KCET

Attestation is not required unless there is discrepancy in candidate's photograph or signature.

No, all electronic items including mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators, and Bluetooth devices are completely banned, whether switched off or switched on.

Inside the exam hall, candidates are only permitted to carry blue or black ballpoint pens for marking the OMR sheet. Pencils, erasers, gel pens, or whitener are prohibited.

Students must arrive at least 60 to 90 minutes before scheduled time for a smooth biometric verification, security frisking, and locating assigned seat without any hassles.

Yes, it is recommended to carry two recent passport-sized photographs, preferably the same ones uploaded during the application process.

No, a physical printed copy of KCET 2026 admit card is mandatory for entry. Digital versions or soft copies ISnot accepted.

To the KCET exam centre, students must bring a valid government-issued photo ID like - Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, or Passport. Student's name on the admit card must match the details on ID proof to avoid identity issues.

Registrations have seen massive upward trend, growing from 1.94 Lacs in 2020 to peaking at 3.49 Lacs in 2024, maintaining a high volume in 2026.

As of February 2026, approximately 3,15,713 candidates successfully registered. This reflects a steady level of high competition compared to previous years.

No, the exam centre preferences usually cannot be changed once final submission is made.