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COMED-K publishes final rank list

By Our Staff Reporter

BANGALORE, JUNE 10. The Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (COMED-K) has published the final rank list and scores of candidates who appeared for its Undergraduate Entrance Test held on May 14, May 15 and May 22.

Candidates could type their Test Admission number in the space provided for it at the Consortium's official website (www.comedk.org) to get the engineering, medical and architecture ranks and scores of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology.

COMED-K had published the test scores on May 31 on its website.

June 7 was the last date for receipt of requests from candidates for verifications and queries related to the entrance test.

As many as 20,078 students from different parts of the country had appeared for the test.

As many as 26 engineering, 16 medical and 26 dental colleges are attached to the consortium.

About 11,000 engineering, 2,045 medical and 1,600 dental seats are available in these colleges.

But only the management quota seats will be available for the candidates who appeared for the Undergraduate Entrance Test. While the State Government has announced a 75:25 sharing of seats, the managements have rejected the ratio and are demanding 50 per cent of the seats available.

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