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KCET 2025: Link to submit PUC 2 marks, correct registration number opens on May 26

From May 26, an online link will be activated where candidates, whose results could not be processed, must submit their 2nd PUC / Class 12 marks along with the correct registration number and upload their mark sheet.

KCET 2025: KEA to release spot rank list on June 2 at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in

The rank card will include details such as the student's name, date of birth, marks obtained, total marks, and qualifying status.(File Photo)

Candidates whose CET-2025 results have not been announced due to errors in entering their registration numbers will be given an opportunity to upload their marks online starting May 26, according to H. Prasanna, Executive Director of the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA).

KEA released the CET-2025 results on Saturday. However, several candidates have submitted representations stating that even though they passed the 2nd PUC / Class 12 exams in the previous year, their CET results were not published. In response, the KEA issued a press release on Saturday.

It was earlier announced that the 2nd PUC / Class 12 marks would be obtained directly from the respective education boards before announcing the CET-2025 results, and candidates were required to enter the correct registration number. However, some candidates failed to enter the correct registration number, due to which their results could not be processed, said Prasanna.

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From May 26, an online link will be activated where such candidates must submit their 2nd PUC / Class 12 marks along with the correct registration number and upload their mark sheet. Once the KEA verifies and confirms these marks with the respective boards, the candidates will be issued a spot rank starting from May 29.

Candidates are not required to visit the KEA office to obtain the spot rank, he clarified.

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