JKBOPEE provides last chance to CET and PET applicants to submit documents
Team Careers360 | August 17, 2020 | 11:08 AM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI : Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examination has provided the last chance to JKCET 2020 and JKPET 2020 applicants to submit all the necessary documents and certificates. As per the notifications released by the authorities, all the candidates who have applied online for admission to common entrance test courses or three year diploma polytechnic courses but have failed to upload all documents or certificates should do so before the deadline. The last date to upload documents for JKCET 2020 candidates is August 26 (4 PM) while for JKPET 2020 applicants is August 21 (4 PM).
The authorities have also released the list of all the candidates who have deficiencies of documents. It contains details like candidate’s name, father’s name, registration number, and documents required. Candidates are advised to submit their pending documents or certificates at BOPEE office Srinagar/Jammu physically or through email at bopeehelpdesk@gmail.com.
Also, all the candidates who have applied for JKCET 2020 or JKPET 2020 are advised to keep their domicile certificate ready at the time of counselling.
Jammu and Kashmir Common Entrance Test is a state level exam that is conducted for admission into the B.Tech courses offered by the participating institutes.
Jammu and Kashmir Polytechnic Entrance Test is conducted for admission into three year engineering diploma courses in various polytechnics across the state.
Also Read: Latest Engineering Entrance Exams 2020 Live Updates
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