KEA Karnataka KCET Result 2025 Out: List of official websites to check results
The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has officially announced the results for the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) 2025 today, May 24. The declaration was made by Higher Education Minister Dr.
M.C. Sudhakar at the KEA office at 11:30 AM. The direct link to download scorecards will be activated at 2 PM.
The KCET 2025 examination was conducted from April 15 to 17, 2025, across various centers in Karnataka, with over 3.3 lakh candidates appearing for the test. The results are crucial for students aspiring to secure admissions in undergraduate professional courses such as engineering, pharmacy, agriculture, and veterinary sciences within the state.
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List of websites to check KCET results 2025
The link to download KCET 2025 scorecard will be activated at 2 PM on the following official websites:
cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea
karresults.nic.in
How to download KCET 2025 scorecard?
Here is how students will be able to download their KCET 2025 scorecards:
Visit the official KEA website: cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea or karresults.nic.in.
Click on the 'KCET 2025 Result' link available on the homepage.
Enter your Application Number and Password.
Submit the details to view your scorecard.
Download and print the scorecard for future reference.
Details on KCET 2025 scorecard
The KCET 2025 scorecard will include the following list of details:
Candidate's Name and Roll Number
Subject-wise Marks
Total Marks Obtained
Rank Achieved
Qualifying Status
Candidates are advised to verify all details on the scorecard and report any discrepancies to KEA promptly.
Next Steps: Counselling Process
Following the result declaration, KEA will initiate the counselling process for qualified candidates. The counselling is expected to commence in June 2025 and will involve:
Online Registration
Choice Filling and Locking
Seat Allotment
Document Verification
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