head of institution, which should be countersigned by Taluk Education
Officer. (3) a duly sworn declaration regarding mother tongue of the candidates. Candidate should produce the
photocopies of all the above documents compulsorily when they appear for Kannada Language Test on 3004-2010, failing which, ranks will not be assigned.
d
NOTE : The candidates claiming eligibility under Clauses ‘c’ and ‘d’ above, should invariably speak, read and write
Kannada. Otherwise, they will not be assigned ranks.
In the case of a candidate who is son or daughter of defence personnel who has worked continuously in
Karnataka for a minimum period of one year between 1st July of 2009 to 30th June of 2010. The candidate
should have studied and passed the qualifying examination from any Government or Government recognised
educational institution located in the State of Karnataka.
Documents to be produced: SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate along with – (1) the candidate’s study certificate for having studied 2nd PUC or equivalent examination in
Karnataka issued by the head of the educational institution.
(2) employment certificate of the parent issued by the Controlling Office where the parent is working indicating the
period during which he has worked in the State of Karnataka i.e., from the reporting date to till date.
e
Son or daughter of serving Defence personnel from Karnataka who at the time of joining the Defence service
had declared his / her hometown a place in the State of Karnataka. Proof of such domicile should be obtained
and produced by obtaining the extract from the Record Office of the Defence unit. Further, the candidate
should have passed the Q. E. from a University or Board or any other institution located anywhere in India.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate; If claiming reservation benefits:- Caste / Caste Income Certificate issued by Tahsildar as per the prescribed
format given in the brochure along with parent’s home town declaration certificate while joining the service issued by
Record Office of the Defence unit.
f
In the case of a candidate who is a son or daughter of a defence personnel who had served in Karnataka for at
least one year and is posted on duty in Field / Active Service and whose family is permitted by Defence
Authorities to continue to stay in Karnataka. Such candidate should have studied and passed the qualifying
examination from any Government or Government recognised educational institution located in Karnataka.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate along with – (1) the candidate’s study certificate for having studied 2nd PUC or equivalent examination in
Karnataka issued by the head of the educational institution. (2) service certificate of the parent issued by the
Controlling Office indicating the period during which the parent has worked in Karnataka and a certificate showing the
present place of posting, indicating that his family is permitted to stay in Karnataka. The present working place of the
parent should be indicated in NAME and not by CODE NUMBERS.
g
Son or daughter of an ex-servicemen who at the time of joining the defence service had declared a place in
Karnataka as his home town, proof of such domicile should be obtained and produced from the “Deputy
Director, Department of Sainik Welfare and Resettlement”. Further, the candidate should have passed the
Q. E. from a University or Board or any other institution located anywhere in India.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate; If claiming reservation benefits :- Caste / Caste Income Certificate issued by Tahsildar- For SC / ST in
Form-D, Category-I in Form-E and 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B in Form-F, along with the parent’s home town declaration
certificate while joining the service issued by the Joint Director / Deputy Director of the concerned district and
countersigned by the Director, Department of Sainik Welfare and Resettlement, Bangalore.
h
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In the case of a candidate being a son or daughter of an employee of the Union Government or an employee of
the Union or Karnataka State Government Undertaking or Joint Sector Undertaking, who is liable to be
transferred anywhere in India as per the terms and conditions of his employment and has worked in
Karnataka for a minimum period of one year from 1st July of 2009 to 30th June of 2010 and such candidate
has studied and passed the qualifying examination from any Government or Government recognised
educational institution located in the State of Karnataka.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate along with –(1) the candidate’s study certificate for having studied 2nd PUC or equivalent examination in
Karnataka issued by the head of the educational institution. (2) a certificate from the employer indicating the parent’s
period of employment in the State of Karnataka and also showing that he is transferable anywhere in India.
i
Son or daughter of a working or retired employee of the Union Government or employee of Union or
Karnataka State Government undertaking or Joint Sector undertaking where such employee; (a) had
declared to the employer at the time of joining service any place in Karnataka to be his home town; and (b) had
studied in any Government or Government recognised educational institution or institutions located in
Karnataka for a minimum period of seven years; and was or is liable to be transferred anywhere in India as per
the terms and conditions of his employment. Further, the candidate should have passed the Q. E. from a
University or Board or any other institution located anywhere in India.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate; If claiming reservation benefits:- Caste / Caste Income Certificate issued by Tahsildar- For SC / ST in
Form-D, Category-I in Form-E and 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B in Form-F, along with – (1) a certificate of the parent employee for
having studied for at least 7 years in the State of Karnataka from the Head of the educational institution where he / she
had studied. (2) home town declaration certificate of the parent employee while joining the service and showing that he
is transferable anywhere in India issued by the employer.
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Son or daughter of Members of Parliament elected from Karnataka. Further, the candidate should have
passed the Q. E. from a University or Board or any other institution located anywhere in India.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate; If claiming reservation benefits :- Caste / Caste Income Certificate issued by Tahsildar- For SC / ST in
Form-D, Category-I in form-E and 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B in Form-F, along with a certificate showing that the parent is / was
a Member of Parliament elected from Karnataka issued by the Parliament Secretariat.
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Son or daughter of serving or retired employee:
(a) belonging to All India Service of Karnataka cadre; and (b) of the Karnataka State Government, who has
served or is serving outside the State of Karnataka during the period corresponding to Candidate’s study
outside the State from 1st standard to 2nd PUC or 12th standard examination can be added to make up the
seven years study within Karnataka as required under clause (a) above.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate ; If claiming reservation benefits :- Caste / Caste Income Certificate issued by Tahsildar- For SC / ST in
Form-D, Category-I in Form-E and 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B in Form-F, along with - a certificate from the Principal Secretary /
Deputy Secretary / Under Secretary, DPAR, Government of Karnataka, Bangalore where the parent belongs to All
India Service of Karnataka cadre stating that the parent is a member of such All India Cadre. The certificate should also
indicate the period during which he has served or is serving outside the state of Karnataka and if the parent is a State
Government Employee, a certificate from the concerned Head of the Department or the Head of the Office where such
parent is employed should be produced in this regard.
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Son or daughter of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants, proof of such migration (IDENTITY CARD) should be
obtained and produced from the jurisdictional “District Magistrate and Deputy Commissioner” of any state in
India.
Documents to be produced : SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate along with a original certificate (IDENTITY CARD) issued by the Jurisdictional District Magistrate and
Deputy Commissioner of any state in India, as the proof of migration. The candidates who are claiming eligibility under
clause ‘m’ are eligible only for the seats earmarked by the Government.
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The candidates who have studied TEN full academic years in Kannada Medium from 1st standard to 10th
standard in places outside the state of Karnataka. Such candidates need not appear for Kannada Language
Test conducted by KEA. Provided the candidate should have studied and passed the qualifying examination
from any Government or Government recognised educational institution.
Documents to be produced: SSLC / 10th standard Marks Card and 2nd PUC / 12th standard Marks Card of the
candidate along with – (1) a domicile certificate issued by the concerned Revenue or Municipal Authorities certifying
that the candidate and his father / mother have resided outside the state of Karnataka as on
01-05-2010. The place of the Issuing authority should correspond to the place of domicile of the candidate / father /
mother. (2) Candidate’s Study certificate, for having studied in Kannada Medium from 1st standard to 10th standard
issued by the head of the institution.
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NOTE: In case, if any of the documents produced in respect of the Clause claimed by the candidate is found to be
false / incorrect, the seat selected by the candidate will be cancelled at any stage and the entire fee amount paid
by such candidate will be forfeited.
7. RESERVATION OF SEATS IN FAVOUR OF CERTAIN CATEGORIES
(1) RESERVATION OF SEATS IN FAVOUR OF SPECIAL CATEGORY CANDIDATES
(a) Reservation for N. C. C. Special category:
(I) Candidates who have participated in Republic Day Camp conducted by the Director
General of NCC, New Delhi from Karnataka and who possess ‘B’ Certificate obtained during the
five year period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards; or
(ii) Candidates who have participated in the following camps conducted by the Director General
of NCC, New Delhi from Karnataka and who possess ‘B’ Certificate obtained during the five-year
period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards namely;
(a)All India Thal Sainik Camp (Boys) - TSC (B); (b) All India Thal Sainik Camp (Girls) - TSC
(G) ;(c) All India Nau Sainik Camp - NSC; (d) All India Vayu Sainik Camp – VSC; (e) Cadets
who have been finally selected as a part of DG NCC team to participate in All India
Movalankar Shooting Championship at National Level AND Youth Exchange
Programmes and Foreign Naval Cruise organised by DG, NCC.
(iii) Candidates who have participated in the following camps conducted by the Director General
of NCC, New Delhi from Karnataka and who possess ‘B’ Certificate obtained during the five-year
period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards namely;
(a) All India Thal Sainik Camp (Boys) - TSC (B); (b) All India Thal Sainik Camp (Girls) - TSC
(G) ; (c) All India Nau Sainik Camp - NSC ; (d) All India Vayu Sainik Camp – VSC; (e) Cadets
participate in All India Movalankar Shooting Championship as a part of KAR and GOA
Director Team. AND in complete - Mountaineering Expeditions (over 5900 Mtrs),
Sailing Expeditions using wind power only (401 KMs), Motor Cycle Expeditions (more
than 3500 KMs) and Cycling Expeditions (more than 1500 KMs), organised by DG, NCC /
NCC Director of Karnataka & Goa.
(iv) Candidates who have participated in the following camps / courses conducted by the Director
General of NCC, New Delhi from Karnataka and who possess ‘B’ Certificate obtained during the
five-year period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards namely: (a) NIC ; (b)
Trekking ; (c) Mountaineering ; (d) BLC ; (e) ALC ; (f) RCTC and (g) Army, Navy, Air Force &
Hospital Attachments.
(v) Candidates who possess “B” certificate obtained during the five-year period of study in
Karnataka between 8th and 12th Standards.
Provided that for selection of a reserved seat under NCC category, the preferential criteria are as
follows:
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Preference 1 : Candidates possessing ‘B’ Certificate and adjudged overall All India Best Cadet with Gold /
Silver / Bronze medal in the Republic Day camp.
Preference 2 : Candidates possessing B’ certificate and adjudged overall All India Best Cadet with Gold / Silver
/ Bronze medal in camps mentioned at (a) to (e) of sub-clause (ii) above.
Preference 3 : ‘B’ certificate holders who have participated in the Youth Exchange Programmes and Foreign
Naval Cruise organised by DG, NCC.
