Bengaluru: The results of the general entrance test of Karnataka-2021 (KCET-2021), the gateway to enter into a professional course in the state, has been announced, the Minister of Higher Education C.
Ashwath Narayan said on Monday.
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Meghan from Prithvi Hill View Academy in Mysuru has made a record with the top rankings in all five streams including engineering.
Overcoming a press conference, the minister said of 1,93,442 candidates who appeared for inspection, 1,83,231 have been eligible to search into technical and technological courses based on achievement.
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There was no cut-off sign that was announced beforehand to find entries to the technical course, he clarified.
In other streams, 1,52,518 candidates qualified for agriculture, 1,52,760 for veterinary courses, 1,55,910 for naturopathy and yoga, and 1,86,638 for B.
Pharma and Pharm-D courses.
All positive students are 12 Covid-19, which are facilitated to write exams in separate centers, have guaranteed the ranking, said Aswath Narayan.
Performance assessments have been carried out based on revised key answers (prepared by subject expert) which are hosted on the Kea website http://kea.kar.in.
After the generation of a list of achievements for different courses, the number of candidates who meet the requirements have been intended, he said.
“The document verification process will begin on September 30 in the facilitation centers established in all district headquarters.
The results of around 7,000 students have been detained, the main reason as a non-filing card by more than 6,000 students.
Candidates need to be saved their original documents ready and The original document details needed for verification processing are held on the Kea website.
Documents must be verified through online verification software at the facilitation center.
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For the KCET-2021 exam which was held from August 28-30, in 530 inspection centers in all states, 2,01,834 candidates had registered, where 1,93,447 candidates have emerged.
Of the top 10 ranks in the technical stream, except the ranking of the first rank, everything comes from Bengaluru.
The number of students who have scored more than 55 of the 60 in physics is 27, in the field of Chemistry 217, Mathematics 199, and Biology 5.235.
Mark Grace 3 each for physics and mathematics has been given, said Ashwath Narayan.
Of the total of around 1.09 lakh seats available for techniques in the state, around 54,000 seats are available for government quota.
Last year 34,000 seats were filled with government quota, he said.
Results published on the website and candidate Kea can also browse and download the subject-wise evaluation report from the website.
To get into medical / dental and homeopathic courses and homeopathy (except Naturopathy & Yoga) courses, NEET-2021 ratings will be considered and for architectural courses, score NATA.
After the publication of the results of NEET / NATA, further updates will be published on the Kea website.
In terms of the applicant’s ranking is not displayed in the ranking list, candidates can search for their names in the list.
CBSE candidates can forward marks to Kea via email that will be given spot rankings.
Meanwhile, Minister of Education Primary & Secondary B.C.
Nagesh announced the results of II PUC (class 12).
Of the total of 18.413 students who appeared for the exam, 5.507 had passed (29.91 percent).
Exams are held between August 19 to September 3.
The Karnataka Ministry of Education has passed all students who studied at II PUC before.
Those who are not happy with the results are also allowed to take an annual exam.