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CONTENTS
NEET COUNSELLING: AIQ
Introduction to NEET 02
Brief Procedure and Timelines 05
Step-by-step Counselling Process 07
Documents Required 10
Counselling Review 10
Deemed counseling 11
Case study (AIQ and Deemed) 14
NEET COUNSELLING: KARNATAKA
About Karnataka Counselling 16
Important Dates 17
Documents Verification Schedule 18
Reservation-Seat Distribution 19
Eligibility Criteria 20
Documents Required 26
Overview of Counselling Procedure 29
Online Registration 30
Entry of Options 31
Karnataka MBBS and BDS College Seats and Fee Structures 33
Seat Allotment Process 39
Case study(Cutoff Trend) 42
State Medical Cut off 43
Karnataka Rank vs Marks Analysis 48
Other Important Points 50
01
NEET Counseling: Overview
INTRODUCTION TO NEET
The NTA (National Testing Agency) will be conducting the All India Medical Entrance, NEET 2020 on May 3. The
exam will be held for a duration of 3 hours. NEET 2019 was administered across 2,546 Exam Centres in 154
cities. As per the exam conducting body, the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) was a first-of-its-
kind medical entrance exam which saw a record 15.50 lakh candidates apply for admission to over 97,000
MBBS and BDS seats in all Government, Private and Deemed Medical Colleges across the country.
The NEET Results will be declared tentatively by first week of June 2020. As per NTA, candidates who clear the
NEET 2020 Cut Off scores will be eligible to apply for admissions to 70978 MBBS seats in 529 medical colleges
and 25,370 BDS seats in 308 dental colleges.
Categories of seats allocation under NEET
1. All India Quota Counselling
2. State Government Quota Counselling
3. Deemed and Central University Counselling
4. ESI Medical Counselling
5. Armed Force Medical College, Pune Counselling
Only candidates who clear the minimum percentile and obtained scores in the required marks range will be
eligible for medical college admissions through NEET.
02
The statistics of NEET 2019 is as follows:-
NUMBER
01 15,19,375
02 CITIES 154
03 2,546
04 MALE 6,80,414
05 FEMALE 8,38,955
06 TRANSGENDER 8,38,955
07 INDIAN 15,16,066
08 OCI 675
09 NRI 1,884
10 FOREIGNER -
11 PIO 63
Category wise details of the candidates are as follows:
Absent
OBC 6,77,544 631473 46071 375635
SC 2,11,303 193188 18115 99890
ST 96,456 86210 10246 35272
UR 5,34,072 499884 34188 286245
Total 15,19375 1410755 108620 797042
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Language wise number of registered candidates is as follows:

LANGUAGE CANDIDATES REGISTERED % Of Candidates
ENGLISH AND HINDI 1204968 79.31 %

HINDI 179857 11.84 %
TELUGU 1796 0.12 %
ASSAMESE 4750 0.31 %
GUJARATI 59395 3.91 %
MARATHI 2305 0.15 %

TAMIL 31239 2.06 %
BENGALI 31490 2.07 %
KANNADA 1017 0.07 %
ORIYA 700 0.05 %

URDU 1858 0.12 %
The qualifying scores and the number of candidates who become eligible
for counseling in 2019 can be seen in the tabulation here.
01 General 701-134 7,04,335

02 OBC 133-107 63,789
03 SC 133-107 20,009
04 ST 133-107 8,455
05 UR & PH 133-120 266
06 OBC & PH 119-107 142
07 SC & PH 119-107 32
08 ST & PH 119-107 14
Total 7,97,042
04
NEET Counselling : AIQ
NEET Counselling for 15% All India Quota seats-
The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) on behalf of Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)
conduct the NEET counselling most likely in the second week of June. The counselling of NEET 2020 will be
held in online mode i.e. candidates will be required to register online with DGHS as and when the registration
process starts.
MCC will conduct NEET counselling for 15% of the total seats of all the government colleges (except for
colleges of Jammu and Kashmir state) also known as 15% All India Quota seats, all the seats of Central and
Deemed Universities, seats reserved for Wards of Insured Persons (IP quota) in Employees' State Insurance
Corporation (ESIC) medical colleges and seats available at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) Pune.
NEET 2020 counselling will be conducted in two rounds for 15% All India Quota seats while for the Central &
Deemed Universities and ESIC colleges, the counselling will be conducted in three rounds.
BRIEF PROCEDURE AND TIMELINES.
While the detailed procedure to apply for NEET All India Quota counselling is given in this book, candidates
can have a brief overview of the procedure below. To participate in the counselling procedure of NEET 2020 ,
candidates have to register themselves with the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) in order to obtain a
roll number and password. The overall steps are as follows:
1) Main Counselling Registration including Payment

2) Exercising of choices and Locking of choices
3) Process of Seat Allotment -1st Round
4) Round 1 Result Publication
5) Reporting at the allotted Medical /Dental College against 1st Round (free entry /exit option available)
6) Publication of net vacant seats
7) Registration & Fresh Choice submission by eligible candidates for 2nd Round
(not required by already registered candidates).
8) Process of Seat Allotment -2nd Round (exit with forfeiture of security amount option available)
9) Round 2 Result Publication
10) Reporting at the Medical/ Dental College /Institution against 2nd Round (candidates once joined the
allotted seat against 2nd Round are not allowed to vacate the seat).
End of 15% All India Counselling and reverting of Non Joined, Not Allotted seats to state quota.
05
NEET 2019 Tentative Counselling Schedule
About NEET
December 2, 2019
December 31, 2019
January 14 to 31, 2020
March 27, 2020
Sunday, 3rd May 2020
June 7, 2020
First week of July 2020
Third week of July 2020
First week of August 2020
Third week of August 2020
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STEP BY STEP PROCESS FOR COUNSELLING

The MCC will make available the application cum registration form for All India Quota counselling
on its official website from the third week of June onwards. The steps that candidates have to follow
for the first round (also applicable for second round) are as follows:
Registration
During this step of registration, eligible candidates as declared by NTA have to register online on
the official website. Candidates have to click on the 'New registrations' tab visible on screen. They
can then enter their details such as roll number, all India rank and percentile score. After
registration, candidates will be allotted on user name and password.
Registration Fees Details-
Only AIQ with Central Universities- Rs.10,000 + 1000
AIQ+Central Universities+Deemed- Rs. 2,00,000 + 5000
In the first round of counseling free exit option is available,But after 1st round if student get allotted
any college and do not wish to join same than security deposit is not refunded.
The amount is either returned or settled in the first year fees structure if you have joined the college.
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Scheme of Online All India Quota UG Counselling-2018
Activities by Activities by
Online Medical Counseling
Candidate MCC
http:://mcc.nic.in
Registration, Payment of Fees
(Registration and Tuition fees) Submission of choices,

Round 2 (New Registration)
modify & locking of choices
** Free Exit candidates are
also eligible for participation in
second round. Eligibility as First round of seat allotment
mentioned in the book
Round 1- Is seat allotted ?
if NO if YES
New registration facility also Report to the Allotted Institute,

available for Round-2. Round-1 complete Admission
registered candidates need not to formalities and give
be register or pay again. willingness as follows:
(free exit/entry option available)
Willingness for up-gradation
in 2nd round YES/NO
Choices submitted in round-1 will be

treated as null and void. Candidates who have given willingness
Fresh Choices submission YES for up-gradation 2nd round.
for seat allotment
in 2nd round is mandatory.
Exit with Forfeiture of security fees
(Rs 10,000/-) within 2 days of publishing
Second round of allotment of round-2 result.
Report to the Allotted Institute, complete

