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Karnataka NEET UG Round 2 Web Options Window Opens for Choice Filling
✍️ Shiksha.com
🗓 07 Sep 2026, 03:03 PM
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The Karnataka Examination Authority has opened the web options window for NEET UG Round 2, allowing eligible candidates to log in and submit their college preferences.
The Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) announced that the online portal for NEET UG Round 2 has been activated. Eligible candidates can now access the web options window using their registration credentials.
Applicants are required to log in to the official KEA portal, review the list of participating medical colleges, and select their preferred choices as per the instructions displayed on the screen. After finalising their selections, candidates must confirm and submit the choices before the stipulated deadline.
Shiksha.com has provided a step‑by‑step guide to help students navigate the choice‑filling process, highlighting key dates and common pitfalls. The authority has urged candidates to complete the procedure promptly to avoid any technical issues that could affect their admission prospects.
The opening of the web options window marks a critical phase in the NEET UG counselling cycle for Karnataka, as it determines the allocation of seats in state‑run and private medical institutions based on merit and preference.
Applicants are required to log in to the official KEA portal, review the list of participating medical colleges, and select their preferred choices as per the instructions displayed on the screen. After finalising their selections, candidates must confirm and submit the choices before the stipulated deadline.
Shiksha.com has provided a step‑by‑step guide to help students navigate the choice‑filling process, highlighting key dates and common pitfalls. The authority has urged candidates to complete the procedure promptly to avoid any technical issues that could affect their admission prospects.
The opening of the web options window marks a critical phase in the NEET UG counselling cycle for Karnataka, as it determines the allocation of seats in state‑run and private medical institutions based on merit and preference.