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KCET 2023 registered candidates will be able to edit their application form details. They will need their User ID and password to make changes in the application form.
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NEW DELHI: The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has begun the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) 2023 application correction process. Candidates who wish to make changes to the details entered by them in the KCET 2023 application form will be able to do the same at kea.kar.nic.in.
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The deadline to edit the KCET 2023 application form is April 14, 2023, the official notification released by KEA read. The KEA will hold the state level exam on May 20 and May 21, 2023.
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Once the KCET 2023 form correction window closes, the KEA will release the hall ticket for the exam. The admit cards for the exam are expected to be released by May 5, 2023.
Candidates will be required to follow the steps given below to modify their KCET 2023 application form.
Click on the relevant link to modify KCET 2023 form details.
Sign in to the candidate portal using your User ID and password.
The form will appear on the screen. Make changes in the required fields.
Submit the changes and download the edited application form on your device.
Print its hard copy for future references.
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