Admission formalities.
Round 2 if YES
Is seat allotted?
Candidates
joined
in 2nd Round of
if NO All India Quota
counselling will
END not be allowed
to resign/leave
END the seat
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Exercising of choices and Locking
During this step, candidates have to select their choice of medical and dental college where they wish to
take admission. While exercising their options, candidates can interchange their opted choices as many
times as they wish before locking them. Once the choice is locked by the candidates, the same cannot be
modified. Further, the locked choices will start appearing on the candidate's screen.
Round 1 - Seat Allotment Process
During the seat allotment process, the seats to be allotted to candidates according to their choice of
medical and dental college selected will be distributed.
Round 1 - Counselling Result
After the seat allotment process, the result for round 1 of NEET AII India Quota 2020 counselling will be
published online.
Reporting at allotted medical and dental college against 1st round of counselling
After the counselling result is declared, candidates will have to report at the allotted medical and dental
college within the stipulated time.
Publication of net vacant seats

MCC will publish a new seat matrix for all vacancies after last date of joining for seat allotted in the first
round of counseling.
Registration & Fresh Choice submission by eligible candidates for 2nd Round
Those students who did not register in the first round they can complete registration now with making
payment.Old choices entered will be null and void,students need to enter fresh choices again.
Process of Seat allotment- 2nd Round
After the seat allotment process, the result for round 2 of NEET All India Quota 2020 will be published
online.
Those students who got seat alloted in this round and do not wish to join college still they have option of
exit with forfeiture of security amount. Once candidate joined the alloted seat would not be eligible for
resigning/surrender of joined seat.
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AIQ COUNSELLING REVIEW (NEET 2019)
● As per the first round seat allotment of 15% All India Quota seats in Government Medical Colleges
through NEET 2019, a majority of the top-ranking candidates opted for admissions to Maulana Azad
Medical College, New Delhi. In the Unreserved category, the last rank allotted for MBBS admissions was to
Government Medical College Khaleelwadi.
● For AIQ MBBS seats, total 4064 seats were there, and out of these 4951 seats allotted in the first round.
● The last unreserved rank allotted an MBBS seat after NEET second round seat allotment is 12405 at
Government Medical College Khaleelwadi Telangana under 15% All India Quota.
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NEET Counselling : DEEMED
Deemed & Central Universities Counseling-
Deemed & Central universities have 3 rounds of online counselling followed by an offline mop-up round.
There are a total of 44 Deemed & Central universities across India and State of Karnataka has 11 deemed
medical colleges out of them.
Total 6946 MBBS seats are there in deemed medical colleges.
General Fees (Rs) NRI Fees ($)
01 Sri Siddartha Institute of Medical Sciences & 11,15,750 51,000$

Research Center T Begur
02 13,10,000 51,600 $
03 13,10,000 51,600 $
04 14,50,000 43,000 $
05
14,35,000 43,400 $
06 14,71,750 46,000 $
15,24,000 47,850 $
07
08 15,65,750 51,000 $
09 16,00,000 57,500 $
10 17,00,000 38,500 $
11 Raja Rajeshwari Medical College, Bangalore 23,50,000 55,500 $
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Scheme of Online Deemed & Central UG Counselling-2019
Activities by Activities by
Online Medical Counseling
Candidate MCC
http:://mcc.nic.in
Registration, Payment of Fees
(Registration and Tuition fees) Submission of choices,

Round 2 (New Registration)
modify & locking of choices
** Free Exit candidates are
also eligible for participation in
second round. Eligibility as First round of seat allotment
mentioned in the book
Round 1- Is seat allotted ?
if NO if YES
New registration facility also Report to the Allotted Institute,
available for Round-2. Round-1 complete Admission
registered candidates need not to formalities and give
be register or pay again. willingness as follows:
(free exit/entry option available)
Willingness for up-gradation
in 2nd round YES/NO
Choices submitted in round-1 will be

treated as null and void. Candidates who have given willingness
Fresh Choices submission YES for up-gradation 2nd round.
for seat allotment
in 2nd round is mandatory.
Exit with Forfeiture of security fees
within 2 days of publishing
Second round of allotment of round-2 result.
Report to the Allotted Institute, complete

Round 2 if YES
Admission formalities.
Is seat allotted?
Candidates
(Mop up Round) by DGHS including joined
seats of institutional quota of in 2nd Round of
Central Universities if NO All India Quota
counselling will
not be allowed
CONTINUED to resign/leave
the seat
Next page
NO EXIT END
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CONTINUED Mop up round

(New Fresh Registration)
** Candidates joined in 2nd round of
counselling will not be allowed to
resign/leave the seat and they will not
be allowed in any other counselling.
No up-gradation will be allowed from
the 2nd round to DGHS Mop Up round.
No provision of up-gradation facility
would be provided in the Round 2.
Fresh Choice filling for mop up round &
processing of result.
Eligibility for exit with forfeiture of tuition

fees within two days after publishing
of round 2 results:
a) All the candidates upgrade from
Round-1, allotted seat in round-2 but
did not report at the college.
b) Candidates freshly registered in
round 2, allotted the seat in round 2
and did not report at the college.
Result Publishes *Note- Candidates allotted the seat in
round- and report at the college are not
eligible to resign/surrender their seat.
Report to allotted
Deemed/Central Universities
Candidates allotted the seat in

vacant Seat mop-up round of counselling
(due to non-joining/non reporting) conducted by MCC/DGHS are
not eligible to participate in Stray
vacancy round of the counselling to be
conducted by respective
Sent back to Deemed/Central University universities.
on 26th August
(Mop up counseling on stray vacant seats
by respective Universities)
Facility for registration will be available for Round-1, beginning of Round 2 and mop-up round only, on dates as
specified in counselling schedule, for eligibility of registration please frequently answer questions.
Please also see counselling schedule, notice and news/events section to note change in scheme, from time to time regularly.
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Case Study
Student Name: Nama Nabiketh

NEET Score: 462
All India Rank: 74388
Category: General Merit (Horanadu Quota)
Nama Nabiketh’s complete studies was from Andhra Pradesh, one of the
parents belonged to Horanadu region in Karnataka & complete studies was
from Karnataka. While applying for Karnataka counselling, he applied under
Clause Z which is meant for Non-domiciles.
When approached Medical Mentor, a complete case history was taken & got
to know that he was fulfilling the criteria to claim domicile of Karnataka under
Clause code C. Because of the deep & timely analysis by Medical Mentor he
was allotted a seat under Government quota in Karnataka.
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Name CHARITHYA G
Neet Score 357
Category OBC
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Category Alloted SCG
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Neet Score 630
Category General
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NEET Counselling : Karnataka
ABOUT KARNATAKA COUNSELING
Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) is the authority responsible for the counselling process for
admission to 85% State Quota seats in various government and private colleges in Karnataka.
KEA conducts a centralised counselling process through a combination of Online and Offline modes.
While registration and seat allotment is done online, verification of documents is done offline. As per the
directions of the Government, KEA invites online registrations from eligible candidates who qualify The
NEET exam in a given academic year and Then ascertains Their eligibility offline, Through document
verification procedure before allotting seats to candidates for admissions to medical and dental courses.
As per the Medical Council of India (MCI) and Dental Council of India (DCI), there are a total of 57 medical
colleges (Government, Private and Deemed Medical Colleges) and 45 Dental Colleges offering around
8,834 MBBS and 2,800 BDS seats (inclusive of AIQ and Deemed seats; subject to change) located in the
state of Karnataka. Candidates seeking admission to the State Quota seats offered by these colleges have
to fill the Online Application/Registration form as and when it is released by the KEA.
In order to become eligible for consideration by KEA for admission under 85% State Quota in Karnataka, a
candidate must ensure that they have qualified the NEET exam by scoring more than or equal to marks as
stipulated under NEET Cut off requirement which candidates can check under the 'Qualifying Marks in
NEET UG' section of this Handbook.
Along with fulfilling the cut-off requirement of NEET, candidates should also ensure that they fulfill the
basic eligibility criteria and the specific criteria applicable for different categories of seats, in order to
become eligible to secure admissions in Medical and Dental Colleges in Karnataka.
After taking into consideration a candidate's All India Rank (AIR) as published by NTA, their individual
preferences for different courses and colleges and the Government's policy during the counselling
process, The UG Medical/Dental seats will be allotted by KEA to the eligible and meritorious candidates.
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IMPORTANT DATES.......Remember these dates!

