Karnataka Examination Bureau Building, Bangalore. File Photos | Picture Source: Special Arrangements
Due to military tensions along the border, Jammu & Kashmir’s students appear in UGCET-2025 and will have another opportunity to complete their document verification process. H. Prasanna, executive director of the Karnataka Examination Agency (KEA), said there is no need to panic.
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In a press statement, he revealed that of the 204 students present at CET this year, only 52 were able to complete document verification.
Considering the key conditions in the border area, the KEA will provide these students with additional opportunities. If the situation does not improve over the next 10 to 15 days, document verification will be facilitated through video conferencing to ensure that students do not inconvenience in any way. He added: “All affected candidates have been notified separately.”
publishing – May 10, 2025 at 12:17 pm IST