Preference 4 : ‘B’ certificate holders who have participated from Karnataka in the Republic Day camp.
Preference 5 : ‘B’ Certificate holders who have participated from Karnataka in the camps mentioned at (a) to (e)
of sub-clause (iii) above.
Preference 6 : ‘B’ Certificate holders who have participated in the mountaineering / sailing / motorcycle / cycling
expeditions organized by DG NCC / NCC Directorate of KAR and GOA.
Preference 7 : ‘B’ Certificate holders who have participated in the camps mentioned at sub clause (iv) para
above.
Preference 8 : Candidates possessing ONLY ‘B’ Certificate. (NCC candidates possessing only ’B’ certificate
(PREFERENCE-8) need not submit their original ‘B’ certificate on the notified date i.e., on
03-05-2010. However, they will be eligible to select the NCC special category seats, if any, in the
general round seat selection as per their merit order, upon production of NCC ’B’ certificate)
Provided that while considering the candidates mentioned in sub-clauses (i) and (ii) above, gold medal winners
will be preferred to silver medallist who in turn will be preferred to bronze medallist under the respective subclauses.
Provided further that the Director of NCC or his authorised nominee shall be present in the KEA on the appointed
days (04-06-2010 and 05-06-2010) along with the list of eligible NCC candidates in the order of preference i.e. 1
to 7 to assist in the selection of candidates under NCC special category.
NOTE : 1. Candidates who claim under PREFERENCES from 1 to 7 above should compulsorily submit their
NCC certificates on 03-05-2010, failing which they will not be allowed for verification of certificates
and also for the later seat selection under NCC. Further, the NCC candidates possessing only ’B’
certificate (PREFERENCE 8) need not submit their original ‘B’ certificate on the notified date i.e., on
03-05-2010. However, they will be eligible to select the NCC special category seats, if any, in
thegeneral round seat selection as per their merit order, upon production of NCC ’B’ certificate.
2. Candidates should also submit a letter obtained from the head of the institution from where he / she
has participated in various NCC camps during the study between 8th and 12th standards, as per the
format given in Appendix – V.
(b) Reservation for Sports Special category:(i) Candidates who have represented the country and won medals / cups in SUPER-A Games specified
in Appendix - IV during the five-year period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards;
(ii) Candidates who have represented the country and won medals / cups in ‘A – Games’ specified in
Appendix - IV during the five-year period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards;
(iii) Candidates who have won medals / cups in ‘B-Games’ specified in Appendix - IV by representing
Karnataka State and participated in the SUPER-A Games or A-Games specified in Appendix - IV
during the five-year period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards;
(iv) Candidates who have represented Karnataka State in ‘B-Games’ specified in Appendix - IV and won
medals / cups during the five-year period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards;
(v) Candidates who have represented Karnataka State in any sports / games in ‘B-Games’ specified in
Appendix - IV during the five-year period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards.
Provided that for selection of a reserved seat in Sports category, the candidates who belong to sub-clause (i)
shall be considered first; candidates who belong to sub-clause (ii) shall be considered second; candidates who
belong to sub-clause (iii) shall be considered third and candidates who belong to sub-clause (iv) shall be
considered fourth before considering the candidates belonging to sub-clause (v).
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Provided further that, while considering the candidates mentioned in sub-clauses (I), (ii), (iii) and (iv), gold medal winners
will be preferred to silver medallist’s who in turn will be preferred to bronze medallist’s under the respective sub-clauses,
irrespective of the number of medals.
Provided further that the candidates belonging to sub-clause (v) i. e., only who have represented the Karnataka State shall
be eligible to select the Sports special category seats, if any, only in the general round of seat selection process as per their
merit order. Further, they need not attend the Sports Special category seat selection on 08-06-2009.
Provided also that the Commissioner for Youth Services and Sports or his authorised nominee shall be present in the KEA
on the appointed days (07-06-2010 and 08-06-2010) along with the list of eligible candidates to assist in the selection of
candidates under Sports category.
The Commissioner for Youth Services and Sports or his authorized nominee is the final authority to decide the candidate’s
eligibility under Sports category. Further, KEA shall not be held responsible in this regard.
NOTE :
1. Candidates who claim seats under SPORTS Special category should compulsorily submit their
SPORTS certificates on 04-05-2010 including National Participants i.e., (1) (b) (v) above, failing which
they will not be allowed for verification of certificates and also for the later seat selection under
SPORTS.
2. Candidates should also submit a letter obtained from the head of the institution from where he / she
has participated in various SPORT events during the study from 8th to 12th standards, as per the
format given in Appendix – V.
Candidates belonging to Scouts & Guides, Defence, Ex-defence and Anglo-Indian i. e., sub-clauses
(c), (d), (e) and (g) below, will be allowed to select the respective special category seats as per their merit
order ONLY in the general admission round seat selection process along with the other general merit
and reserved category candidates.
(c) Reservation for Scouts and Guides Special category:- Candidates who as Scouts / Guides have received the
“President’s Award” during five-year period of study in Karnataka between 8th and 12th standards. Provided that the
candidates shall submit the Original “President’s Award” (Rashtrapati Certificate) ONLY on the day of general round of seat
selection process as per their merit order. The Provisional Scouts / Guides Certificates will not be considered.
(d) Reservation for Defence Special category:- Son or daughter of Defence Personnel falling under Clauses (e), (f)
and (g) of Item – 6 of Chapter - I of the Brochure should obtain and submit the Defence certificates in the prescribed format
as given in Appendix – IV on 05-05-2010, failing which they will not be allowed for verification of certificates and also for the
later seat selection under Defence.
Defence personnel for the purpose of these clauses means a person in Defence Service including Personnel belonging to
Civil GT COYS ASC who were Civilian Class ‘III’ or Class ‘IV’ Government servants and ‘Border Roads Organisational
Personnel’. (Vide Notification No. ED 189 TGL 94 Bangalore dated 29-07-1994).
(a) Candidates claiming eligibility under Clause (e) of Item – 6 of Chapter I of this brochure should produce the
certificate of employment issued by the Controlling Office in the prescribed format as given in Appendix – V
where the parent is working, Indicating the period during which the parent has worked in Karnataka.
(b) Candidates claiming eligibility under Clause (f) of Item – 6 of Chapter I of this brochure should produce a
certificate from the Record Office of the Defence Unit in the prescribed format as given in Appendix–V
indicating that the parent had declared a place in Karnataka as his hometown at the time of joining the
service.
(c) Candidates claiming eligibility under Clause (g) of Item – 6 of Chapter I of this brochure should produce a
certificate from the Controlling Office in the prescribed format as given in Appendix – V indicating the period
during which the parent has worked in Karnataka, the present place of posting and also the fact that his family
is permitted to stay in Karnataka.
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NOTE : The candidates claiming eligibility under the sub-clauses (a) and (c) above, should also produce the
study certificate issued by the head of the educational institution for having studied and passed qualifying
examination in the State of Karnataka, when they come for seat selection process.
(e) Reservation for Ex-Defence Special category:- Son or daughter of Ex-Servicemen falling under
Item – 6(h) of Chapter - I of the Brochure should obtain and produce a certificate showing the home address of
the parent issued by the Joint Director / Deputy Director of the concerned district and countersigned by the
Director, Department of Sainik Welfare and Resettlement, Bangalore on 06-05-2010, failing which they will not
be allowed for verification of certificates and also for the later seat selection under Ex-Defence.
Ex-Servicemen for the purpose of this clause includes personnel belonging to the Civil GT COYS ASC who were
Civilian Class III or Class IV Government Servants, who became permanently disabled or were killed during
hostilities.
(f) Reservation for Physically Disabled Special category:- The candidates claiming reservation under this
category will be required to appear for Medical examination on 02-06-2010 before a Committee comprising of
the Executive Director, KEA as Chairman and three specialists from the Department of Orthopedics,
Ophthalmology and ENT, nominated by the Government. Candidates with physical disability ranging above 40%
should produce a Medical certificate issued by competent Doctor of any Government Hospital located in the
State of Karnataka in the field of concerned disability, only on the day of Medical examination i.e., on 02-06-2010.
Candidates suffering from hearing disability should compulsorily obtain and produce a BSER (Brain Stem
Evoked Response) Audiometry report from NIMHANS / Manipal Hospital / Government Speech and Hearing
Institute, Lingarajapuram, Bangalore. The Medical Board will examine the candidate and certificate and certify
regarding the percentage of disability and the decision of the Medical Board is final. For the purpose of this
proviso, persons with disability shall have the same meaning assigned to it, in the Persons with Disabilities
(Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Participation) Act 1995 (Central Act 1 / 1995). The candidates with
disability less than 40% will not be eligible for claiming a seat under Physically Disabled category. The seat
selection to the eligible candidates will be held on 03-06-2010.
NOTE: The Physically Disabled candidates, who fail to appear before the Committee for Medical examination on
02-06-2010, will not be eligible for selection of a seat under Physically Disabled category.
(g) Reservation for Anglo-Indian Special category:- Candidates from Anglo-Indian Community should
produce a certificate on 06-05-2010 issued by the Registered Association of the Anglo Indian Community in the
State of Karnataka countersigned by the Anglo-Indian MLA Nominated by the Government, failing which they will
not be allowed for the later seat selection under Anglo-Indian.
IMPORTANT : The Special category candidates who satisfy Clause (a) of Item – 6 of Chapter - I of the
brochure, will also be eligible for claiming a seat under the respective Special categories.
1. Candidates belonging to Scouts & Guides, Defence, Ex-defence and Anglo-Indian i. e., subNOTE :
clauses (c), (d), (e) and (g) above, will be allowed to select the respective special category
seats as per their merit order ONLY in the general admission round seat selection process
along with the other general merit and reserved category candidates.
2. Candidates who are having only ‘B’ certificate under NCC will be eligible to select the NCC
special category seats, if any, in the general round of seat selection along with the other
General Merit and reserved category candidates as per their merit order.
3. Candidates who have only represented the Karnataka State in ‘B – GAMES’ under Sports, will
be eligible to select the Sports special category seats, if any, in the general round of seat
selection along with the other General Merit and reserved category candidates as per their
merit order.
4. Achievements made by the NCC / Sports special category candidates in the events / games,
till the date of CET – 2010 will be considered for selection of seats in the respective categories.
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(2) RESERVATION FOR RESERVED CATEGORY CANDIDATES
Reservation is made in favour of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other
Backward Classes of citizens under categories 1, 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B in accordance with Government Order No.
SWL 251 BCA 94 dated 31st January 1995, as amended from time to time.