S.no. Dates (2019) Tentative Dates for (2020)
01 June 13, 2019
02 June 14, 2019
03 Upto June 28, 2019
04 June 19, 2019
05 June 21, 2019
06 June 30, 2019
07 June 30 to July 3, 2019
08 July 4, 2019
09 July 4, 2019
10 July 7, 2019
11 July 9 to 11 up to 5:00 PM
On or before July 12, 2019,

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up to 5:30 PM
13 July 9 to 11 up to 5:00 PM
14 July 27 to July 29, 2019
15 July 30, 2019
16 On or Before 3 August,
2019 up to 4 PM
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Verification of Documents
Verification of Documents will be conducted at Helpline centers. Candidates can attend the verification at
any of these Centres in the following Cities, in the third week of June Helpline Centres. However, Non-
Karnataka and NRI tentatively.
Candidates will have to attend verification only at the Bangalore Helpline Centre. The details of Helpline
Bangalore,Mysore,Mangalore,Shimoga,Davangere,Belgaum,Dharwad,Bellary,Gulbarga
Candidates can attend the verification at any of these Helpline centers.However, the Non-Karnataka and
NRI candidates will have to attend verification only at Bangalore center.The details of helpline centers can
be referred from the official website of KEA:http://kea.kar.nic.in
S.no. Medical Seats Distribution Admission Agency
01 All India Quota Seats (15%)
02
03
04
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RESERVATION - SEAT DISTRIBUTION

Seats Reservation
Admission to Karnataka's Medical and Dental Colleges under certain reserved categories, namely SC, ST, OBC,
PH, Rural,Kannada, etc. and in some special categories such as NCC, Sports, etc. will be considered by KEA only it
the candidate is of Karnataka origin and is also eligible for Government Quota (G) seats (described below).
Similarly, candidates who qualify in the NEET exam as per the given SC/ST/OBC percentiles will be eligible for
admission under 85% State Quota in Karnataka only it those candidates are of Karnataka origin and are also
eligible for admission under Government Quota (G) seats.
It must be noted that not all Karnataka origin candidates claiming Government Quota seats are eligible for
SC/ST/OBC eligibility criteria. Only those SC/ST/ OBC, Karnataka origin candidates who take admission under
Government Quota seats falling under eligibility clause codes (a), (b), (t), (h), (i), (k), (l), and (o) will be eligible to
claim admission as per SC/ST/OBC eligibility criteria.Conditions for each clause code is explained in 'Eligibility
Criteria' and 'Documents Required' sections.
Similarly, those SC/ST/OBC candidates taking admissions under Government Quota seats under the eligibility
clause codes (c),(d), (e), (g), (i), (m) and (n) will not be eligible to take admission as per SC/ST/OBC eligibility
criteria.
Seats Categories and Distribution
Seats in the Medical and Dental Colleges of Karnataka are divided into four main categories, namely:
1st Category (G) — Government Seats

2nd Category (P) — Private Seats
3rd Category (N) — NRI (Non Resident Indian) Seats
4th Category (O) — Others.
Description of each category and percentage of quota as applicable in different colleges is mentioned below:
1st Category (G): This refers to Government seats, covering all the seats in Government colleges and the share
of Government Seats or Government Seat Quotes in private colleges.
2nd Category (P):Means seats in Private colleges(KPCF,AMPCK and KRLMPCA). There is further two
subdivision of seats in this category.GMP and OPEN category respectively for Karnataka and Non-Karnataka
students.
*Karnataka Candidates and who are claiming eligibility for Government seats under clauses (a),(b), (f),
(h), (j), (k), (l) and (o) are only eligible for GMP seats.
3rd Category (N):Means 15% of the total seats reserved for NRI in KPCF,KRLMPCA andAMPCK private colleges.
4th Category (0): Means 5% of the total seats reserved for NRI in KPCF,KRLMPCA andAMPCK private colleges.
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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Basic Eligibility Requirements
Given in the table below are the most basic eligibility requirements which must be fulfilled by all the candidates
applying for admissions in medical and dental colleges in Karnataka under 85% state quota.
S.no. Eligibility Criteria Details
01 All India Quota Seats (15%) Candidate must have passed their 2nd PUC or Class 12 or any other
equivalent exam with:
1. Qualifying Examination English as one of the languages;
° Minimum 50% marks in aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, Biology.
° Percentage required for Karnataka origin SC/ST candidates is 40%.
02 Candidates must have been declared qualified in NEET exam. This

means that the candidate must have scored category-wise cutoff
requirement in NEET exam.
03 Name in the Merit list It is important that candidate's name appear in Karnataka state merit
list, usually released in the month of June after the NEET result, in order
to become eligible for admission under 85% Karnataka State Quota.
Who is NOT eligible?
1. Candidates who obtained a seat in dental or medical college in previous year/years, but didn't surrender it before
the last date and time of entry of options were over for final round, will not be eligible for allotment of seats.
2. Candidates who are already studying in a medical or dental college from other boards will not be considered
eligible for allotment of seats.
3. As per the directions given by the Supreme Court, candidates who took admission and secured a seat under AlQ
or Deemed universities after the second round of counselling was concluded will also not be eligible or permitted
to vacate seats in order to get admission under State Quota.
4. Candidates who clear the qualifying examination (2nd PUC orCloss 12 or any other equivalent exam) in
compartment will not be considered eligible by KEA for admissions to medical and dental courses.
5. Candidates who fail to score a passing score in all the subjects individually in the Class 12 or equivalent qualifying
exam will not be considered eligible for allotment of medical and dental seats by KEA in Karnataka colleges.
6. Candidates who clear the Class 12 or equivalent qualifying exam, but withdraw one or more subject results in
order to reappear for improving scores, will not be considered for allotment of seats by KEA in Karnataka colleges.
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Eligibility For Different Categories of Seats

