Overview
- COMEDK released UGET 2026 results on Friday, May 29, and has published rank cards on comedk.org with centralized online counselling registration opening and a June 8 deadline for document upload and fee payment for candidates who qualify.
- KEA has told candidates that KCET/UGCET 2026 scorecards will be issued after June 1 and is asking students to upload Class 12 or qualifying marks or grant DigiLocker access so the authority can verify marks automatically before preparing ranks.
- About 3.3 lakh students registered for KCET/UGCET, which was held April 22–24 as a multiple‑choice exam with one mark per question and no negative marking; KEA issued provisional answer keys on April 26 with objections closing April 30.
- Reporting conflicts remain over whether KEA charged a processing fee to challenge the KCET provisional answer key, with one outlet saying a fee was required and others saying objections were free, a discrepancy that matters to transparency and candidate recourse.
- COMEDK’s result highlights inter‑state competition for private engineering seats — roughly 1.10 lakh sat the COMEDK test and top ranks were dominated by students from other states — and the upcoming counselling rounds will determine seat allotment for about 20–25,000 private college seats.