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- The Karnataka Examinations Authority released the provisional results of the third round of seat allotment for engineering and other courses on Friday, September 4.
- For the first time, newly allotted candidates can use a Choice-4 option by 5 p.m. on Saturday to exit the counselling process.
- Candidates who took admission in the second round and sought only upgradation must continue with their current admission and cannot use this option.
- After final results, candidates who refuse an allotted seat face a penalty of five times the prescribed fee and possible legal action for blocking a government quota seat.
What to watch next
- Number of candidates exercising the Choice-4 exit option by the Saturday 5 p.m. deadline
- Re-run of the third-round allotment and announcement of final results by KEA
- Whether candidates post-final-results comply or face the five-times-fee penalty and legal action
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H. Prasanna
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“Such candidates can select Choice-4 by 5 p.m. on Saturday (September 5) and exit the counselling process”
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…for engineering and other courses on Friday (September 4). For the convenience of candidates who have newly been allotted seats in the third round, the authority has, for the first time, introduced a Choice-4 option. Such candidates can select Choice-4 by 5 p.m. on Saturday (September 5) and exit the counselling process , said H. Prasanna, Executive Director of KEA. However, candidates who were allotted seats in the second round, took admission in the college, and participated in the third round only for upgradation must mandatorily…
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