Production of a “Caste Certificate / Caste Income Certificate” issued by the concerned Jurisdictional Tahasildar
in accordance with the Government order No. Sa Ka E 225 BCA 2002 dated 30th March 2002, as amended from
time to time, in Form ‘D’ in case of Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes; in Form ‘E’ in case of Category-I; in
Form ‘F’ in case of Other Backward Classes like 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B in support of the claim is mandatory for
selecting a seat under reserved category. (Annexure-II to this rule is reproduced at Appendix-VIII for the
information of the candidates and parents)
Provided that candidates belonging to SC, ST & Category - I should produce an Income certificate issued by
Jurisdictional Tahasildar in the prescribed format given at Appendix –V. (This is for the purpose of processing
eligibility of candidates to claim Government of India scholarship).
Provided further that only candidates of Karnataka origin and who are claiming eligibility for Government seats in
accordance with clause (a), (b), (f), (h), (j), (k) and (l) of Item - 6 of Chapter – I shall be eligible to claim the benefit
of reservation under this sub-rule. The candidates claiming eligibility for Government seats under clauses
(c), (d), (e), (g), (i) (m) and (n) are not eligible to claim the benefit of reservation.
(3) RESERVATION FOR RURAL CANDIDATES
15% of the Government seats will be reserved horizontally in favour of rural candidates who have studied for 10
full academic years from 1st Standard to 10th Standard in educational institutions situated in places in the State
of Karnataka other than larger urban area, smaller urban area or transitional area as mentioned in Karnataka
Municipalities Act, 1964 or Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, 1976 in accordance with the Government
Order No. ED 01 TEC 2002, Bangalore, dated 01-02-2002 and the eligibility criteria shall be as defined in the
Karnataka Reservation of Appointments of Posts in the Civil services of the State for Rural Candidates Act, 2000
(Karnataka Act 1 of 2001). The candidates whose parents do not come under the creamy layer and the
candidates who have studied TEN full academic years from 1st Standard to 10th Standard in places other than
the places mentioned in Appendix – III will be eligible for claiming the benefit of Rural reservations. However, if
the candidates have studied in these places from 1st to 10th standard before the date of notification as urban
area, such candidates are eligible to claim rural reservation benefit.
(4) RESERVATION FOR KANNADA MEDIUM CANDIDATES
5% of the Government seats will be reserved in favour of the Kannada medium candidates who have studied
TEN full academic years in Kannada medium from 1st Standard to 10th Standard, in accordance with the
Government Order No. ED 118 UEC 2000, Bangalore dated 04-06-2000 and as amended vide Government
Order No. ED 02 UEC 2002, Bangalore dated 14-10-2005.
(5) RESERVATION FOR WARD OF JAMMU & KASHMIRI MIGRANTS
Reservation is made in favour of the son / daughter of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants, who satisfy the eligibility
condition for Government seats in accordance with clause (m) of Item – 6 of Chapter – I of the brochure i.e., One
seat each in all the Government Medical and Dental Colleges of the state AND One seat each in Engineering
colleges, irrespective of course.
The interse merit determined under Rule - 7 (Please see Item - 4 of Chapter - II) will remain the same for the
purpose of eligibility and benefit of reservation under Item - 8 of Chapter - I. If any seat reserved in favour of
candidates belonging to any of the categories referred to from (1) to (4) above is not filled up due to nonavailability of eligible candidates belonging to such categories, the reservation to that extent will stand reduced
and will be transferred to the General Merit category during Casual vacancy round seat selection.
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CHAPTER – II MORE ABOUT THE WRITTEN TEST
1. SYLLABUS
The question papers of the Common Entrance Test will be mostly based on the First and Second PUC syllabi
prescribed by the Department of Pre-University Education of Karnataka State.
2. DURATION, QUESTION PAPER AND OMR ANSWER SHEETS
The Common Entrance Test will be held in TWO days in FOUR different sessions for four subjects. On the first
day, test will be conducted for Biology and Mathematics subjects in two sessions and on the next day test will be
conducted for Physics and Chemistry subjects in two sessions as per the date and time given at page – 10. Each
paper will be conducted for 60 marks each with 80 minutes duration.
Each question paper will be of (Objective) Multiple Choice type. The question paper in each subject will be in 16
different versions and each question will have four different options. Each question will carry ONE mark. The
candidate is expected to attempt all the questions, in order to obtain maximum marks. In other words, there is no
choice among questions. THERE WILL BE NO NEGATIVE EVALUATION WITH REGARD TO WRONG
ANSWERS BUT MARKS WILL NOT BE AWARDED IN RESPECT OF MULTIPLE ANSWERS. The version
code of the question paper will be boldly printed on facing sheet of the question paper. The version codes used in
each paper will be from A - 1 to A - 4, B - 1 to B - 4, C - 1 to C - 4 and D - 1 to D - 4. The version code of the question
papers given to a student may be different OR may be the same for different sessions.
COMPULSORY: In all the four sessions, initial TEN minutes will be given for the candidates to write / shade the
particulars such as Name, CET Number, Version Code and Serial number of the question booklet on the OMR
answer sheets in the boxes provided. The candidates who do not write / shade the correct CET Number and
Version Code on the OMR answer sheets, such candidates OMR answer sheets will not be scanned and
will not be assigned any rank.
The candidates will have to mark correct options on the Optical Mark Reader (OMR) answer sheet, which will be
supplied at the beginning of each session of the test. Among the answers provided against a question, only
one answer will be correct. The candidate should mark the correct answer by completely shading only
one circle against a question number, using BLUE or BLACK ink ball point pen. A specimen of the OMR
answer sheets is supplied along with the brochure. More details about precautions to be taken while filling the
particulars on OMR answer sheets is given at Page 26. The OMR answer sheet comprises of two sheets. The top
sheet will be used for the purpose of marking correct answers and later scanning & evaluation and the bottom
sheet will be returned to the candidates after completion of each session of the test. The bottom sheet is coated
with a special kind of chemical which acts as Carbon. When the candidate fills the circles on the top
sheet, the pressure on the bottom sheet will automatically create a replica of the top sheet.
The candidates are required to COMPULSORILY AFFIX THEIR LEFT HAND THUMB IMPRESSION in the
space provided on the bottom portion of the OMR answer sheet (top sheet) with the ink-pad provided by the room
Invigilator, after completion of each session of the test. However, they need not affix their thumb impression on
the replica (bottom sheet) of the OMR answer sheet. Thereafter, the invigilators will detach the bottom sheet from
the top sheet at the perforations and hand over the bottom sheet replica to the candidates and candidates are
allowed to carry the same with them. The top sheet will be retained by the invigilator for returning the same to the
Deputy Chief Superintendent of the examination center and in turn to KEA.
NOTE : The OMR answer sheets in respect of all the candidates who have affixed their left hand thumb
impression will only be scanned and the results in respect of such candidates will be published. The
OMR answer sheets in respect of candidates who have not affixed their left hand thumb impression, for
any reason, will not be scanned. Also, the results in respect of such candidates will not be published.
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Optical Mark Reader sheets as Answer Sheets
A model of the Optical Mark Reader (OMR) sheets that will be used for marking the answers by the candidates is
supplied along with the brochure. The need for the replica has compelled us to design OMR sheet in such a way
that all the information and the answers are marked only on one side. The top portion of the sheet is meant for
furnishing the particulars about the candidates such as the Name, CET Number, Version code and serial number
of the question booklet. The bottom portion is meant for marking the answers, affixing the signature of the room
Invigilator & candidates and also for affixing the Left Hand Thumb Impression of the candidate. The space meant
for the subject would have been pre-marked. The square blocks in each item should be filled by the candidate in
capital letters and numbers. The circles corresponding to the letters or numbers are meant to be completely
shaded using blue or black ink ballpoint pen only.
Why Ball Point Pen?
Remember, we are allowing the candidates to carry home a replica or facsimile of
the OMR answer sheet and the OMR answer paper comes in a set of two sheets.
When you shade the top sheet, the pressure will create a dark mark on the
bottom sheet on the corresponding circle. If a pen with a nib is used, the
pressure on the top sheet will not be sufficient to activate the chemical on
the bottom sheet. On the other hand, a ballpoint pen exerts sufficient
pressure to convert the bottom sheet chemical into a dark spot. That is
why we want you to use a blue / black ink ballpoint pen only.
3. SPECIMEN OF THE OMR ANSWER SHEET
Specimen copy of the OMR answer sheet is enclosed with this brochure for the benefit of the candidates. By
using blue or black ink ballpoint, candidates can practice with the OMR answer sheet with regard to filling and
shading of the required items. Please study the specimen OMR answer sheet and familiarize yourself. Take
four to five photocopies of the specimen OMR sheet and practice on them at home. By doing so, you will
be very accurate in writing and shading the particulars such as Name, CET Number, Question booklet
version code, etc., in the required manner on the Original OMR answer sheets, during actual conduct of
the test.
Important precautions to be taken while writing / shading Top portion of OMR answer sheet The initial
TEN minutes will be given to a candidate, for writing / shading the particulars on the top portion of the OMR
answer sheet, wherein the candidates are required to write their Name within the boxes, write their CET Number
in the boxes and shade the respective circles, write the Question booklet version code in the boxes and shade
the respective circle in the required manner. The candidates are also required to write the Question booklet serial
number and the Register number of 2nd PUC / 12th standard within the boxes (in case if the candidate is
appearing for Annual examinations during 2010). Of the five items, entries pertaining to ‘Name’, ‘CET Number’
and ‘Question booklet Version code’ are very crucial ones. Therefore, candidates are advised to take extra
precaution while writing and shading these three items accurately on the top portion of the OMR answer
sheet.
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Important precautions to be taken while shading answers on bottom portion of OMR Answer sheet
After the initial TEN minutes 70 minutes will be given to a candidate for shading the answers on the bottom
portion of the OMR answer sheet. On the bottom portion, there will be 60 rows corresponding to 60 questions.
Against each question number, four circles will be provided corresponding to four options of the question paper.
The candidates are required to shade only one circle corresponding to the correct answer.
The scanner is so sensitive to black and blue ink shades that even a slight residual ink mark or an
unintended ink dot within a circle on the OMR answer sheet will be taken by it, as filled / shaded, at the
time of scanning. Consequently, the candidate may lose marks. Therefore, please do not make any stray pen
marks on the OMR answer sheets. As the scoring done by the scanner and the computer in tandem is final, a plea
for erasing or neglecting the ink mark on a circle cannot be entertained. Therefore, candidates are advised to
take extra precaution while shading the circles on the bottom portion.