Candidates who wish to apply for admission under different category seats as described above are required to
fulfill the specified basic eligibility criteria for claiming admission under the respective categories. The required
eligibility criteria to be met for claiming admissions under different categories are mentioned below. Also given
are the clause codes for each set of eligibility criteria.
1st Category Seats (G):
In order to claim admission under any of the 47 sub categories under Government Quota seats, a candidate can
choose from among 15 eligibility routes, depending on whichever they feel is best applicable to them. It should be
noted that no candidate can become eligible for Government Quota seats unless they are on Indian citizen, fulfill
the basic eligibility criteria given above and also other conditions as mentioned below. Only those candidates who
will fulfill any set of eligibility clauses mentioned below will be eligible to claim admission under 1st category or
Government Quota seats.
Eligibility Clause
Eligibility Clause
Eligibility Clause
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Eligibility Clause
Eligibility Clause
Eligibility Clause
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Eligibility Clause
Clause Code (i): Parent, an employee of union/(Karnataka) state government/joint sector

undertaking worked for 1 year and student studied in Karnataka.
Eligibility Clause
Ÿ In the case of a candidate being a son or daughter of an employee of the Union Government or an
employee of the Union or Karnataka State Government Undertaking or Joint Sector Undertaking,
Ÿ who is liable to be transferred anywhere in India as per the terms and conditions of his employment
and has worked in Karnataka for a minimum period of one year in Karnataka during the Two year
period of study of candidates in PUC/11th and 12th Standard course and such candidate has studied
and passed the qualifying examination from any Government or Government recognized
educational institution located in the State of Karnataka.
Clause Code (j): Parent, an employee of union/(Karnataka) state government/joint sector

undertaking and studied for 7 years in Karnataka
Eligibility Clause
Ÿ A candidate who has passed The qualifying examination from a university or board located
anywhere in India and is:
Ÿ The son/daughter/word of a working or retired employee of Union Government or Karnataka State
Government undertaking or Joint Sector undertaking where the employee:
Ÿ Had declared to the employer of the Time of joining service of having any place in Karnataka as their
hometown.
Ÿ Studied for a minimum of seven years in government or government recognized educational
institution or institutions located in Karnataka.
Ÿ Is/was liable to be Transferred anywhere in India as per their employment's T&C.
Clause Code (k): Parent is/was a Member of Parliament
Eligibility Clause
Ÿ A candidate who has passed the qualifying examination from a university or board located anywhere
in India and is the son/daughter/ward of a member of Parliament elected from Karnataka.
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Clause Code (I): Parent is or has been an All India Service Officer
Eligibility Clause
Ÿ A candidate who is the son/daughter/word of a serving or retired employee of All India Service of
Karnataka cadre and of Karnataka state government who:
Ÿ served or is serving outside the state of Karnataka during candidate's study period outside from the
state (from Class1 To 2nd PUC or Class 12 examination).
Ÿ For such candidates, These years can be added to their study period to make up for seven years
study period as required under eligibility clause code (a).
Clause Code (m): Parent(s) are Jammu & Kashmir migrants
Eligibility Clause
Ÿ A candidate who is the son/daughter/ward of Jammu and Kashmir migrants.
Clause Code (n): Candidate studied ten academic years in Kannada medium
Eligibility Clause
Ÿ A candidate who has studied ten full academic years in Kannada medium (from Class2 to Class 10) in
places outside Karnataka and have studied and passed the qualifying examination from any
Government or Government recognized educational institution will not be required to appear for
Kannada Language Test conducted by KEA
Clause Code (o): Parent is/was a CAPF employee
Eligibility Clause
Ÿ A candidate who has passed the qualifying examination from a university or board or institution
located anywhere in India and who is son or daughter or word of a working or retired employee in
Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) who:
Ÿ declared a place in Karnataka as his/her hometown at the time of joining CAPF (proof required).
Ÿ NOTE: In case, if any of the documents produced in respect of the Clause claimed by the candidate is
found to be false / incorrect, the seat allotted to the candidate will be cancelled at any stage and the
entire fee amount paid by such candidate will be forfeited.
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DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
For 1st category (Government) seats:
Candidates will have to bring their original documents and one set of attested photocopies in the following
sequential order when appearing at the verification center
1. Final printout of Online Registration Form.

2. Original copy of the proof of payment of application fee (Bank Challan, etc).
3. NEET Admission Ticket.
4. SSLC/Class 10 Mark sheet.
5. 2nd PUC or Class 12 Mark sheet.
6. Candidates study certificate countersigned by the concerned Block Education Officer(BEO) or Deputy Director of
Public Instruction(DDPI)
7. Two recent passport size photographs.
Following documents should be arranged/produced only if applicable depending on the sub-category applied
under:
Ÿ Income certificate obtained from Tahsildar. Kannada Medium study certificate countersigned by concerned BEO.
Rural study certificate countersigned by concerned BEO and a verification certificate (for GM candidates). Caste
Certificate/caste income certificate/income certificate obtained from jurisdictional Tahasildar, for claiming
reservation benefits.
Ÿ Those claiming Hyderabad-Karnataka Region reservation will have to submit a certificate issued by the concerned
Assistant Commissioner during verification of documents.
Ÿ Parent's study certificate or hometown certificate or domicile certificate or employment certificate or cumulative
records or marksheet, etc (wherever applicable).
Ÿ Affidavit by candidates claiming eligibility under Horanadu and Gadinadu Kannadiga clauses.
Ÿ For those claiming Government Quota seats under Jammu & Kashmir migrants quota, an ID card issued by
Jurisdictional Deputy Commissioner or District Magistrate or Rehabilitation Commissioner.
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For 2nd Category Seats (P)
All the candidates who have qualified NEET exam by scoring minimum required cutoff percentile and also fulfill
basic eligibility criteria are eligible to claim admission for 2nd Category seats i.e. Private quota seats.
Means seats in Private Colleges (KPCF, AMPCK, and KRLMPCA) In KPCF Colleges: 40% seats in case of Medical and
45% in the case of Dental seats reserved as private quota seats.
a) GMP seats: For 50% of the above 40% or 45% seats as the case may be, only Karnataka candidates are eligible
(referred to as GMP seats / GMP with Hyd-Kar seats in case of colleges located in Hyd-Kar region).
b) OPN seats: Remaining 50% of the above 40% or 45% seats as the case may be are “OPEN” quota seats: These
seats are filled based on NEET UG All India merit and only Citizens of India are eligible.
In KRLMPCA and AMPCK Colleges: 55% of seats reserved as private quota seats.
a) 66% of the above seats will be filled by respective religious /linguistic minority candidates (MK, MA, ME, MU,
MC, MM seats).
b) In 34% of the above seats
Ÿ GMP: 50% of the above 34% seats are reserved for candidates of Karnataka Candidates (GMP seats).
Ÿ OPN: 50% of the above 34% seats are reserved for All India candidates who are Citizen of India (OPN seats).
Ÿ Karnataka Candidates and who are claiming eligibility for Government seats under clauses (a), (b), (f), (h), (j),
(k), (l) and (o) are only eligible for GMP seats.
Religious minority – Applicable for:
1. Religious Minority (Christian) Karnataka origin and Non-Karnataka.

2. Religious Minority (Muslim) Karnataka origin and Non-Karnataka.
3. Although all India religious minority candidates are also considered, but priority is given to candidates who:
(a) Are of Karnataka origin and is domiciled religious minority.
(b) Have studied in Karnataka for at least ten years (form Class1 to 10 or 2ndPUC/Class12).
Linguistic Minority - Applicable for:
1. Linguistic Minority (Tamil, Telugu, and Kodava & Tulu) domicile candidates.
2. Only of Karnataka origin.
3. Must have studied for ten years (from class 1 to class 10 or 2nd PUC/Class 12) at least in Karnataka.
Following documents should be arranged/produced only if applicable
Ÿ Candidate's study certificate for having studied in Karnataka for ten years (including either Class 10 or 2nd
PUC/Class 12).
Ÿ Certificate of Minority issued by Tahsildar or Head of Institution last attended to claim minority seat. In case a
candidate acquires minority certificate from Head of Institution last attended, then they will also have to
furnish an affidavit at the time of document verification.
Ÿ For those claiming private quota seats under Hyderabad-Karnataka region reservation, a certificate issued by
the concerned assistant commissioner will be required.
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3rd Category Seats (N)
15% of seats in COMEDK, KRLMPCA and AMPCK colleges are reserved for NRI/OCI candidates.
Those who claim admission under NRI quota seats must have qualified NEET and must be
children of NRI (Non Resident Indians) or their wards.
Documents required for 3rd category (Private) seats:
Candidates will have to bring their original documents and one set of attested photocopies in the following sequential
order when appearing at the verification center-

