Karnataka NEET UG Round 2 Web Options Window Open; Check Choice Filling Process

Karnataka NEET UG 2026 Round 2 web options entry has opened on KEA portal. Candidates need to enter and arrange their preferred MBBS and BDS colleges and courses for next Karnataka NEET seat allotment round.

KEA NEET UG 2026 Web Option Entry

Karnataka NEET UG Round 2 Counselling 2026: Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has opened round 2 web options entry window for Karnataka NEET UG counselling 2026. Candidates eligible for second round of counselling can now log in to official KEA portal and submit their preferred choices for MBBS and BDS admissions through Karnataka NEET UG round 2 web options window. 

As per latest counselling update, Karnataka NEET UG Round 2 choice-filling/web options window will remain open until September 9, 2026. Candidates should complete their preferences to remain eligible for the Round 2 allotment process.

Karnataka counselling NEET Round 2 option-entry facility is available through official UGNEET 2026 section of KEA website. Candidates must carefully enter and arrange their preferred colleges and courses because choices submitted during this window will be considered for Karnataka NEET UG  Round 2 seat allotment 2026.

How to Fill Karnataka NEET UG Round 2 Web Options 2026?

Candidates can go through these steps to submit their KEA NEET UG choices for round 2

• Go to cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea or click here

• Open UGNEET 2026 section

• Click on link for Round 2 option entry/web options

• Log in

• Check available MBBS and BDS seats and colleges

• Enter preferred colleges and courses in order of priority

• Add, delete or rearrange choices as required

• Submit and lock choices

• Save or download confirmation page

Candidates should prepare their preference list after checking Karnataka NEET Round 2 seat matrix, category-wise availability and colleges and courses in which they are interested. Since Karnatak NEET UG seat allotment 2026 is linked to options entered by candidates, they should place their most preferred choices higher in the list.

They should also avoid selecting a college or course because seats are available. They must consider factors such as course preference, college location, fee structure, category eligibility and previous allotment trends before finalising their choices.