CORRECT METHOD OF SHADING
THINK BEFORE YOU INK !
Qn. No.
Once you darken a circle, there is no way to erase or
to remove it. That way, your decision about a correct
answer will be final. The invigilator will not permit you
to use marker, white fluid or any other devise to hide
the shading already done and you will not be supplied
with one more set of OMR sheet. If you spoil a sheet
in your attempt to rub off the shading done on a circle,
you may ruin your opportunities. If two circles are
shaded in a row and even if one of the circles is
partially rubbed off, the scanner will take it as a
multiple attempt. Therefore, think twice before you
shade a circle with ink. Darken only one circle for
each question as shown against the CORRECT
METHOD.
Answers
I
1
2
4
WRONG METHODS OF SHADING
I
1
2
4
- Use of Tick mark.
I
1
2
4
- Use of Cross mark.
I
1
2
4
- Use of Dot.
I
1
2
4
- Use of Line mark.
I
1
2
4
- Particularly or half filled circle.
I
1
2
4
- Marking outside the circle.
4
- Marking more than one circle.
I
2
3
The candidates should invariably preserve their ‘CET 2010’ OMR answer sheet replicas of all
the subjects for a minimum period of one year from the date of obtaining the admission order.
4. DETERMINATION OF MERIT AND PUBLICATION OF MERIT LISTS
(A) DETERMINATION OF MERIT:
The merit of the candidates who appear for the Common Entrance Test–2010 will be determined are
detailed below:
(1) In the case of Medical and Dental Courses, the merit will be determined only on the basis of marks
obtained by candidates in Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects taken together in the Common
Entrance Test – 2010.
(2) In the case of Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy Courses, the merit will be
determined on the basis of marks obtained by candidates in Physics, Chemistry & Biology subjects
in Common Entrance Test – 2010 and the marks obtained by candidates in Physics, Chemistry and
Biology subjects in the Qualifying Examination, taken in equal proportions.
(3) In the case of Engineering and Technology courses, the merit will be determined on the basis of
marks obtained by candidates in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics subjects in Common Entrance
Test–2010 and the marks obtained by candidates in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects
in the Qualifying Examination, taken in equal proportions.
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Provided that where the merit of two or more candidates is the same, the interse merit shall be
determined with reference to the marks obtained in the Common Entrance Test in Biology in the case of
Medical / Dental / Indian Systems of Medicine and Homoeopathy courses and in Mathematics in the
case of Engineering / Technology courses and where the marks obtained in such cases are equal then
the interse merit shall be determined on the basis of the marks obtained in Chemistry in the case of
Medical / Dental / Indian Systems of Medicine and Homoeopathy courses and in Physics in the case of
Engineering / Technology courses and where the marks obtained are equal again the interse merit shall
be determined on the basis of the marks obtained in the respective subjects in the Qualifying
examination as stipulated above and where marks obtained are equal again, the interse merit shall be
determined on the basis of the age of the candidate, wherein the elder candidate will be considered
before the younger.
(4) In the case of Architecture Course, the merit will be determined on the basis of marks obtained by
candidates in the qualifying examination in all subjects and the marks obtained in NATA, taken in equal
proportions.
Provided that where the merit of two or more candidates is same, the interse merit shall be determined
with reference to the marks obtained in NATA, where marks obtained in NATA are equal, then the
interse merit shall be determined on the basis of marks obtained in Mathematics in the qualifying
examination and where marks obtained in Mathematics are equal, the interse merit shall be determined
on the basis of the age of the candidate, wherein the elder candidate will be considered before the
younger.
NOTE: If everything as specified in the provisions to sub-clauses referred to above from (1), (2), (3) and (4) are
equal, then the interse merit will be determined by draw of lots.
The determination of interse merit as detailed above for selection of Government seats will be the basis for the
merit list of candidates claiming benefit of reservation under Admission Rules i. e., Item 8 of Chapter – I of the
brochure.
(B) PUBLICATION OF MERIT LISTS :
After the completion of the entrance test, the ANSWER KEY will be published on 06-05-2010 on the KEA
Website: http://kea.kar.nic.in The candidates / parents / lecturers can file their objections, if any, addressed to
the “Executive Director, Karnataka Examinations Authority, Bangalore” on or before 11-05-2010 either in
person or only through SPEED POST, with regard to any of the published answer Key, along with all supporting
documents / justification. The objections received by the KEA will be placed before an Expert Committee, whose
decision will be final for determination of the right answer key. The answer key approved by the Expert
Committee will be applied during evaluation for determination of merit order.
As per the merit determined by the KEA, the Medical / Dental, ISM & H, Engineering and Architecture ranks will
be assigned to the eligible candidates. Separate result sheets showing the Medical / Dental,
SM & H, Engineering and Architecture ranks will be published on 20-05-2010 in all the CET - 2010 exam centres
and the same will also be made available on KEA Website http://kea.kar.nic.in (Provided that 12th standard
result of CBSE / CISCE etc. announced before 14-05-2010) Separate merit lists in respect of the wards of
Jammu & Kashmiri migrants for the respective courses will also be prepared and published on the KEA Website.
The correct answer key and the list of candidates whose results have been withheld and the reasons for
withholding the results will also be published along with the results. The candidates whose results are
with-held for want of 2nd PUC / 12th std. Marks and date of birth such candidates / parents need not to be
worried because, ranks will be assigned as and when they submit the required documents on the
specified dates during office hours.
Result sheets will not be displayed in the KEA premises.
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Candidates who have any objections in respect of any of the entries or problems in the result sheets, such as
discrepancy / changes in the Q. E. marks, version code, NATA scores etc., except the marks secured in the
Common Entrance Test, can submit their objections within three days from the date of publication of the
CET - 2010 result and thereafter result will be published for such candidates. (See box item given below for
details about intermediary ranks / Spot ranks i.e., ranks ending with G55, G44, G33 etc.)
NOTE : 1. The candidates are requested to verify their qualifying examination marks printed on the result
sheets without fail, if there is any discrepancy with reference to qualifying examination marks the
same should be brought to the notice of this office immediately for fresh assignment of ranks, if any.
2. Candidates whose results will be withheld for want of qualifying examination marks should submit a
photocopy of their Q. E. marks card either in person or through ‘Speed Post’ to the KEA and the ranks
in respect of such candidates will be published subsequently.
Request for re-totaling or revaluation of the OMR answer sheets will not be entertained, as the valuation
and the subsequent scoring will be error free.
What does ‘G 55’ mean?
After the declaration of the results, the candidates may not get ranks assigned mainly for the
following reasons :
1) For want of Q. E. marks, a candidate might have missed the rank. 2) A candidate might have
marked the version code wrongly. 3) Q. E. marks may get varied due to revaluation or other wise,
when corrected, a fresh ranking becomes necessary.
The KEA computers are programmed to assign new ranks or fresh ranks to the candidates falling
within the above said categories without disturbing the rank numbers assigned to the candidates
whose results were declared earlier.
The computer program is such that it can assign ranks in between two integers without altering the
previous rank numbers. Undoubtedly, you were assigned a rank after the declaration of the results.
When a rank was assigned to you, rank 1234 and 1235 had been assigned to two other candidates.
When it came to assigning a rank to you, the computer found that in the normal course, your rank
would have been after the candidate with rank 1234 and before the candidate with rank 1235.
Therefore, the computer had to place you between 1234 and 1235.
As already said, the computer is programmed to generate large number of ranks between two
integers by dividing the space alphabetically from A to Z. Then each alphabet is subdivided from 1 to
99. Now, if a new rank is required to be assigned between two integer ranks, in the first instance, the
computer assigns a division number as ‘G 55’ before the previous rank. If one more rank needs to be
assigned between the rank 1234 and 1234 G 55, the computer assigns a rank as 1234 G 44. If one
more rank is to be assigned between 1234 G 55 and 1235, then it assigns a rank as 1234 G 66.
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CHAPTER – III
1. DOCUMENTS TO BE PRODUCED DURING SEAT SELECTION PROCESS
The original documents to be produced during seat selection process have been detailed separately in respect
of Government seats in Item – 6 of Chapter – I below each of the Eligibility Clauses. Similarly, the original
documents to be produced in respect of Special category seats are also detailed in Item – 6(1) of Chapter – I
against each of the Special Categories.
(A) Special category seats : Candidates claiming the benefit under various Special categories should produce
the relevant original Special category certificates along with TWO sets of photocopies COMPULSORILY on the
dates notified below, to the KEA IN PERSON ONLY DURING OFFICE HOURS. They should also produce three
photocopies of their 'CET 2010' admission ticket. Candidates should not send their original special category
documents / certificates through Post OR any other private arrangement. An acknowledgement slip will
be issued for having received the special category certificates; this acknowledgement slip should be
produced compulsorily during seat selection process.
Schedule for submission of Special Category Certificates
Name of the Special Category
N.C.C.
Sports
Defence
Ex-Defence
Anglo-Indian
DATE
03-05-2010
04-05-2010
05-05-2010
06-05-2010
Scouts & Guides
On the day of general round of seat
selection process as per their merit order
Candidates who do not
submit their original special
category certificates on the
notified dates,
WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE
for further verification and
seat selection under the
respective Special
categories.
(B) Government seats : Candidates who seek admission to Government seats should compulsorily produce
the required documents in ORIGINAL with ONE set of attested photocopies of all the original documents and two
passport size photographs along with the Demand Draft for the notified fees, for verification at the KEA at the time
of registration for seat selection. After verification, only ONE set of attested photocopies of all the documents will
be retained by the KEA and all original documents will be returned to the candidates. The documents to be
produced for claiming Government seats are detailed clause wise, below the respective CLAUSES in Item – 6 of
Chapter – I of this brochure.
Explanation for some of the prominent documents is as follows :
SSLC Marks Card
SSLC or 10th standard or equivalent examination marks card.
2nd PUC Marks Card
2nd PUC or 12th standard or qualifying examination marks card.
Study Certificate
Study Certificate to show that the candidate has studied in Karnataka for a minimum
period of SEVEN years from 1st standard to 12th standard or qualifying examination
issued by Head of the institution. Further, School study certificates should be got
countersigned by the concerned Block Educational Officer (BEO)/Deputy Director of
Public Instructions (DDPI) COMPULSORILY in the proforma prescribed at
Appendix – V. PLEASE CONTACT CONCERNED SCHOOL FOR BEO / DDPI
OFFICE ADDRESS. (The counter signature for 1st and 2nd PU study certificate is not
required)
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NOTE : CBSE, CISCE, J & K candidates should produce the study certificate obtained from the Principal of their
respective schools. Further, countersignature of BEO or DDPI is not required for them.
