The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has announced the NEET PG Round 1 mock allotment for candidates seeking admission to postgraduate medical and dental programmes in the state. The mock allotment list has been made available on the official KEA portal, cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. This provisional allotment helps candidates evaluate their chances of securing a seat in their preferred college and course before the final allotment process begins.
The mock allotment is not the final seat allocation but serves as an indicative list based on the options exercised by candidates during registration. Students are encouraged to log in to the portal and check the college and course allotted provisionally. KEA has clarified that the mock allotment aims to help candidates make informed decisions and adjust their choices if required. As counselling plays a crucial role in shaping the academic future of medical aspirants, the mock allotment is considered an essential stage in the admission process.
Candidates can access their mock allotment results by entering their application number and other required details on the official website. Once the provisional results are viewed, applicants should examine the seat allotment carefully and analyse whether they need to reorder, delete, or add options. KEA has provided a specific window for editing options, and candidates must complete the modifications within the allotted time.
Authorities have advised students to avoid last-minute changes and ensure that all preferences are listed in the correct order of priority. Failure to update choices on time may affect final seat allotment during the Round 1 process. After the option entry editing window closes, KEA will evaluate all revised preferences and publish the final Round 1 allotment based on merit, reservation criteria, seat availability, and candidate preference.
The NEET PG counselling process in Karnataka includes multiple stages, such as registration, document verification, mock allotment, choice filling, final allotment, and reporting to the allotted institutions. The mock allotment results help reduce confusion and allow students to recheck their academic and personal priorities. Candidates who secure a seat in the final allotment must download the admission order and report to the assigned college within the specified deadline.
KEA has also instructed candidates to stay updated through the official website and avoid relying on unauthorised sources or rumours regarding the counselling schedule. Further notifications, including the exact dates for editing options and final allotment release, will be published shortly on the portal.
With the announcement of the mock allotment, the NEET PG counselling process in Karnataka has entered a crucial phase. Students planning to pursue MD, MS, MDS, and other postgraduate medical courses are encouraged to review their provisional results promptly and ensure all seat preferences are accurately updated.
