KLEEE

The authorities will release the information regarding the KLEEE exam centres online at kluniversity.in. Candidates will be able to check the list of exam states and cities where the entrance examination will be held along with their respective codes. After checking the centres, the candidates are advised to check the list and select their preferences beforehand. This will allow the candidates to be prepared to select their choice of centres while filling out the KLEEE application form.

No. The authorities will conduct the KLEEE counselling process offline. The KLEEE counselling process details will be available online at kluniversity.in. The qualified candidates will have to register and fill out their basic and academic details online. The choice of courses also have to be filled out in the order of preferences. The authorities will announce the KLEEE seat allotment result. For the confirmation of admission, the candidates will be required to physically report to the University.

KLEEE 2026 counselling dates have not been announced yet. The eligible and qualified candidates will be able to participate in the official KLEEE counselling 2026 process. To be registered for the counselling of KLEEE, the candidates will have to report to the University on their allotted date. KLEEE seat allotment result will be announced. Candidates are advised to check the KLEEE 2026 counselling dates carefully so that they do not miss out on any important event.

All candidates will have to complete the KLEEE admission confirmation process by submitting their documents for verification. If the candidates fail to verify their documents before the final date, then their admission will be cancelled by the authorities. The candidates can contact the authorities to know any information regarding the extension of the last date. However, the candidates are advised to check the announced dates carefully so that they do not miss out on any deadline.

After the candidates are allotted seats through the KLEEE counselling process, they will have to confirm their admission by submitting their documents for verification. The original and photocopies of the mentioned documents have to be submitted by the candidates - KLEEE counselling letter, 10th and 12th standard marks sheets, KLEEE/JEE Main/State level exam hall ticket and rank card, Caste certificate (if applicable), Transfer certificate, Conduct certificate, Two copies of Aadhaar card, 6 passport size photographs and a demand draft of the tutition fee. 

After the KLEEE seat allotment result is declared, the candidates will have to confirm their admission before the final date. The confirmation of the allotted seat can be done by reporting at the University, verifying their certificates and paying the tuition fee. The candidates will have to complete the confirmation process before the allotted final date, otherwise their admission will be cancelled. All of the required documents have to be submitted for verification.

During the KLEEE counselling process, the registered candidates will be required to fill out their choice of courses. It is to be noted that the candidates will have to select their choice of BTech courses in the order of preference. This is important since the order of preference will be taken into consideration by the authorities during the allotment process. Candidates are advised to select as many choice of courses as possible. This will increase their chance of being allotted into their preferred courses.

All qualified candidates will have to register for the KLEEE counselling at the venue. To be registered, the candidates will have to provide their basic details. The preferred courses also have to be selected in the order of preference. The registration should be completed on the day of the allotted counselling date. Registrations on any other date except the allotted schedule will not be accepted. 

Along with the KLEEE rank, the candidates are also required to meet the basic eligibility criteria for admissions into the courses offered by the authorities. All candidates should have qualified 12th standard or equivalent examination from a recognised institute or board. The candidates should have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and obtained aggregate marks of 60% and above. For Biotechnology and BPharm courses, the candidates should have studied Physics, Chemistry and Biology.