Home / Education / Engineering Seats Remain Unfilled After Final Allotment
Engineering Seats Remain Unfilled After Final Allotment
9 Sep
Summary
- 24,283 engineering seats and 252 architecture seats are unallocated.
- Nursing courses have a significant number of 22,832 vacant seats.
- Students must report to colleges by September 11 to confirm admissions.
The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has finalized the third and final round of seat allotments for professional courses, revealing significant numbers of unallocated seats. Across various engineering programs, 24,283 seats remain unfilled, alongside 252 vacant architecture seats. These unallocated seats have been handed over to the respective college managements as per agreement.
Nursing courses reported the highest vacancy count, with 22,832 out of 36,238 available seats remaining unassigned. Other courses with vacant seats include pharmacy, Bachelor of Physiotherapy, agriculture, and BSc Allied Health Sciences. Conversely, all seats in veterinary courses were successfully allotted.
Students who received seats in the third allotment round must complete their admission process by reporting to their chosen colleges no later than September 11. Confirmation of admission is mandatory for all allotted seats. In contrast, the admission process for medical and dental courses is ongoing, with only the first round of seat allotment completed so far.