2. Original copy of the proof of payment of application fee (Bank Challan, etc).
3. NEET Admission ticket.
4. Valid ID card (Aadhar Card, Driving License, Voter ID PAN or Passport).
5. SSLC/Class 10 Mark sheet.
6. 2nd PUC or Class 12 Marksheet.
7. Class 12 or 2nd PUC study certificate with principal's seal and signature of concerned institution.
4th Category Seats (O)
Excluding the 3rd category candidates, all other candidates who qualify the NEET exam and fulfill basic eligibility
requirements will be eligible to claim admission under 4th category seats on the basis of their NEET merit. There are
about 5% seats reserved for other category in private colleges. Usually, the fees for these seats more expensive
compared to others.
Documents required for 4th category seats:
Candidates will have to bring their original documents and one set of attested photocopies in the following sequential
order when appearing at the verification center-
2. Original copy of the proof of payment of application fee (Bank Challan, etc.).
3. NEET Admission Ticket.
4. Valid ID card (Aadhar Card, Driving License, Voter ID, PAN or Passport).
5. SSLC/Class 10 Marksheet.
6. 2nd PUC or Class 12 Mark Sheet.
7. Class 12 or 2nd PUC Study certificate with principal's seal and signature of concerned institution.
8. Two recent passport size photographs.
In case one is found ineligible at any stage of admission process, the person's candidature will be cancelled with
immediate effect and in the case of the involvement of lies/deception/frauds; legal action might be taken against the
person.
Only after the submission of required documents and their complete verification the candidate will become
eligible for receiving the User ID and Secret Key. The User ID and Secret Key are crucial for seat allotment process.
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OVERVIEW OF COUNSELLING PROCEDURE

Given below is a quick glance at various stages of KEA NEET counseling process for admission to Karnataka's
medical and dental colleges. Each of these stages has been detailed in a comprehensive manner in the next
section.
S.no. Details
01 Candidates who have qualified NEET exam and seeks to apply for
admission under 85% Karnataka state quota, commences. Schedule for
documents verification will be released only for those candidates who
register themselves for counseling and pay the registration fee.
02 Qualified candidates who register themselves at stage one will be called in

person, in the order of the NEET ranks to get their original documents
verified. Candidates whose documents are verified and are found in order
will be given a verification acknowledgment slip containing a user ID and
Secret Key. Both user ID and secret key will be important for candidates to
go further in counseling process.
03 After verification of documents is done, candidates are supposed to login

with the user ID and Secret Key and enter the order of their preference for
college and courses. Candidates can enter as many options as they want,
but it must be noted that KEA doesn't allow candidates to change their
option after this stage. Candidates will only be able to delete/ reorder
higher order options (options higher than the one for which seat was
allotted to after first round)at the maximum (this is further explained in
'Second round of seat Allotment Process' section in the following pages of
this E-book.
04 Seat allotment procedure is completed in two round and a mop-up round

(if required). After candidates set their final preferences in stage three and
lock in their choices, seat allotment is done and the result of the first round
of seat allotment is published.
It is followed by a past- seat allotment procedure of candidates expressing
their choices for the seats allotted to them. Second round of seat allotment
is Scheduled as per the number of vacant seats. It begins with modification
of options (reordering or deleting) preferences, allotment of seats and
finally the past allotment procedure. finally, a mop-up round (if required)is
conducted to fill the remaining vacant seats.
05 As and when candidates finalize their college and courses, they are
required to pay the fee, download the admission letter and report to
college. As a part of clean closure, KEA requires candidates and college
both to report back to KEA about candidate's joining or not joining the
college
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ONLINE REGISTRATION
Qualified NEET candidates who desire the get admission under Karnataka state quota are required to register
themselves online on the official website of KEA and pay the requisite registration fee as per the registration fee as
per the registration or counseling schedule released by KEA. Procedure for online registration usually begins with
the release of KEA counseling notification. Only those candidates who register themselves online are called for
further document verification process.
Some important points to note about KEA online registration:
1. During registration, candidates are required to keep the following documents safe as reference for future. It is
advised that these documents be preserved until the completion of admission procedure.
- Printouts of duly filled registration application
- Proof of fee payment(receipt via challan, etc)
- Copies of an identical photograph as scanned and uploaded on the registration application
2. Also, it must be ensured that they have entered accurate mobile number and email id since KEA will use SMS or
emails for communication purposes.
3. In case a candidate fails to enter the right information during registration, as mentioned on his/her documents or
certificates or mark sheets, they most likely fail the document verification process and will not be able to secure a
seat in the KEA counseling process. Thus candidates are advised to be very careful while entering their details
during the registration process.
4. After a candidate registers with the KEA, the verification schedule for both dental and medical colleges are
released to them detailing the date, time and place for their respective document verification processes.
Candidates are required to go in-person to the verification counters with their original documents in order to get
their documents verified against the data furnished on application form, registration form, etc.
5. Verification of documents is done to determine the eligibility of candidates. Only after the documents are verified
and are found in order in accordance with the eligibility criteria the candidates will be given a verification
acknowledgment slip containing the User ID and Secret Key. The User ID and Secret Key will be essential for
candidates to get access to entry of options and go further in counseling process.
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ENTRY OF OPTIONS
Candidates whose documents are successfully verified and are found eligible in earlier stage will be able to enter their
preferences for final seat allotment process. Eligible candidates will be able to login to the 'Entry of Options' online portal
with the User ID and Secret Key provided at the end of successful completion of document verification process.
Candidates should remember the following points while entering their options.
1. They can enter as many as options they want at once.

