Yes, you can update the caste certificate and the income certificate details in the KCET application when the form correction window is open. Also check the KCET registration process details here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-application-form

Hi Neha Joseph,

You’ll get this information only through KCET admit card. However, in Bangalore, KCET exam will be conducted in Bangalore and Doddaballapur areas. Find the complete details about KCET exam centres in Bangalore from the link provided below.

Link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-exam-centres

The candidates need to register themselves through the official website first. The process then continues to document verification and fee payments. Refer to the link provided for the complete registration process.

Hi !

As you have filled the application form and made the payment, I request you to go to the website and check your application status. Contact the exam conducting authorities immediately if the issue still persists.

Hi Debasish,

Yes, as per Clause Y your daughter is eligible for KCET, but she need to complete 12 class also and only then clause y condition of 7 years will be completed. To know more details click on the link below.

Link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-eligibility-criteria

Hi Preetam, the B.Tech admissions at Manipal are provides based on score MET exam. To know about the details of B.Tech courses offered and admissions at MIT Manipal , please check the link.

Regarding your query, please get in touch with the Karnataka Exam Authority. Check the contact details below:

Phone: 080 - 23460460 (From 10:30 Hrs to 17:30 Hrs on Working day

Address: Sampige Road, 18th Cross, Malleshwaram, Bangalore-560012

As a central government employee serving in Karnataka, your daughter may be eligible for KCET 2026 under specific eligibility clauses for children of employees, provided you have served for a minimum period in the state (usually at least 1-2 years, depending on the specific clause). You should apply under the

Hi Sanjana,

Yes, NCERT reading is highly recommended for KCET, especially when you have only 50–60 days left, because most KCET questions in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are directly based on NCERT concepts and lines. In a short time, focus on NCERT textbooks first, revise formulas, diagrams, and examples, and