Document verification for NRI ward claim candidates by KEA
The candidates can visit the KEA office in Malleswaram for in-person verification.
'Candidates are required to appear based on their NEET rank as follows: On July 8 candidates with ranks up to 4,00,000, July 9 ranks up to 8,00,000 and on July 10 ranks up to 12,00,000,' said H. Prasanna, executive director, KEA on Monday.
The candidates must carry the necessary documents.
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