2. It is the only opportunity candidates will get to choose their preferences from the available options. KEA doesn't allow
candidates to change the list of options later on. The list of preferences one would create at this stage would be a final list
of options, i.e. candidates will not be able to change the list of options once seat allotment process begins, A candidate will
only be permitted to change the order of their preferences or delete any preference only in the higher order options
(options higher than the one for which seat was allotted to after first round) before the beginning of the second round.
They will be able to add new options only when new colleges/courses are made available in the seat matrix, this is known
as 'One-Time Options Entry' rule.
Procedure to enter your preferences in the system
1. Candidates can start the procedure of entering options only after the government makes the seat matrix available on
KEA's official website. Seat matrix will give the details of category-wise seats available in particular courses of all colleges.
2. After the seat matrix is made available, eligible candidates should login to the 'Entry of Options' online portal with the
User ID and Secret Key provided to them after the document verification process. Login link will be available on the official
website of the KEA.
3. Once logged in, candidates can enter their preferences for the courses and colleges available to them. Note that
candidates will only be allowed to enter those options for which they are eligible. Also note that candidates would be able
to enter options for both dental and medical disciplines at once in the same preference list. Candidates will first need to
select the discipline and then enter college from the available list of colleges of that discipline available for him/ her.
Finally, the priority number needs to be mentioned in front of each choice of course and college made. For example, your
first option could be from medical and second from dental and third also from dental and fourth from medical and so on.
4. Until the choices made in the system are locked in by clicking on submit but- ton, a candidate can change or modify the
options. The process of entering the options and locking the choices spans across some days. During this time, unless
finally submitted, candidates can change the choices entered by them. Please note that the order of choices will
automatically get locked when the last date and time of entering of options approaches (in case submission is not done
manually). Once the options are added, candidates are advised to take a printout of preferences of options entered by
them, before finally submitting them.
Important:
The 'One-Time Options Entry' rule makes the process of 'Entering the Options' all the more crucial for the entire
counseling process. Thus, candidates are suggested they practice the choosing and entering of options for seat
allotment process prior to actually entering the preferences in the module. For this purpose, KEA also conducts a mock
allotment process for candidates (explained later in this E-book).
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What is Mock Allotment?
1. Mock allotment process will give candidates an idea of seat allotment process on the basis of real time
data entered by them during 'Entry of Options’
2. After entry of options is completed, candidates in the order of their merit ranks are allotted seats as per
the order of preferences added by them in step3, but this allotment is only indicative in nature, such that it
isn't real allotment are also released in the counseling schedule released by KEA in the beginning of the
counseling process.
3. The actual allotment of seats will commence after this. The dates and times of mock allotment are also
released in the counseling schedule released by KEA in the beginning of the counseling process.
4. Candidates can check their result of mock allotment from the official website of KEA.
Candidates are given a chance to change/alter/add/delete their order of preferences for the last time after
mock allotment process is over. They wouldn't be allowed to change the options after this. Candidates
must enter their final choices of options before the last date of entry of options.
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KARNATAKA MBBS & BDS COLLEGE SEATS & FEE STRUCTURE
Government Colleges*
01 150 59,350
02 150 59,350
03 100 59,350
04 150 59,350
05 150 59,350
06 150 59,350
07 200 59,350
08 150 59,350
09 250 59,350
10 150 59,350
11 100 59,350
12 150 59,350
13 100 59,350
14 150 59,350
15 150 59,350
16 150 59,350
17 150 59,350
18 Bowring & Lady Curzon Medical College and Research Institute 150 59,350
19 150 59,350
Total Seats 2850 (inclusive of seats for

AIQ and ESIC Counseling)
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Private Medical Colleges and Deemed Universities with State Quota

Annual Fee
Govt. NRI Others
Quota
01 150 124,403 1,715,000 3,000,000 3,000,000
02 100 124,403 798,015 2,500,000 3,000,000
03 150 124,403 798,015 3,500,000 3,500,000
04 100 124,403 798,015 3,500,000 3,500,000
05 JJM Medical College, Davangere 250 124,403 798,015 3,900,000 3,900,000
06 K V G Medical College, Sullia 100 124,403 798,015 2,800,000 2,800,000
07 150 124,403 798,015 3,600,000 3,600,000
08 150 124,403 798,015 4,000,000 4,000,000
09 150 124,403 798,015 3,250,000 3,250,000
10 150 124,403 798,015 4,000,000 4,000,000
11 150 124,403 798,015 3,220,000 3,240,000
12 Al-Ameen Medical College,Bijapur 150 124,403 798,015 2,500,000 2,500,000
13 100 124,403 1,629,965 2,800,000 2,600,000
14 150 124,403 798,015 3,000,000 3,000,000
15 150 124,403 798,015 3,600,000 3,600,000
16 150 124,403 798,015 4,000,000 4,000,000
17 150 124,403 798,015 3,500,000 3,500,000
18 250 124,403 798,015 4,100,000 4,100,000
19 150 – 602,420 – –
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Private Medical Colleges and Deemed Universities with State Quota

Annual Fee
Govt. NRI Others
Quota
19 Srinivasa Institute of Medical Research Center, Mangalore 150 124,403 798,015 3,500,000 3,500,000
20 100 124,403 1,620,945 3,000,000 3,000,000
21 150 124,403 798,015 2,900,000 2,900,000
22 150 124,403 798,015 3,000,000 3,000,000
23 100 124,403 798,015 3,900,000 3,900,000
24 150 124,403 798,015 5,000,000 5,000,000
25 150 124,403 798,015 3,000,000 2500000
26 150 124,403 798,015 3,300,000 3,300,000
27 Akash Institute of Medical Sciences & Resarch Center, Bangalore 150 124,403 798,015 4,000,000 4,000,000
28 Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara Medical College 200 124,403 – – –
29 250 124,403 – – –
30 200 124,403 – – –
31 250 124,403 – – –
32 150 124,403 – – –
33 150 124,403 – – –
Total Seats 5450
Government Dental Colleges*
01 60 49,350
02 50 49,350
03 50 1,00,000
Total Seats 160
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Private Dental Colleges*

Annual Fee
Govt. NRI Others
Quota
01 100 72,485 5,32,818 9,28,700 9,28,700
02 100 72,485 5,32,818 6,00,000 6,00,000
03 60 72,485 5,50,000 7,53,750 7,53,750
04 40 72,485 5,32,818 7,50,000 6,00,000
05 60 72,485 5,32,818 6,50,000 6,50,000
06 100 72,485 5,,32818 7,50,000 7,50,000
07 100 72,485 5,32,818 7,50,000 5,40,000
08 100 72,485 5,32,818 7,00,000 6,00,000
09 60 72,485 5,32,818 5,32,818 5,32,818
10 60 72,485 5,32,818 5,50,000 5,50,000
11 60 72,485 5,32,818 5,50,000 5,50,000
12 50 72,485 5,32,818 5,50,000 5,50,000
13 100 72,485 4,11,111 5,00,000 4,11,111
14 40 72,485 3,00,000 3,00,000 3,00,000
60 72,485 5,32,818 7,50,000 7,50,000

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16 40 72,485 5,32,818 5,00,000 5,00,000
17 Al-Ameen Dental College, Bijapur 40 72,485 4,00,000 4,00,000 4,00,000
18 50 72,485 4,00,000 6,00,000 5,05,000
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Private Dental Colleges*

Annual Fee
Govt. NRI Others
Quota
19 40 72,485 4,00,000 4,00,000 4,00,000
20 100 72,485 4,25,000 6,00,000 5,00,000
21 100 72,485 3,00,000 3,00,000 3,00,000
22 Al- Badar Rural Dental College and Hospital, Kalaburagi 100 72,485 2,70,000 5,04,000 4,05,000
23 40 72,485 3,00,000 4,00,000 4,00,000
24 40 72,485 2,50,000 2,50,000 2,50,000
40 72,485 3,00,000 3,00,000 3,00,000

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26 100 72,485 3,00,000 3,00,000 3,0,0000
27 40 72,485 5,32,818 7,25,000 7,25,000
28 100 72,485 5,32,818 4,11,111 4,11,111
29 100 72,485 5,32,818 7,00,000 7,00,000
30 100 72,485 3,50,000 3,50,000 3,50,000
31 100 72,485 5,32,818 4,63,320 4,63,320
32 100 72,485 5,32,818 4,63,320 4,63,320
33 100 72,485 3,30,000 3,40,000 3,4,0000
34 60 72,485 3,50,000 4,50,000 4,50,000
35 100 72,485 2,78,800 2,78,800 2,78,800
Total Seats 2580
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Increment in the fees structure across 3 years:
2017 Fees 2018 Fees 2019 Fees
Government Private Government Private Government Private