Rural Study
Certificate
The candidates who claim seat under rural category will have to obtain a rural study
certificate from the respective school / high school issued by the head of the institution
which should be countersigned by the concerned Block Educational Officer (BEO) as
per format shown at page 52.
General merit candidates who claims seat in rural category should also submit an
income certificate issued from the concerned Tahasildar along with the rural study
certificate as per format shown at page 52.
NOTE: The candidates whose parents come under creamy layer are not eligible to claim the benefit of
rural reservation.
Kannada Medium
Certificate
Caste /
Caste Income
Certificate
Candidates claiming the benefit of Kannada Medium reservation should produce a
certificate for having studied 10 full academic years in Kannada medium from 1st
standard to 10th standard issued by the Head of the educational institution and such
certificate should be got countersigned by the respective BEO or DDPI in the proforma
prescribed at Appendix - V.
Candidates seeking reservation benefit should produce a Caste Certificate in Form ‘D’
in case of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes; in Form ‘E’ in case of Category -1;
a Caste Income Certificate in Form ‘F’ for Other Backward Classes such as 2A, 2B, 3A
and 3B, issued by the concerned Jurisdictional Tahasildar, in accordance with the
Government order No. Sa Ka E 225 BCA 2000 dated 30th March 2002, as amended
from time to time. Annexure-II to this rule is reproduced at Appendix-VIII for the
information of the candidates and parents.
The candidates belonging to SC, ST and Category –1 of the Other backward classes
should also produce a separate Income Certificate as per the prescribed format given
at Page - 53 (This is for the purpose of processing eligibility of candidates to
claim Government of India scholarship).
IMPORTANT : The candidates claiming reserved category benefits should COMPULSORILY produce the Study
Certificate indicating the Standards, Academic years, Caste and Mother Tongue obtained from the head of the
institution where the candidate has passed 10th standard / SSLC examination, as per the Admission register of
institution, in the proforma prescribed at Appendix - V.
The school study certificates of the candidates should be got countersigned invariably by the BEO / DDPI
along with full Address, Seal & Telephone Number of the concerned office. HOWEVER, COUNTER
SIGNATURE FOR PUC / 11TH & 12TH STANDARD STUDY CERTIFICATE IS NOT REQUIRED.
NOTE : 1. Where the eligibility of the candidate is based on the study, employment, etc., of the parent, relevant
documents to establish the relationship of candidate with the parent has to be produced.
2. The contents of the documents submitted by the candidates should be either in Kannada or English
languages only. If the documents are in any other language, the same should be got translated to
Kannada or English language through the concerned authorities with signature and seal and should
be produced during seat selection. Otherwise the KEA reserves the right to reject the same.
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ARRANGE ALL YOUR ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS AND ONE SET OF ATTESTED PHOTOCOPIES IN THE
SEQUENTIAL ORDER SHOWN BELOW AND PRODUCE THE SAME IN THE VERIFICATION
COUNTER WHEN YOU COME FOR THE SEAT SELECTION PROCESS.
‘CET 2010’ Admission Ticket
²
SSLC / 10th Standard Marks Card
²
2nd PUC / 12th Standard Marks Card
²
Study Certificate counter signed by the concerned BEO / DDPI
²
TWO recent passport size photographs
²
The following documents should be produced, ONLY if applicable:
Kannada Medium Study Certificate counter signed by the concerned BEO, for the candidates claiming
²
Kannada Medium reservation benefits.
Rural Study Certificate counter signed by the concerned BEO and a verification certificate (only for GM
²
candidates).
Caste Certificate / Caste Income Certificate / Income Certificate obtained from the concerned Tahasildar,
²
for the candidates claiming Reservation benefits.
Parent’s study certificate / Parent’s Hometown certificate / Parent’s Domicile certificate / Parent’s
²
Employment certificate / Parent’s Cumulative Record / Parent’s Marks Card, etc., for the candidates
claiming eligibility for Government seats based on the domicile / study / employment of the parent.
Duly sworn in Affidavit of the candidate who claims eligibility under Horanadu and Gadinadu Kannadiga
²
clauses.
IDENTITY CARD issued by the Jurisdictional Deputy Commissioner / District Magistrate, for the
²
candidates claiming eligibility for Government seats under Jammu & Kashmiri Migrants quota
2. ADMISSION FEE AND PERCENTAGE OF SEATS (GOVERNMENT SHARE)
The admission fee and percentage of seats falling to the share of Government for Engineering, Technology and
Architecture courses for the year 2010-11 are as follows:
Percentage of Government share of seats for various
Professional Courses for the year 2010-11.
College Type
Discipline
Engineering /
Technology /
Architecture
Govt.
Aided
Colleges Colleges
100%
95%
First year Admission Fee for Various Professional
Courses for the year 2010-11.
College Type
Private Un-Aided
Colleges
NonMinority
Minority
50%
Govt. Colleges
45%
Rs. 18,090/-
Aided Colleges
Rs.18,090/-
Private Un-Aided
Minority &
Non-Minority
Colleges
*Rs. 18,090/& Rs. 33,090/-
The admission fee and percentage of seats falling to the share of Government with respect to Medical, Dental,
Indian System of Medicine & Homoeopathy courses in Government, Aided and Private Unaided minority and
non-minority colleges will be notified later.
BREAK UP OF FEES
Engineering / Technology / Architecture
a. Rs. 15,000 + 3,090 = 18,090
b. Rs. 30,000 + 3,090 = 33,090
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*The candidates belonging to any category, who get engineering ranks up to 20000 in the CET - 2010 are
eligible to select the engineering seats at Rs. 15,000 + other fee if their annual income is less than Rs. 2.00
Lakhs. Such candidates should produce the income certificate at the time of seat selection.
These seats are spread over as practically as possible for all courses in the college in proportion to the number of
candidates with in 20000 ranks divided by the total number of seats offered. For ex: during 2009-10 there were
approximately 5000 candidates within the range of 20000 ranks and the total number of seats offered were
approximately 36000. The total number of seats in each course is approximately 60, therefore the course wise
seats available will be 5000 X 60 = 8.3 or 8 seats in each course
36000
The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates need not to pay any fees.
²
The fee amount detailed above for different courses / categories should be paid by the candidates when they
²
come for seat selection process in the form of a Demand Draft.
Demand
²
Draft should be drawn in favour of “The Executive Director, Karnataka Examinations Authority”,
payable at Bangalore / Hubli / Gulbarga / Mangalore / Shimoga.
The candidates who like to attend the seat selection at Hubli should produce the demand draft for the
²
prescribed fees payable at Hubli; the candidates who are attending the seat selection at Gulbarga
should produce the demand draft payable at Gulbarga; the candidates who are attending the seat
selection at Shimoga should produce the demand draft payable at Shimoga; the candidates who are
attending the seat selection at Mangalore should produce the demand draft payable at Mangalore;
and who are attending in Bangalore should produce the demand draft payable at Bangalore.
The candidates
²
should come prepared with the demand drafts for the fee detailed above before
registering themselves for selection of a seat, failing which they will not be allowed to register and select
any seat. Since, the Bank counter functioning at the seat selection premises will not issue the demand drafts,
the candidates and parents are also advised not to bring the prescribed fee in the form of CASH / Cheque.
Candidates
²
can bring multiple demand drafts in different denominations corresponding to the fee amount.
For Eg: For Engineering course Rs. 18,090+ Rs. 10,000/- = Rs. 28,090/-.
3. GOVERNMENT SEATS (SEAT MATRIX)
The KEA will receive the seat matrix from the Government before the commencement of Admission round seat
selection process. Hence, an accurate number of seats to be offered for allotment as Government seats, college
wise, category wise and course wise, cannot be made known at this stage. However, the percentage of seats
falling to the share of Government for various Profession Courses for the year 2010-11 are detailed above for
information. The seat matrix (Government seats) in respect of Medical, Dental, Indian System of Medicine &
Homoeopathy, Engineering, Technology and Architecture courses, as notified by the Government will be
published on the notice boards of the KEA and also on the KEA website http://kea.kar.nic.in before the
commencement of seat selection process of the respective disciplines. For the benefit of candidates, full postal
address and telephone / fax numbers of Professional colleges and the total number of Government share of
seats offered by the KEA in these colleges for the academic year 2009-10 are given in Appendix – VI. This is
only for the information of the candidates and no inference shall be drawn either for number of seats or to the
college for the academic year 2010-11
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4. A NOTE ON ONLINE SEAT SELECTION TO BE CONDUCTED AT HUBLI,
GULBARGA AND BANGALORE. SHIMOGA AND MANGALORE
²
From this year seat selection process will be conducted online at Shimoga, Mangalore, Hubli, Gulbarga and
Bangalore simultaneously as per the schedule given at Appendix VII for Medical, Dental, Ayurveda,
Homoeopathy, Unani, Naturopathy & Yoga, Engineering / Technology and Architecture Courses.
²
Candidates can attend the seat selection process as per the schedule either in Shimoga or Mangalore or in
Hubli or in Gulbarga or in Bangalore, which is convenient to them.
²
Candidates can select any course / seat in any of the college of their choice, which is available to them in the
order of merit as per the schedule in any one of the counseling center.
²
The candidates who are claiming eligibility under clauses (c), (d) and (m) of item 6 of Chapter–I of brochure
will have to attend the seat selection only in Bangalore.
²
Special Category seat selection will not be held in Shimoga, Mangalore, Hubli and Gulbarga. All special
category candidates will have the option to select seat only in Bangalore seat selection center.
²
The candidate should bring the fees in the form of demand draft drawn in favour of “The Executive Director,
Karnataka Examinations Authority” Payable at Shimoga / Mangalore / Hubli / Gulbarga / Bangalore.
²
The venue of all seat selection centers are shown along with the route map for information of the candidates
and parents.
