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Karnataka KEA Publishes Final UGNEET 2026 Seat Allotment – Second Round Results
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 02:46 AM
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The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has released the final seat allotment for the second round of UGNEET 2026, confirming admissions for medical and dental courses across the state.
The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) announced the final seat allotment for the second round of the UGNEET 2026 counselling process. The result, posted on KEA’s official portal, lists the candidates who have secured seats in undergraduate medical and dental programmes across Karnataka.
UGNEET, the common entrance test for MBBS, BDS and related courses, conducts multiple counselling rounds to fill the available seats. The second round, which follows the initial allocation, addresses vacancies arising from withdrawals and unfilled seats, thereby extending opportunities to additional aspirants.
Candidates can view their allotment details by logging into the KEA website using their registration credentials. Those who receive a seat are required to confirm acceptance, pay the requisite fees and complete document verification within the stipulated deadline.
The KEA has set a clear timeline for the acceptance and subsequent counselling steps, after which any unclaimed seats will be re‑released for the next round or for management quota allocations. The finalisation of the second round is expected to bring the state’s UGNEET admissions closer to full capacity.
Education officials noted that the smooth execution of the seat allotment process is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the admission system and ensuring that deserving candidates secure their desired courses without undue delay.
UGNEET, the common entrance test for MBBS, BDS and related courses, conducts multiple counselling rounds to fill the available seats. The second round, which follows the initial allocation, addresses vacancies arising from withdrawals and unfilled seats, thereby extending opportunities to additional aspirants.
Candidates can view their allotment details by logging into the KEA website using their registration credentials. Those who receive a seat are required to confirm acceptance, pay the requisite fees and complete document verification within the stipulated deadline.
The KEA has set a clear timeline for the acceptance and subsequent counselling steps, after which any unclaimed seats will be re‑released for the next round or for management quota allocations. The finalisation of the second round is expected to bring the state’s UGNEET admissions closer to full capacity.
Education officials noted that the smooth execution of the seat allotment process is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the admission system and ensuring that deserving candidates secure their desired courses without undue delay.