KCET 2025 option entry has not started yet Document verification slips were released on 23rd June. The option entry process is expected to start in the first week of july The official link will be available on the KEA website (cetonline.karnataka.gov.in). After that you can fill your preferred college and course choices

With a KCET 2025 rank of 19,385, you have good chances for Computer Science and Engineering in mid-level colleges like:

Acharya Institute of Technology

East West Institute of Technology

SJBIT

Atria Institute of Technology

Final allotment depends on category and seat availability in each round.

Hello Aspirant,

For KCET counselling, you do not need a gazetted officer’s signature on all documents, but certain certificates must be signed or stamped by the appropriate authority.

Your reservation related documents need to be signed by gazetted officer, but other document need to be self attested.

All the best for your admission process.

Yes, with a KCET rank of 40669 and OBC category, you have a good chance of getting a seat in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology and Management DSATM Kanakapura Road. In previous years, the cutoff for AI and ML in OBC category was higher than your rank. Make sure to attend document verification and list DSATM high in your choice filling.

If you’ve lost your KCET admit card with the invigilator’s signature, don’t worry—you can download a duplicate admit card from the official KCET website using your application number. It will still be valid for counselling. Also, inform the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) about the issue. Make sure to carry all other required documents like your PUC marksheet, photo ID, and certificates during document verification. You’ll still be eligible for counselling if you act quickly and follow the proper steps.

Yes, you are eligible for KCET counselling even if your verification slip does not show a secret code. If your Clause C is verified and your documents were accepted, then your application is valid.

The number written as "Option Entry CET Number" will be used when you choose colleges and courses during option entry. This is an important number, so keep it safe.

Sometimes, KEA does not print a separate secret code on the slip. Instead, you will be allowed to log in with your CET number and password when the option entry process starts.

Just wait for KEA to open the option entry on their website. Then, log in and fill in your college choices.

If you get a government quota seat in a private college through KCET, the tuition fee is subsidized by the Karnataka government. For most professional courses like engineering or medical, the annual tuition fee ranges from sixty-five thousand to ninety-five thousand rupees. For courses like BSc Nursing or allied health sciences, it may range from twenty thousand to forty thousand rupees per year. In addition to the tuition fee, private colleges may charge extra amounts for hostel facilities, which can be around forty thousand to eighty thousand rupees annually, and for lab, library, or development fees, which may be between five thousand to fifteen thousand rupees. University or exam-related fees may also be around three thousand to five thousand rupees.

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Cutoffs depend heavily on course popularity, institute reputation, seat intake, and the number of annual applicants

The closing rank of B.Sc. Imaging Technology was around 14,018 and for B.Sc medical Laboratory Technology was around 13,892

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Yes, the KCET document (verification) slip for 2025 was released on June 19, 2025. You can now download it from the official KEA website using your application number, date of birth, and the first five characters of your name.

Dear student,

With a KCET agriculture practical rank of 8800 , you fall just outside the cutoff for top government colleges like GKVK Bengaluru and Dharwad , where the ranks typically close around 5200–8500. However, you still stand a good chance in other government colleges such as Mandya , Hassan , Shahapur , and Raichur , especially if you come under a reserved category .

Reserved categories like SC, ST, and OBC usually have higher closing ranks , which increases your chances significantly. So, if you belong to any of these, you may still get into decent government colleges.

In terms of private colleges , your rank is well within the usual admission range. These colleges generally accept higher ranks and have more available seats, so your chances there are very strong .

A few other things matter too—your category, number of applicants this year, and how many rounds of counselling you go through. If you don’t get a seat in the first round, don’t give up—many students get seats in the later rounds or spot counselling .