Seat Seats Seat Seats Seat Seats
77,000 6,32,500 97,350 6,83,100 1,24,000 7,85,565
Reasons for the same:
Ÿ There was increasing 15% increment in the fee structure trend over the past three years as the number
of aspirants who registered for Karnataka counseling increased in 2017, 18 & 19.
Karnataka State Rank Analysis:
Ÿ Candidates will have to register in KEA to participate in the Karnataka NEET counseling for the 85%
State quota seats in Government colleges & 100% seats in Private colleges.
Ÿ Candidates should participate in the document verification process & get their documents verified to
prove their eligibility.
Ÿ KEA will release a list of students who has registered for the State counseling in KEA; no separate State
rank list will be announced.
Note: State Rank also plays a vital role in counseling process in any State counseling. We the
MEDICAL MENTORS with an expertise of 10+ years provide input about the State rank of the
candidates with our knowledge base.
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SEAT ALLOTMENT PROCESS
Seat allotment is the process of allotment of seat to a qualified candidate in the order of their merit rank,
preferences and the number of seats available in candidates chosen medical or dental colleges. Allotment
of seats to candidates primarily depends upon the candidate's priority and their merit ranks. Every
candidate who submits their choices in the previous round is considered for allotment of seats in this
round.
After a candidate enters the options in order of preference and submits these choices, the seat allotment
process ensues.KEA seat allotment process takes place in following rounds:
1. First round of seat allotment
2. Second round of seats allotment
In case any seats remain vacant after the second round, a mop round is conducted to fill those seats.
All rounds of KEA seat allotment process are automated. KEA seat allotment is controlled by sophisticated
computerized software which minutely examines each and every choice entered by the candidate and
matches them in the order of their preferences with the seats available.
1. First Round of Seat Allotment

Seat allotment process in first round takes place in three phases. A number of repeating loops are executed
back to back, until the choices of a candidate are matched against all possible seats as per his/her choices.
The system stops the movement of seat when it is finally to a candidate.
Note: it is not necessary that all the candidates be necessarily allotted a seat. It might not be possible
if seats get exhausted as per the choices entered by a candidate.
Result of First Round of Seat Allotment: After third phase of first round of seat allotment is complete,
find list of candidates and the seats allotted to them, is released on KEA's official website. Candidates are
also individually informed through SMS and email about their allotment.
Post seat Allotment Process after First Round: After the result of the first round of seat allotment is out,
candidates are required to make a choice from four choices available to him/her.
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S.no. Choice Description Implication
01
02
03
04
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2. Second Round of Seat Allotment
The procedure of seat allotment in second round will be same as that was followed in the first round of seat allotment.
Types of seats which will be offered in second round: All the unfilled or fortified or cancelled seats of first round and
seats which of seat allotment process and those who weren't allotted any seats will be eligible to be considered for the
second round of seat allotment process.
Who will be eligible for the second round of seat allotment process? Candidates who exercised choices 2 and 3 after
first round of seat allotment process and those who weren't allotted any seats will be eligible to be considered for the
second round of seat allotment.
Who will not be eligible for the second round of seat allotment process? Candidates who exercised choices 1 and 4
and those who failed to exercise any choice what so ever after first round. Similarly, those who exercised choices 1 and 2,
but failed to make payment of fees or didn't collect admission order (for those who exercised choice1) will not be
eligible.
Important:
It should be noted that in case a candidate gets in this round, there is no chance that they will be able to secure the seats
allotted to them in the first round of seat allotment back, since only higher order options are considered in the second round
of seat allotment, it is considered that the candidate prefers the option allotted in this round more than the one allotted to
them in previous round(if any).
Important points to note about Second round of allotment process:

In the second round of seat allotment, only higher order of options higher than the one for which seat was allotted to
after first round, if any, will be considered for allotment.
Candidates will not be allowed to re-enter the options in the option entry module. The options as entered by them
before the first round will be a final list and will be considered for second of allotment process.
However, candidates will be allowed to delete or re-order higher options (higher than the option for which seat has been
allotted to them, if any) on the module. Additions of few options will be allowed in case new college or courses have been
introduced (in second round) by KEA in the seat matrix.
Result of Second Round of Seat Allotment: If a candidate is allotted seat in this round of seat allotment, his/her
earlier allotted seat(if any) will stand cancelled automatically and will be given to the next meritorious candidate during
the second round of allotment process only. No choice will be given to that candidate.
In case a candidate who chase choice 2 in first round doesn't get any seat in this round, then their earlier allotted seat will
automatically be considered confirmed.
Post Seat Allotment Process after Second Round: After second round of seat allotment, no choices will be given to
candidates. Candidates will simply be required to pay the fees for the seats allotted to them and report to college. Note
that in case any candidate allotted a seat after this round fails to report to the college, legal action in accordance with law
would be initiated against such candidate.
3. Mop-up Round of seat allotment

Mop-up round is conducted in case seats still remain vacant after the second round of seat allotment. Only those
candidates who have not been allotted any seat in previous rounds are considered for seat allotment in this round.
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Case Study
Student Name: Saurabh Karthik

NEET Score: 391 455
All India Rank: 84,581 41,916

s K
Category: General General
College Dr Ambedkar Dr Ambedkar
Allotted: Medical College Medical College
Karthik had good score & All India Rank almost half than Saurabh, both got
seat allotted in the same college.
Know Why?
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knowledge and planning is key of success.
Ÿ Karthik was not able to do right analysis of past year’s cutoff and choice
filling.
Ÿ Right prioritizing of colleges according to his score was not there and poor
knowledge of up gradation process in next rounds.
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Name SUSHMITHA M NAIR
Neet Score 501
Category UR
College MS Ramaiya Medical College Bangalore
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fortunate enough to come across Medical Mentor who gave the right guidance regarding the
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Neet Score 266
Category OBC
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Success Journey
STATE MEDICAL CUTOFFS 2018
Government Medical Colleges
15% All India Quota Seats

Seats
UR OBC SC ST UR
NEET NEET NEET NEET NEET
Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank
22 11,641 71,162 74,253 50,355
23 10,938 66,976 68,795 36,065
15 10,751 67,062 54,546 44,543
22 10,154 67,731 78,655 38,924
22 9,159 71,920 81,756 30,108
22 9,277 63,346 74,243 38,675
31 8,115 66,936 75,150 21,428
23 10,678 70,021 81,816 28,918
38 1,372 12,760 36,079 5,709
22 11763 69209 75790 51,579
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15% All India Quota Seats

Seats
UR OBC SC ST UR
15 10,588 10,892 68,584 63,156 66,154
23 11,996 71,922 82,754 63,144
15 6,768 8,269 56,115 61,519 41,142
23 11736 71,548 82,138 57,537
22 11665 68,227 74,052 56,003
22 11854 69,663 80,935 65,762
23 11,313 66,829 67,561 38,605
22 4,354 51,820 64,831 13,847
Bowring Lady Curzo

Medical College 23 8765 63717 52,885 29,345
Research Institute
***Note - This cut-off marks and rank are on the basis of final round of online counselling
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Private Medical Colleges

Management Quota
NRI Quota Others
UR
Seats NEET NEET NEET NEET NEET
100 76,987 20,419 94,293 6,71,615 1,28,158
120 72,726 20,419 78,092 6,68,325 1,74,314
150 15,711 19,868 63,938 5,90,480 1,79,239
100 78,950 17,9343 19,1405 4,05,032
150 64,750 21,248 10,2898 4,63,237 1,86,629
250 47,284 17,473 84,034 6,24,864 1,98,371
150 50,506 23,367 91,641 5,31,224 2,09,592
150 13,698
100 73,616 27,216 1,11,358 6,56,764 2,17,750
150 77,052 17,0373 1,79,087 6,69,912
100 79,790 21,002 1,15,633 4,88,147 2,16,803
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Management Quota
NRI Quota Others
UR
Seats NEET NEET NEET NEET NEET
150 68,456 24,578 1,07,460 – 2,29,555
100 47,504 1,42,022 1,42,024 6,85,709 –
150 62,899 17,109 1,02,952 – 2,35,977
150 80,505 26,941 1,16,793 – 2,39,679
150 34,990 24,018 8,21,78 7,02,260 2,41,487
100 80,329 29,074 1,16,215 5,88,370 2,15,941
245 50,159 21,577 9,41,96 4,91,966 2,52,883
150 62,954 23,924 1,01,172 5,55,720 2,58,640
150 74,436 17,086 1,04,155 – 2,63,988
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Management Quota
NRI Quota Others
Seats
UR
150 77,281 21,562 1,18,385 5,47,844 2,67,066
150 71,508 20,779 1,11,701 2,93,391 2,63,527
150 50,828 17,975 96,534 6,56,006 2,70,766
150 80,770 24,809 1,17,635 5,83,558 1,48,871
150 78,551 19,342 1,14,362 – 2,51,181
The Oxford Medical

