KEA issues UGCET 2025 verification slips at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in: Correction dates to be announced soon
The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has officially issued the verification slips for UGCET 2025 (KCET 2025) on its website. These slips confirm the preliminary verification of candidate documents submitted during the application process.
Students can download the verification slip by logging in with their registration details on the KEA portal – cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.
Additionally, KEA has notified that a correction window will be provided for candidates who need to amend any errors in their submitted information. The dates for the correction window will be announced shortly. Only those who receive a verification slip will be eligible for further steps, including counselling.
What is the
UGCET 2025 verification slip
?
The verification slip is an official confirmation that KEA has checked and accepted a candidate's documents, such as:
Class 10 and 12 mark sheets
Caste and income certificates (if applicable)
Rural, Kannada medium, and NCC/NSS/Defence quota documents (if applicable)
This slip is essential for participating in the seat allotment and counselling rounds.
How to download KEA UGCET verification slip?
To access their UGCET verification slips, candidates must follow these steps:
Go to cetonline.karnataka.gov.in
Click on the UGCET 2025 portal
Log in using your registration number and password
Download the verification slip and save a copy for future use
KEA correction window
KEA has stated that candidates who have made mistakes in their application or document submissions will be given a one-time opportunity to correct them.
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The dates for the correction window will be announced soon on the KEA website.
Corrections will be allowed only in-person at the KEA office.
Candidates will be allotted specific dates for this visit based on their application number.
Those who fail to correct their documents within the window or do not attend in person will risk being disqualified from the admission process.
What's next?
Only candidates who have downloaded the verification slip will be eligible to participate in the UGCET 2025 counselling process. KEA will announce:
The detailed counselling schedule
Guidelines for option entry and seat allotment
Instructions for document submission and fee payment
Candidates are advised to regularly check the official website for updates and ensure all necessary documents are ready.
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