KCET 2020: final chance of uploading documents for candidates
Team Careers360 | September 29, 2020 | 03:51 PM IST | 2 mins read
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Try NowNEW DELHI: Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has provided the last chance to candidates who have failed to upload their documents as per schedule. Such candidates can now upload their documents for KCET 2020 counselling till October 1. The facility was opened on September 28 (4.00 pm). Candidates will be able to upload the relevant documents through official KEA portal.
Official KCET 2020 notice
As per the KCET 2020 rank-wise schedule to upload documents, candidates who have got ranks between 100001 to the last rank can upload the documents from September 28 to October 1. This schedule is unchanged and will be carried as per the schedule.
In addition to this, candidates who uploaded their documents but failed to declare the same can also complete the process of KCET 2020 document uploading by selecting the declaration from September 28 to October 1.
Candidates who have got spot KCET 2020 ranks due to non-submission of 2nd PUC/Class 12th marks or due to change in marks can also upload their documents through official KEA portal during this period.
KCET 2020: List of documents to be uploaded by the candidates
Candidates are required to upload the following documents as per the schedule-
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KCET 2020 Application Form Printout
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KCET 2020 admit card/admission ticket.
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SSLC / 10th Marksheet.
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2nd PUC / 12th Standard Marks Card
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7 years study certificate counter signed by the concerned BEO / DDPI.
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Income Certificate (If applicable)
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Rural Study Certificate (If applicable)
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Kannada Medium Certificate (If applicable)
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Caste Certificate (If applicable)
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Parent’s study certificate / Parent’s Hometown certificate / Parent’s Domicile certificate / Parent’s Employment certificate / Parent’s Cumulative Record / Parent’s Marks Card, etc., for the candidates claiming eligibility for Government seats based on the domicile / study / employment of the parent.
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Duly sworn in Affidavit of the candidate who claims eligibility under Horanadu and Gadinadu Kannadiga clauses C and D. (Regarding Mother Tongue)
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Identity Card issued by the Jurisdictional Deputy Commissioner / District Magistrate/Rehabilitation Commissioner, for the candidates claiming eligibility for Government seats under Jammu & Kashmiri Migrants quota.
All these documents should be scanned separately in PDF format only.The file name must be appropriate to easily identify the suitable document during upload and file size should not exceed 1 MB.
Also, Read
- KCET 2020: official portal for uploading documents for verification open now
- KCET 2020 result announced; check @kea.kar.nic.in
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