Route sketch for Bangalore centre - not to scale
Approximate Distance from :
KSRTC Bus Stand
Railway Station
International Airport
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} 4 Kms
33 Kms
Hubli Centre
B.V.B. College of Engineering and Technology
Vidya Nagar, Hubli - 580 031
Ph. : 0836 - 2378123 Fax : 2374985
Route sketch for the above centre - not to scale
To Dharwad
BVB CET
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New Bus Stand
To Bijapur
To Keshwapur
Circle
Old
Bus Stand
To Gad
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Towards B
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To
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Old Bus Stand : 1 Km
Railway Station : 2 Km
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Approximate Distance from :
galore
rw
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37
Station Road
City Bus Stand
Gulbarga Centre
H.K.E. Society’s Poojya Doddappa Appa
College of Engineering, Gulbarga - 585 102
Ph. : 08472 - 224360, 220172 Fax : 255685
Route sketch for the above centre - not to scale
(SARDAR VALLBHAI PATEL CIRCLE)
TIMMAPURI CIRCLE
P D A ENGINEERING COLLEGE
GULBARGA BUS STAND
Approximate Distance from :
KSRTC Bus Stand : 4 Km
Railway Station : 2.5 Km
RAILWAY STATION
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Shimoga Centre
PES Institute of Technology and Management,
N.H. 206, Sagar Road, Kotegangoor Post, Shimoga - 577 204
Ph. : 08182 - 640733 / 34 Fax : 233797
VEM
PU
RO
AD
Route sketch for the above centre - not to scale
KU
BUS STAND TO PESITM
PRIVATE
BUS STAND
TO LION SAFARI
B H ROAD TOWARDS SAGAR
PESITM
B H ROAD
PWD GUEST HOUSE
APPROX 7KMS
Approximate Distance from :
Bus Stand : 7 Kms
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KSRTC
BUS STAND
Mangalore Centre
Sahyadri College of Engineering and Management
N.H. 48, Adyar, Mangalore - 575 009
Ph. : 0824 - 2277222, 2277333 Fax : 2277444
Route sketch for the above centre - not to scale
BUSSTAND
(BEJAI)
Corporation
Lalbhag
Bunts Hostel
PVS Circle
Jyothi
Circle
Pump Well
Circle
Padil
Adyar
NH-48
NH-17
State Bank
City BUS
Terminal
NH-17
Kankanadi
NH-48
To
BC Road
NH-48
SAHYADRI COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT
SAHYADRI CAMPUS
Approximate Distance from :
Bus Stand : 9 Kms
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5. PROCEDURES FOLLOWED DURING THE SEAT SELECTION PROCESS
Seat selection process will be conducted in accordance with the schedule given in Appendix – VII of this
brochure. Therefore, all eligible rank holders must read Appendix – VII and visit KEA website
http://kea.kar.nic.in and should confirm the rank ranges, date and time of seat selection process for the
respective disciplines before coming to the seat selection center. No individual intimation will be sent to the
eligible rank holders regarding the date and time of seat selection process. In case, if the Government makes any
changes in the schedule notified in Appendix – VII of this brochure, a separate notification will be published in
the leading news papers and also on the KEA website, indicating the revised schedule of seat selection process.
Before coming for seat selection process, all eligible rank holders should make sure that they have kept
the required original documents with one set of attested photocopies of all the documents and a
photograph along with the Demand Draft for the fee prescribed by the Government for various courses.
The entire seat selection activities in the KEA are controlled by a computer system right from the stage of
registration till the stage of printing of admission orders. The highly sophisticated software used in the system
has the ability on one side to control the initial registration, provide data for verification of the original documents
and on the other side to take care of selection of seats by the candidates in the order of merit, online display of
availability of seats, payment of fees and finally printing of admission orders. Once the candidate comes to the
seat selection hall by registering and verifying the documents, the computer will not allow to jump the order of
merit. Even if one had registered himself before another candidate with better merit, he will have to wait for his
turn at the admission terminals. Unless a candidate who has better rank and whose CET number is registered
gets the opportunity to select a seat, a candidate who has a rank next to him cannot think of by-passing him.
Selection of seat by a candidate and admission thereafter at the KEA shall comprise of the following stages,
wherein all the candidates will be allowed to select a seat of their choice strictly in the order of merit:
(a) Registration of the candidate; (b) Verification of the original documents; (c) Selection of seats in accordance
with merit order; (d) Remittance of Fees in the form of Demand Draft; (e) Issue of Admission Order.
A day is divided into four sessions and the first session begins at 8.00 am. The candidates will be allowed to
participate in accordance with the notified time schedule and as per the stipulated rank ranges only. The
candidates are required to register their CET number in the computer system. From there, the candidates are
sent to the Verification Counter where the entries of original documents are checked against the computer data
that would have been furnished by them in their application forms. After verification, the KEA will retain one set of
the attested photocopies and the original documents will be returned to the candidates. Before leaving the
verification counter, an acknowledgement card and a verification slip will be issued to the candidates. Thereafter,
the candidates will be sent to the seat selection hall, wherein the candidates will have the assistance of a huge
on-line projector screen, which will show category-wise, course-wise and college-wise availability of seats at that
moment. In the seat selection hall, all the candidates who have registered and verified their original documents
will be called for seat selection as per the MERIT QUEUE. At this point, the candidate should produce the
verification slip issued at the verification counter and the demand draft for the prescribed fee amount,
failing which he will not be allowed to select a seat. The moment he / she selects a seat, the computer display
and the on-line projector screen will show one seat less against the course / college from which the candidate
has selected the seat. The details pertaining to the candidates who select seats at the allotment terminals such
as Name, CET Number, Rank, Category, College / Course selected and Photograph of the candidate will also be
displayed on the screens, for the information of all the candidates and parents who are waiting for seat selection
both within and outside the premises of the KEA.
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After seat selection, the candidate will have to go to the Bank counter and deposit the demand draft for the
prescribed fee. The Bank Officer can enter the amount only if the candidate has selected a seat. Otherwise the
computer at the Bank counter will not allow him to do so. After entering demand draft particulars against
name of the candidate, a receipt will be issued to candidates in the Bank counter. Thereafter, the
candidates are required to submit their verification slip in the Admission order issue counter located opposite to
Bank counter. The admission order for the seat selected by candidates will be printed and the admission order
will be issued ONLY to the candidates after obtaining candidate’s signature in the register and also after
ascertaining that he has submitted all the required documents and has paid the prescribed fees.
6. SELECTION OF SEATS BY THE CANDIDATES AND ADMISSION
In accordance with Admission rules, the seat selection process comprises of an Admission Round followed by a
Casual Vacancy Round for casual vacancies, if any. The seats will be offered to all eligible rank holders as per the
seat matrix issued by the Government.
During the admission round, if the seat of their choice is not available or all the seats are exhausted before their
turn comes, then for such candidates it is not compulsory to attend the admission round, they can directly attend
the casual vacancy round in the order of merit with all the necessary original documents and the requisite fee.
There is no rule that “only the candidates who have attended the admission round will have the opportunity to
select seat in the casual vacancy round”. All the eligible candidates will have an opportunity to participate in the
casual vacancy round in the order of merit. i.e., the candidates;
(i) whether attended or not attended the admission round,
(ii) whether holding an acknowledgment card (Green Card), issued by this office or not,
(An acknowledgment card will be issued to the candidates after verifying the original documents)
(iii) whether selected a seat in the admission round or not,
(iv) selected and reported to the concerned colleges,
(v) selected but not reported to the concerned colleges.
ADMISSION ROUND SEAT SELECTION PROCESS
The admission round seat selection process will be held in the following stages and all eligible candidates will be
allowed to participate in the same:
STAGE – 1 : For Physically Disabled, N.C.C. and Sports Special category candidates.
STAGE – 2 : For the ward of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants.
STAGE – 3 : For Medical and Dental courses.
STAGE – 4 : For Ayurveda, Unani, Naturopathy & Yoga and Homoeopathy courses. (I. S. M. & H.)
STAGE – 5 : For Engineering and Technology courses.
STAGE – 6 : For Architecture course.
In all the above stages of the admission round, the eligible rank holders will be allowed to select the seats in the
order of merit, as per the schedule given in Appendix – VII.
The candidates, who select a seat in any of the above stages during the admission round, should invariably pay
the prescribed fee in the form of Demand Draft and should obtain the admission order for the seat selected. The
fee paid by candidates during the Admission round for one discipline / course will be adjusted upon selection of a
seat in the other disciplines, without any deductions.
STAGE – 1 : FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED, NCC, SPORTS SPECIAL CATEGORIES.
In the first instance, the seats reserved for Physically Disabled, N.C.C. and Sports Special category candidates
will be offered.
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(a) ADMISSION ROUND FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED CANDIDATES
The candidates claiming a seat under the persons with disability category should COMPULSORILY appear
before the Medical Board comprising of the Executive Director and three specialists. The Medical Board shall
examine the candidate on 02-06-2010 at 11.00 a.m. and certify regarding the percentage of disability and the
decision of the Medical Board will be final. The candidates with less than 40% of disability and those who fail
to appear before the Committee on the notified date and time, will not be eligible for selection of a seat
under the persons with disability category. The list of eligible physically disabled candidates prepared by the
Medical Board will be final for the purpose of seat selection.
The eligible Physically disabled candidates will be allowed to select the Medical, Dental, Indian System of
Medicine & Homoeopathy seats on 03-06-2010 at 10.30 a.m. and for Engineering / Technology seats on the
same day at 2.00 p.m. after they submit all the required original documents and the prescribed fees.
(b) ADMISSION ROUND FOR N. C. C. CANDIDATES
The candidates who have submitted their NCC certificates on 03-05-2010 as notified in Item – 1 of Chapter III of
this brochure will ONLY be allowed to appear before the Committee comprising of the Executive Director and the
Director of NCC or his authorized nominee, on 04-06-2010 at 11.00 a.m. for verification of NCC certificates. The
candidates who do not submit their NCC certificates on 03-05-2010 will not be allowed for verification of
certificates and also for the later seat selection under NCC. After verification of NCC certificates, the Director of
NCC or his authorized nominee will prepare a preferential list among the eligible NCC candidates in the following
order:
The candidates possessing ‘B’ certificate and adjudged overall All India Best Cadet with Gold / Silver / Bronze
medal in the Republic Day Camp held at New Delhi will be considered FIRST. Candidates possessing ‘B’
certificate and adjudged overall All India Best Cadet with Gold / Silver / Bronze medal in camps All India TSC
(Boys) / TSC (Girls) / NSC / VSC and cadets who have been finally selected as part of DG NCC team to
participate in All India Movalankar shooting championship at national level will be considered SECOND.
Candidates possessing ‘B’ certificate and who have participated in the Youth Exchange Programmes and
Foreign Naval Cruise organized by DG NCC will be considered THIRD. Candidates who have participated from
Karnataka in the R D Camp will be considered FOURTH. Candidates possessing ‘B’ certificate and who have
participated from Karnataka in the All India TSC (Boys) / TSC (Girls) / NSC / VSC and cadets participated All
India Movalankar shooting championship as part of KAR and GOA Directorate team will be considered FIFTH.
