KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result update: Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has declared KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result o the official website.
Shortlisted candidates have to must pay the requisite admission fees from December 28, 2021 till December 29, 2021. Candidates, with allotted seats, must report at their respective colleges to complete the admission process. They should note that the last date to report is December 30, 2021 till 5:30 pm.
Candidates can now check guide and the direct link to download KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result shared below.
KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result: How to download online
Step 1: Visit the official website cetonline.karnataka.gov.in
Step 2: Go to KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result link
Step 3: Enter the login credentials
Step 4: The KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result will appear on the screen
Step 5: Download KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result.
Direct Link to download KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result: Click here
KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result: FAQs
Is KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result available online?
Yes, KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result is now available online. The guide to download KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result is mentioned above.
What is the official website to download KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result?
The official website to download KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result is cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.
KCET 2nd Extended Round Seat Allotment 2021 result: Here is what official notification says
“For admission to Engineering, Architecture, Farm Science, Horticulture, Veterinary, B-Pharm, Naturopathy & Yoga, B.Sc (Honors) etc, UGCET-2021 Second Extended Round seat allotment results seats has been hosted on the KEA Website for the information of the candidates. Seat allotted candidates can pay the fees and report to the allotted colleges.”
