Karnataka PGCET 2026 Round 1 Mock Allotment Released; Candidates Can Modify Options Till September 22

Karnataka PGCET 2026 Round 1 Mock Allotment Released
Karnataka PGCET 2026 Round 1 Mock Allotment Released

Bengaluru, September 19, 2026: The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has released the Karnataka PGCET 2026 Round 1 mock seat allotment results for candidates participating in the postgraduate counselling process.

The mock allotment is applicable to admissions to MBA, MCA and MTech programmes. Candidates who completed the option-entry process can now check their indicative allotment status through the official KEA counselling portal using their CET number and date of birth.

PGCET 2026 Mock Allotment Is Indicative

KEA has clarified that the Round 1 mock allotment is not a final seat allotment. Candidates do not need to report to the allotted college at this stage, and colleges have not been authorised to admit students based on the mock allotment.

The purpose of the mock allotment is to give candidates an indication of the college and course they may receive based on their rank, category, available seats and the options entered during counselling.

Candidates should therefore use the result to review and, if necessary, revise their college and course preferences before the actual allotment.

Option Modification Deadline

Candidates can add, remove, change or reorder their options after checking the mock allotment.

The option-modification facility will remain available until September 22, 2026, at 11 AM. KEA has advised candidates to carefully review their preferences before the deadline because options cannot be changed after the specified closing time.

KEA has also cautioned that candidates who retain their existing options may not necessarily receive the same seat in the actual allotment. This is because other candidates may modify their preferences, which can affect the final seat allocation.

Candidates Without an Allotment Should Review Their Options

Candidates who did not receive a seat in the mock allotment have also been advised to review their entered options and consider adding more colleges or courses in which they are genuinely interested.

KEA has provided candidates who had not previously entered options with an opportunity to participate by completing the required process and paying the applicable non-refundable fee of ₹750, according to the counselling information reported following the KEA notification.

PGCET 2026 Mock Cut-Offs Available

Along with the mock allotment information, candidates can check college-wise, course-wise and category-wise cut-off ranks associated with the mock allotment.

These cut-offs can help candidates understand how their preferences compare with the indicative allocation and decide whether they want to revise their option priorities.

However, the mock-round cut-offs should not be treated as the final admission cut-offs because the actual allotment can change after candidates modify their options.

How to Check Karnataka PGCET 2026 Mock Allotment

Candidates can follow these steps to check their Round 1 mock allotment:

  1. Visit the official Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) website.
  2. Open the Post Graduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET) section.
  3. Select the link for the Round 1 Mock Seat Allotment Result.
  4. Enter the required login details, including the CET number and date of birth.
  5. Submit the details to view the mock allotment.
  6. Download and save the allotment result for reference.
  7. Review the allotted college and course and modify preferences if required before the deadline.

Candidates have also been advised to verify college addresses and carefully arrange their choices according to their actual preference before finalising the option list.

What Candidates Should Do Next

The release of the mock allotment gives PGCET candidates an opportunity to reassess their counselling choices before the actual Round 1 seat allocation.

Candidates should check whether the indicative college and course match their preferences, review available alternatives and make any necessary changes before 11 AM on September 22, 2026.

The final seat allotment will depend on the candidates’ ranks, category and reservation rules, availability of seats and the final order of options submitted during counselling.

For the latest Karnataka PGCET 2026 admission updates, candidates should regularly check the official KEA counselling portal and their candidate login.

Key Dates at a Glance

EventDate / Deadline
PGCET 2026 Round 1 Mock AllotmentSeptember 19, 2026
Option modification windowSeptember 19–22, 2026
Last date to modify optionsSeptember 22, 2026, 11 AM
Courses coveredMBA, MCA and MTech
Mock allotment statusIndicative; not a confirmed admission

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