Candidates possessing ‘B’ certificate and who have participated in Mountaineering, Sailing, Motor Cycle,
Cycling Expeditions organized by DG NCC / NCC Directorate of KAR and GOA considered SIXTH. Candidates
possessing ‘B’ certificate and who have participated in NIC, Trekking, Mountaineering, BLC, ALC, RCTC, and
Army Navy, Air Force and Hospital attachment camps will be considered SEVENTH. Candidates who possess
only ‘B’ certificate will be considered EIGHTH. For all the above said categories, possession of ‘B’
Certificate is compulsory. While considering the medal status for First and Second preferences, priority
will be Gold to Silver and Silver to Bronze.
The list of eligible NCC candidates prepared by the Director of NCC or his authorized nominee will be final for the
purpose of seat selection under NCC. Thereafter, the list of eligible candidates will be prepared on the basis of
CET ranking within the preferences mentioned above and the candidates will be allowed to select the seat
accordingly.
The Medical, Dental, Indian System of Medicine & Homoeopathy seat selection will be held on
05-06-2010 at 10.30 a.m. and Engineering & Technology seat selection on 05-06-2010 at 2.00 p.m. for
eligible NCC candidates, after they submit all the required original documents and the prescribed fees.
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NOTE: The candidates who have only ‘B’ certificate need not submit their ‘B’ certificate on 03-05-2010 and need
not attend this NCC Special category Admission round on 05-06-2010. However, they will be allowed as per their
CET Rankings in the general round of seat selection process for the unfilled NCC seats, if any, upon submission
of their NCC ‘B’ certificate.
(c) ADMISSION ROUND FOR SPORTS CANDIDATES
The candidates who have submitted their SPORTS certificates on 04-05-2010 as notified in Item – 1 of Chapter III
of this brochure will ONLY be allowed to appear before the Committee comprising of the Executive Director, KEA
and the Commissioner for Youth Services & Sports or his authorized nominee, on 07-06-2010 at 11.00 a.m. for
verification of SPORTS certificates. The candidates who do not submit their SPORTS certificates on
04-05-2010 will not be allowed for verification of certificates and also for the later seat selection under
SPORTS. After verification of SPORTS certificates, the Commissioner for Youth Services & Sports or his
authorized nominee will prepare a preferential list among the eligible SPORTS candidates in the following order:
The candidates who have won Gold, Silver and Bronze medals in SUPER – A GAMES will be considered FIRST.
Medal winners in A – GAMES will be considered SECOND. Medal winners in B – GAMES and participant in
SUPER – A or A - GAMES will be considered THIRD. Candidates who have won Gold, Silver and Bronze medals
in B – GAMES will be considered FOURTH. Among the Sports candidates in each group, the Medals won
by the candidates in the events OR games of Sports will also be considered. Priority will be Gold to Silver
and Silver to Bronze, irrespective of number of medals. The list of eligible Sports candidates prepared by the
Commissioner for Youth Services & Sports or his authorized nominee will be final for the purpose of seat
selection under Sports. Thereafter, the list of eligible candidates will be prepared on the basis of CET ranking
within the preferences mentioned above and the candidates will be allowed to select the seat accordingly.
The Medical, Dental, Indian System of Medicine & Homoeopathy seat selection will be held on
08-06-2010 at 10.30 a.m. and Engineering & Technology seat selection on 08-06-2010 at 2.00 p.m. for
eligible SPORTS candidates, after they submit all the required original documents and the prescribed fees.
NOTE : The candidates who have only participated in B – GAMES need not attend this SPORTS Special
category Admission round on 08-06-2010. However, they will be allowed as per their CET Rankings in the
general round of seat selection process for the unfilled SPORTS seats, if any.
IMPORTANT: There will be no separate seat selection process for the Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts &
Guides and Anglo-Indian Special categories. However, the eligible Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts &
Guides and Anglo-Indian Special category candidates will be allowed as per their CET Rankings in the
general round of seat selection process for the seats reserved under the respective Special categories.
STAGE – 2 : ADMISSION ROUND FOR THE WARD OF JAMMU & KASHMIRI MIGRANTS
The Medical and Dental seats reserved in respect of the wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants will be offered in
this stage of admission round on 09-06-2010 at 09.30 a.m. All eligible wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants will
be allowed for selecting the Medical and Dental seats in accordance with their Medical ranks. Similarly, the
Engineering and Technology seats reserved in respect of the wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants will be
offered on the same day i.e., on 09-06-2010 at 11.00 a.m. All eligible wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants will be
allowed for selecting the Engineering / Technology seats in accordance with their Engineering ranks. The
eligible wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants should COMPULSORILY submit the required documents in
original and the prescribed fee, failing which, they will not be allowed for selecting the seats reserved in favour of
the wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants.
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STAGE – 3 : ADMISSION ROUND FOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL COURSES
The Medical and Dental seats pertaining to all reserved categories, rural, Kannada medium, General merit and
other Special categories such as Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts & Guides, Anglo-Indian along with the unfilled
NCC & Sports, if any, will be offered in this stage at once. All eligible medical rank holders including the
candidates who have selected seats under the Physically Disabled, NCC, Sports Special categories and
the wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants, will be allowed to select Medical and Dental seats in accordance
with their Medical ranks, after they submit all the required original documents and the prescribed fees. Seat
selected in the earlier STAGES of admission round, if any, shall stand automatically cancelled, if a candidate
selects a medical / dental seat in this STAGE.
STAGE – 4 : ADMISSION ROUND FOR AYURVEDA, HOMOEOPATHY, UNANI, NATUROPATHY & YOGA
COURSES
The Ayurveda, Homoeopathy, Unani, Naturopathy and Yoga seats pertaining to all reserved categories, rural,
Kannada medium, General merit and other Special categories such as Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts & Guides,
Anglo-Indian along with the unfilled NCC & Sports, if any, will be offered in this stage at once. All eligible ISM & H
rank holders including the candidates who have selected seats under the Physically Disabled, NCC,
Sports Special categories, the wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants and the candidates who have
selected Medical and Dental seats, will be allowed to select I. S. M. & Homoeopathy seats in accordance with
their ISM & H ranks, after they submit all the required original documents and the prescribed fees. Seat selected
in the earlier STAGES of admission round, if any, shall stand automatically cancelled, if a candidate selects a I. S.
M. & Homoeopathy seat in this STAGE.
STAGE – 5 : ADMISSION ROUND FOR ENGINEERING / TECHNOLOGY COURSES
The Engineering / Technology seats pertaining to all reserved categories, rural, Kannada medium, General merit
and other Special categories such as Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts & Guides, Anglo-Indian along with the
unfilled NCC & Sports, if any, will be offered in this stage at once. All eligible Engineering rank holders
including the candidates who have selected seats under the Physically Disabled, NCC, Sports Special
categories, the wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants and the candidates who have selected Medical /
Dental / I. S. M. & Homoeopathy seats, will be allowed to select Engineering / Technology seats in accordance
with their Engineering ranks, after they submit all the required original documents and the prescribed fees. Seat
selected in the earlier STAGES of admission round, if any, shall stand automatically cancelled, if a candidate
selects an Engineering / Technology seat in this STAGE.
STAGE – 6 : ADMISSION ROUND FOR ARCHITECTURE COURSE
The Architecture seats pertaining to all reserved categories, rural, Kannada medium, General merit and other
Special categories will be offered in this stage at once. All eligible Architecture rank holders including the
candidates who have selected seats under the Physically Disabled, NCC, Sports Special categories, the
wards of Jammu & Kashmiri migrants and the candidates who have selected Medical / Dental / I. S. M. &
Homoeopathy / Engineering / Technology seats, will be allowed to select Architecture seats in accordance
with their Architecture ranks, after they submit all the required original documents and the prescribed fees.
Seat selected in the earlier STAGES of admission round, if any, shall stand automatically cancelled, if a
candidate selects an Architecture seat in this STAGE.
NOTE : IN ALL THE ABOVE STAGES, THE CANDIDATES BELONGING TO RESERVED CATEGORIES SUCH
AS SC, ST, CATEGORY – 1, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, RURAL & KANNADA MEDIUM WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY
OF SELECTING A SEAT UNDER GENERAL MERIT CATEGORY ALSO.
IMPORTANT : The candidates who select a seat in the Admission Round, should report to the respective
colleges along with the original admission order issued by the KEA, well within the last date prescribed
in their admission orders.
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PROCEDURE FOLLOWED FOR CONVERSION OF UNFILLED SEATS
After completion of the admission round, the seats that remain unfilled under all the Rural and Kannada
medium quota of the reserved categories will be converted to General of the respective reserved categories
(SCR & SCK to SCG, STR & STK to STG, 1R & 1K to 1G, 2AR & 2AK to 2AG, 2BR & 2BK to 2BG, 3AR & 3AK
to 3AG, 3BR & 3BK to 3BG) before the commencement of casual vacancy round and offered ONLY to the
reserved category candidates (including GMR & GMK category candidates) along with the cancelled seats
in the respective categories. Thereafter, the seats that remain unfilled under various reserved General
categories such as SCG, STG, 1G, 2AG, 2BG, 3AG, 3BG, GMR and GMK, along with unfilled special
category seats, if any, will be converted to the General Merit category and offered to GM candidates along
with all other reserved category candidates in the General casual vacancy round. However, the
consequential rural and Kannada medium reserved category seats that arise during the reserved casual
vacancy round will be converted to the General of the respective reserved categories and will be made
available for selection only to the respective reserved category candidates during General casual vacancy
round.
IMPORTANT : 1. This procedure of conversion of seats will be adopted before the commencement of
Casual vacancy round in respect of all the disciplines. Further, if the reserved category candidates
select a General Merit / respective reserved category seat during the General casual vacancy round,
then a reserved category seat becomes vacant. Such seats are treated as ‘CONSEQUENTIAL
CASUAL VACANCIES’. These consequential reserved category vacancies that arise during the
General casual vacancy round will remain under the same categories and will be offered only to the
candidates belonging to the same reserved categories.
2. The reserved category seat cancelled by a candidate either before the commencement of casual vacancy
round or during the casual vacancy round at any stage, will not be converted to General Merit category
and such reserved category cancelled seats will be offered only to the respective category candidates.
