KEA Karnataka CET Result 2025 Released at kea.kar.nic.in: The Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) results have been announced on May 24. Of the total 3,30,787 candidates registering for the exam, as many as 3,11,991 appeared and 2,75,677 became eligible for admission to professional courses in Karnataka. Students who took the exam from April 15 to 17 will be able to check and access the the results on the official websites – cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea and karresults.nic.in. The state Higher Education Minister Dr MC Sudhakar declared the KCET 2025 results from the KEA office.
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The merit list has been prepared based on the revised answer key evaluated by subject experts. These revised answers have also been published on the official website for transparency. This year, the subject expert committee made the following determinations regarding answer correctness:
– Physics: 1 question considered correct
– Chemistry: 2 questions considered correct
– Biology: 2 questions considered correct
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1. Bhavesh Jayanthi
2. Satwik B Biradar
3. Dhinesh Gomathi Shankar Arunachalam
4. Shishir H Shetty
5. Divyansh Agrawal
6. Tharun A Surana
7. Karan Koder
8. Rishabh Pandey
9. Chaithanya Parama Shivam
10. Sarath Chandar M
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1. Harishraj D V
2. Aathreya Venkatachalam
3. Saphal S Shetty
4. Vishwaradhya Ramanagoudar
5. Tejas Shailesh Ghotgalkar
6. Nuthan Krishna Bhairavesh D
7. Hem Hasith Nattava
8. Diganth S
9. V Vishwa
10. Manish H
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1. Akshay M Hegde
2. Saish Shravan Pandit
3. Suchith P Prasad
4. Sumantagouda S Danappagouda R
5. Sneha I Yaraganavi
6. Harishraj D V
7. Siddesh B Dammalli
8. Nikhil Sonnad
9. K Rehan Mohammed
10. Vachan L A
Evaluations were carried out based on the revised answers. The CET rank list was compiled using the best scores from the first two examinations of the Second PUC, conducted by the Karnataka School Examination and Evaluation Board (KSEAB). Additionally, Second PUC marks for CBSE and ICSE students studying in Karnataka were retrieved directly online and included in the ranking process.
The board wile announcing the result said that the announcement was delayed by 4–5 days due to approximately 10,000 candidates entering incorrect registration or roll numbers. Candidates from other boards and states were provided with a portal to enter their marks. Their submitted mark sheets were cross-verified before rank assignment.
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Suchivrath Kulkarni who missed writing the maths examination due to janivara (sacred thread) controversy secured a CET engineering rank of 2.06 lakh. KEA calculated his ranking after considering his CET physics marks and an average of PUC marks. Suchivruth Kulkarni was barred from writing the mathematics paper after refusing to remove his janivara at the CET centre in Sai Spoorthi College in Bidar on April 17.
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For the first time, original document verification was completed prior to result declaration. This was accomplished online via SATS and RD data, and in-person verification was conducted for special cases at respective PU colleges and at the KEA office. In total, the documents of 3 lakh candidates have been successfully verified and prepared for seat allotment.
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