The Karnataka Examination Authority KEA has started the process of document verification today January 3, 2023. It was announced on the official website of KEA in the form of a Notification that document verification has been started for Karnataka Graduate Common Entrance Test also known as PGCET. Candidates who previously qualified in the exams are eligible to apply. Classresult encourages those candidates who are eligible and as well as Qualified in the exams.

Candidates who scored Rank between, 1 to 200 are advised to report and complete the document verification for PGCET 2022. For candidates who are wondering about the courses here is a list of courses.

• MBA

• MCA

• ME

• M.Tech

• M.Arch

The Karnataka PGCET application process requires the submission of a variety of documents, including identification materials, educational and legal documents, and possibly additional materials depending on the specific circumstances of the candidate. It is important to review the requirements carefully and gather all necessary materials before beginning the application process to ensure a smooth and successful submission. Here is a complete list of documents that are required for the PGCET 2022 verification.

• 2 passport-size color photographs

• GATE scorecard (if applicable)

• SSLC/ Class 10th mark sheet

• 2nd PUC/Class 12 mark sheet

• Qualifying exam mark sheet and degree/ provisional certificate

• Income certificate (for fee waiver applicants)

• Category certification (if applicable)

• Work certificate (if any)

• Parental documents (study certificate, domicile, hometown certification, employment certificate - if claiming eligibility for Government seats based
on parent's domicile, study or employment)

• Hyderabad-Karnataka region reservation certification (if claiming)

• Karnataka PGCET application form

• Karnataka PGCET hall ticket

The Karnataka PGCET document verification process is an important step in the application process for postgraduate programs in the state of Karnataka. During this process, candidates must present original copies of their documents and verify the information provided in their applications. General merit and special category candidates are able to attend document verification at any of the Karnataka PGCET helpline centers during the designated time period. These centers are located throughout the state and offer assistance to candidates who may have questions or need additional guidance.
However, non-Karnataka candidates, those who have qualified through the GATE exam, and candidates in the part-time and sponsored quota are required to report for document verification at the Bangalore center only. This is to ensure that all necessary documents and information can be accurately verified for these specific groups of candidates. It is important to note that document verification is mandatory for all candidates and failure to complete this step may result in disqualification from the program. Therefore, it is crucial to carefully review the document verification requirements and plan accordingly to ensure a successful and smooth process