CASUAL VACANCY ROUND SEAT SELECTION PROCESS
After the completion of admission round seat selection, all the unfilled / surrendered / forfeited / cancelled / newly
added seats, if any, will be offered as CASUAL VACANCIES. All candidates who have selected a seat and
obtained admission orders in respect of the seat selected in the admission round whether reported to the college
or not, will be eligible to participate in the Casual Vacancy round along with all those candidates who have not
selected any seat in any of the stages in the admission round. The candidates who participate in the Casual
Vacancy Round for the first time should invariably submit the required documents in Original along with one set
of attested photocopies and prescribed fees without fail.
The candidates who have selected seat in the admission round will have the following three options when their
turn comes in the casual vacancy round;
(i) if the candidate is satisfied with the seat selected during the admission round he / she can continue in
the same seat. The last date for reporting will be extended if the candidate has not reported to the
college and if he / she retains the same seat. OR
(ii) a candidate can select a seat afresh in the order of merit, the fee paid during the admission round if any,
will be adjusted for the seat selected and a fresh admission order will be issued to the candidate. The
seat selected in the admission round will get automatically cancelled by the computer and
immediately added to the seat matrix (display board) to the same college, course / category,
upon selection of a seat in this round.
(iii) A candidate can cancel the seat when his / her turn comes in this round by forfeiting 50% of the amount
fee paid.
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IMPORTANT NOTE : (1) A candidate who selects a Medical / Dental seat in the Casual Vacancy round or the
candidate who confirms the Medical / Dental seat selected during the admission round will not be eligible for
participating in the subsequent stages of Casual Vacancy round for other disciplines. Likewise, a candidate who
selects an ISM & Homoeopathy seat during Casual Vacancy round or the candidate who confirms the ISM & H
seat selected during the admission round will not be eligible for participating in the Engineering / Technology /
Architecture Casual Vacancy rounds and a candidate who selects an Engineering / Technology seat during
Casual Vacancy round or the candidate who confirms the Engineering / Technology seat selected during the
admission round will not be eligible for participating in the Architecture Casual Vacancy round.
Provided that the candidates who have selected Medical / Dental seat in the admission round and who wants to
opt for Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy or Engineering / Technology or Architecture seat in the
Casual Vacancy Round, should invariably surrender the Medical / Dental seat either before the commencement
of Medical / Dental casual vacancy round or before the turn of such candidate in the Medical / Dental casual
vacancy round. Provided further that the candidates who have selected Indian System of Medicine and
Homoeopathy seat in the admission round and who wants to opt for Engineering / Technology or Architecture
seat in the Casual Vacancy Round, should invariably surrender the Indian System of Medicine and
Homoeopathy seat either before the commencement of Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy casual
vacancy round or before the turn of such candidate in the Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy casual
vacancy round. This proviso is applicable for the Casual vacancy rounds for Engineering / Technology and
Architecture courses also.
(2) The candidates who select casual vacancy seats should invariably report to the respective colleges along
with all original documents and the admission order issued by KEA, well within the last date prescribed in the
admission order, for that discipline.
(3) If a candidate does not surrenders the seat to KEA during casual vacancy seat selection round before the turn
comes, he / she deemed to have got admitted to the seat selected by him / her selected in either of the rounds.
(4) If a candidate decides to surrender the seats, he / she has to surrender the seat only to KEA, merely not
reporting to the selected college should not be presumed by the candidate that he / she has surrendered the seat
to KEA.
The Casual vacancy round seat selection process will be held as per the schedule given in APPENDIX – VII of the
brochure. In the first instance Casual Vacancy Round will be held for reserved categories and special categories
including GMR and GMK candidates, but the seats pertaining to General Merit will not be offered for selection. If
any reserved candidate likes to select a General Merit seat he has to participate in the General Merit casual
vacancy round. After completion of reserved and special categories casual vacancy round, the Casual Vacancy
Round will be for General Merit seats, where in all the reserved category candidates will be allowed to select
seats in the order of merit. The different stages of Casual vacancy round seat selection are as follows:
STAGE – 1 : CASUAL VACANCY ROUND FOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL COURSES
The Medical and Dental Casual vacancies, if any, will be offered in the following three rounds:
(1) Special categories : In this round, the casual vacancies, if any, will be offered to Physically Disabled, NCC
and Sports Special category candidates followed by the wards of Jammu and Kashmiri migrants.
(2) Reserved, Rural, Kannada Medium & all Special categories : In this round, the casual vacancies, if
any, will be offered to all reserved, rural and Kannada medium candidates such as SCR, SCK, SCG, STR,
STK, STG, 1R, 1K, 1G, 2AR, 2AK, 2AG, 2BR, 2BK, 2BG, 3AR, 3AK, 3AG, 3BR, 3BK, 3BG, GMR,
GMK and other Special Categories like Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts & Guides, Anglo-Indian, NCC
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(only ‘B’ certificate holders) and Sports (Only National participants). The seats pertaining to
GENERAL MERIT category will not be offered in this round.
(3) General Merit and all reserved categories : In this round, the seats that remain unfilled under all
reserved and special categories after completion of the above rounds will be converted to General Merit
category and will be offered to General Merit category candidates along with all other reserved category
candidates.
STAGE – 2 : CASUAL VACANCY ROUND FOR AYURVEDA, HOMOEOPATHY, UNANI, NATUROPATHY &
YOGA COURSES
The I. S. M. & Homoeopathy Casual vacancies, if any, will be offered in the following three rounds:
(1) Special categories : In this round, the casual vacancies, if any, will be offered to Physically Disabled, NCC
and Sports Special category candidates.
(2) Reserved, Rural, Kannada Medium & all Special categories : In this round, the casual vacancies, if
any, will be offered to all reserved, rural and Kannada medium candidates such as SCR, SCK, SCG, STR,
STK, STG, 1R, 1K, 1G, 2AR, 2AK, 2AG, 2BR, 2BK, 2BG, 3AR, 3AK, 3AG, 3BR, 3BK, 3BG, GMR,
GMK and other special categories like Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts & Guides, Anglo-Indian, NCC (only
‘B’ certificate holders) and Sports (Only National participants). The seats pertaining to GENERAL
MERIT category will not be offered in this round.
(3) General Merit and all reserved categories : In this round, the seats that remain unfilled under all reserved
and special categories after completion of the above rounds will be converted to General Merit category and
will be offered to General Merit category candidates along with all other reserved category candidates.
STAGE – 3 : CASUAL VACANCY ROUND FOR ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY COURSES
The Engineering and Technology Casual vacancies, if any, will be offered in the following three rounds :
(1) Special categories : In this round, the casual vacancies, if any, will be offered to Physically Disabled, NCC
and Sports Special category candidates followed by the wards of Jammu and Kashmiri migrants.
(2) Reserved, Rural, Kannada Medium & all Special categories : In this round, the casual vacancies, if any,
will be offered to all reserved, rural and Kannada medium candidates such as SCR, SCK, SCG, STR, STK,
STG, 1R, 1K, 1G, 2AR, 2AK, 2AG, 2BR, 2BK, 2BG, 3AR, 3AK, 3AG, 3BR, 3BK, 3BG, GMR, GMK and other
special categories like Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts & Guides, Anglo-Indian, NCC (only ‘B’ certificate
holders) and Sports (Only National participants). The seats pertaining to GENERAL MERIT category will
not be offered in this round.
(3) General Merit and all reserved categories : In this round, the seats that remain unfilled under all reserved
and special categories after completion of the above rounds will be converted to General Merit category and
will be offered to General Merit category candidates along with all other reserved category candidates.
STAGE – 4 : CASUAL VACANCY ROUND FOR ARCHITECTURE COURSE
The Architecture Casual vacancies, if any, will be offered in the following two rounds:
(1) Reserved, Rural, Kannada Medium & all Special categories : In this round, the casual vacancies, if any,
will be offered to all reserved, rural and Kannada medium candidates such as SCR, SCK, SCG, STR, STK,
STG, 1R, 1K, 1G, 2AR, 2AK, 2AG, 2BR, 2BK, 2BG, 3AR, 3AK, 3AG, 3BR, 3BK, 3BG, GMR, GMK and the
special categories like Defence, Ex-Defence, Scouts & Guides, Anglo-Indian, NCC and Sports. The seats
pertaining to GENERAL MERIT category will not be offered in this round.
(2) General Merit and all reserved categories : In this round, the seats that remain unfilled under all reserved
and special categories after completion of the above round will be converted to General Merit category and
will be offered to General Merit category candidates along with all other reserved category candidates.
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A NOTE ON REFUND AND FORFEITURE OF FEE
1. In the case of a candidate who cancels / surrenders the seat selected in the Admission round, before the turn
of such candidate in the Casual Vacancy round, the Executive Director, KEA shall forfeit 50% of the fee paid
by him / her and refund the remaining amount to the candidate, in the form of Account Payee Cheque through
Canara Bank, KEA Extension Counter. (Account Payee Cheque will be issued only in the name of the
candidate)
2. In the case of a candidate who cancels / surrenders the seat after such candidate’s turn in the Casual
Vacancy round, the Executive Director, KEA shall forfeit 100% of the fee paid by the candidate.
3. The fee paid in the Casual Vacancy round, will not be liable to be refunded, in case of cancellation / surrender
of the same by the candidate. A candidate who selects a casual vacancy seat and does not join the college
concerned shall not be entitled for refund of deposited fees, which shall be forfeited by the Executive Director,
KEA.
4. In the case of a candidate who does not surrender, cancel or fails to join the college / course allotted, even
after the completion of the Casual Vacancy round, then the Executive Director, KEA shall forfeit the entire
amount paid as fees by the concerned candidate.
5. In the case of a candidate who claims the refund with regard to the excess fee remitted by him / her
should claim such amount on or before 31-03-2011, failing which, the Executive Director, KEA shall
forfeit such excess fee amount paid by the concerned candidate.
PROMINENT TELEPHONE NUMBERS
1. Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore
Phone : 080 - 26961926, 26961928
Fax : 080 - 2696 1927
2. Vishveshwaraiah Technological University, Belgaum
Phone : 0831 - 2405454
2405468, 2498100
Fax : 0831 - 2405458
3. Director of Medical Education, Bangalore
Phone : 080 - 22870060, 22873151
Fax : 080 - 22875798
4. Director of Technical Education, Bangalore
Phone : 080 - 22200291, 22355226
Fax : 080 - 22861212
5. Director of Indian System of Medicine & Homoeopathy
Bangalore
Phone : 080 - 22876553
LEGAL JURISDICTION
Any dispute that may arise in respect of the test or the later seat selection process and admission is subject to the
jurisdiction of the Hon’ble High court of Karnataka. The issue of admission order by the KEA shall enable the
candidate to join the concerned college, subject to the academic eligibility, etc., being approved by the
concerned University as per the Regulations.
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