College Hospital and 150 73,911 21,088 1,09,001 – 2,77,513
Research Center, Bangalore
Akash Institute of Medical

Sciences and Research 150 80,175 19,290 1,16,941 – 2,79,802
Centre, Bangalore
Shridevi Institute of
Medical Sciences and 150 78,383 25,113 1,17,977 – 2,76,171
Research Hospital,
Tumkur
***Note - This cut-off marks and rank are on the basis of final round of online counselling
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Karnataka Rank v/s Marks Analysis:
NEET Marks 2018 All India Rank 2019 All India Rank Difference
655 105 761 611
555 6,611 22,031 15,420
455 42,082 80,175 38,093
355 1,17,455 1,80,205 62,750
255 2,51,084 3,39,628 88,544

Ÿ Total number of candidates registered in Karnataka in comparison to previous years.
Ÿ Total number of candidates competing for a single seat has increased over the years.
Ÿ Difficulty level of the exam compared to 2018, NEET exam was easier in 2019.
2018- All India Rank Range 2019- All India Rank Range
NEET Marks State Rank State Rank
(Karnataka students) (Karnataka students)
655 105 1 761 24
555 6,611 122 22,031 501
455 42,082 1,022 80,175 3,077
355 1,17,455 4,416 1,80,205 9,308
255 2,51,084 12,143 3,39,628 17,827
155 4,89,576 27,378 6,15,113 27,160
Factors that resulted in tremendous increase in the ranking system:
Ÿ Difficulty level of the exam compared to 2018, NEET exam was easier in 2019.
Ÿ Total number of domicile students registered for Karnataka counselling was same as in 2018 & 2019. But non-
domicile students who applied for Karnataka counselling reduced in 2019 because of good scores & got medical
seat in their domicile state.
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Karnataka Counseling Registered students over past 2 years:
Number of registered Number of registered

2018 Mark Rank 2019 Mark Rank
candidates candidates
555-655 122 555-655 481
455-554 900 455-554 2,576
355-454 3,394 355-454 6,231
255-354 7,727 255-354 8,519
155-254 15,235 155-254 9,333

Ÿ As the NEET exam of 2019 was easy compared to 2018 more number of students got good scores.
Students with 600-500 range were more in 2019 whereas in 2018 more number of students had
moderate score of 350-450.
Karnataka counseling 2019 Cutoff trend

General Merit:
Category Year 1st Round Cut-off 2nd Round Cut-off Mop-up Round Cut-off
2018 73,618 83,569 84,832

GM
2019 70,994 79,676 80,770
General Merit Private:
Category Year 1st Round Cut-off 2nd Round Cut-off Mop-up Round Cut-off
2018 1,25,262 1,42,923 1,22,348

GMP
2019 1,27,645 1,44,551 1,79,087
Factors that resulted in the increased cut off:
Ÿ There was increasing cut off trend over the past three years as the number of aspirants who registered
for Karnataka counselling increased in 2019.
Ÿ Due to change in the rules & regulations of the counselling process, increased number of seats & less
number of candidates registered for Karnataka counselling the cut off increased in 2019.
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OTHER IMPORTANT POINTS

1. Before registering for counselling, candidates must ascertain that they fulfill the eligibility criteria as applicable to
them. It is possible that the candidate might find themselves eligible under many sub-categories of the four main
category seats.
2. Along with ensuring that the candidates fulfill the eligibility criteria, they should also make sure that they have the
required documents in their possession. If not, they should arrange for the same.
3. Candidates should practice entry of options as mentioned in the 'Entry of Options' section before actually entering
them in the options entry online portal.
4. Candidates will be given four choices after first round of seat allotment. They should read each of the implications
carefully before deciding on any choice.
5. In case a candidate fails to surrender their seat before the last date of entering options for second round of seat
allotment, their fee will be forfeited. Candidates must familiarize themselves with the conditions leading to forfeiture
of fees.
6. After reporting to the college, it is of extreme importance that candidates update their reporting details by logging
in to the KEA portal. Failure to do so will lead to cancellation of allotted seat.
7. If a candidate surrenders the seat, it must be done to KEA in writing only. Merely not reporting to college will not be
presumed as surrendering of seat. Candidates will have to surrender the seat to KEA properly, by surrendering
admission order, verification slip and bank challan.
8. Issuance of admission order by KEA means that the candidate can join the concerned college and course, subject to
fulfilling eligibility requirements approved by particular university regulations.
9. SC/ST and Category-I candidates are required to produce an income certificate issued by Jurisdictional Tahsildar in
order to become eligible to claim Government of India scholarships for MBBS/BDS programs.
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NEET COUNSELLING: AIQ

NEET COUNSELLING: KARNATAKA

About Karnataka Counselling 16

Documents Veriﬁcation Schedule 18

Overview of Counselling Procedure 29

Karnataka MBBS and BDS College Seats and Fee Structures 33

Seat Allotment Process 39

Case study(Cutoﬀ Trend) 42

State Medical Cut oﬀ 43

Karnataka Rank vs Marks Analysis 48

Other Important Points 50

Categories of seats allocation under NEET

1. All India Quota Counselling

2. State Government Quota Counselling

3. Deemed and Central University Counselling

4. ESI Medical Counselling

5. Armed Force Medical College, Pune Counselling

The statistics of NEET 2019 is as follows:-

Category wise details of the candidates are as follows:

OBC 6,77,544 631473 46071 375635

SC 2,11,303 193188 18115 99890

ST 96,456 86210 10246 35272

UR 5,34,072 499884 34188 286245

Total 15,19375 1410755 108620 797042

Language wise number of registered candidates is as follows:

ENGLISH AND HINDI 1204968 79.31 %

MARATHI 2305 0.15 %

ORIYA 700 0.05 %

01 General 701-134 7,04,335

NEET Counselling for 15% All India Quota seats-

BRIEF PROCEDURE AND TIMELINES.

1) Main Counselling Registration including Payment

NEET 2019 Tentative Counselling Schedule

December 31, 2019

January 14 to 31, 2020

March 27, 2020

Sunday, 3rd May 2020

First week of July 2020

Third week of July 2020

First week of August 2020

Third week of August 2020

STEP BY STEP PROCESS FOR COUNSELLING

Registration Fees Details-

Only AIQ with Central Universities- Rs.10,000 + 1000

AIQ+Central Universities+Deemed- Rs. 2,00,000 + 5000

Scheme of Online All India Quota UG Counselling-2018

Registration, Payment of Fees

(Registration and Tuition fees) Submission of choices,

New registration facility also Report to the Allotted Institute,

Choices submitted in round-1 will be

Report to the Allotted Institute, complete

Exercising of choices and Locking

Round 1 - Seat Allotment Process

Round 1 - Counselling Result

Publication of net vacant seats

Process of Seat allotment- 2nd Round