KEA announces revised dates for CET


Team Udayavani, May 8, 2020, 9:26 AM IST

Bengaluru: The Karnataka Higher Education department announced on Thursday, May 7 that the revised dates for Common Entrance Test (CET)-202. Karnataka Examinations Authority has given last chance to apply for CET on request of parents and students.

Candidates who have not applied for CET – 2020 for admission to professional courses like Engineering are allowed to apply online and pay fees from May 8 to 18. They will be allowed to modify the information in the CET -2020 from May 20 to 22

CET exam is held for the admission in undergraduate cources like, engineering, architecture, veterinary, farm science, yoga & naturopathy, and B.Phama, etc., in Karnataka.

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