The Hindu : Karnataka News : 87,020 to appear for CET

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Monday, Apr 18, 2005

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Karnataka

87,020 to appear for CET

Staff Reporter

Admission tickets despatched

BANGALORE: A total of 87,020 candidates will appear for the Common Entrance Test (CET-2005) to be held in 182 examination centres across the State on May 3 and 4.

As many as 21,320 candidates will take the test at 48 centres in Bangalore and about 65,700 will appear in 134 centres located outside Bangalore.

Architecture course

In all, 15,260 candidates will take the aptitude test for admission to Architecture course which will be held on May 6 in 26 centres in Bangalore Belgaum, Gulbarga and Mysore.

Of them, 8,550 candidates will take the test from 13 Bangalore centres and 6,710 candidates from the remaining centres outside the city.

The CET Cell started despatching the admission tickets from Friday. The tickets are likely to reach all the applicants by April 19.

"The admission tickets in respect of Karnataka candidates residing outside the State have been despatched by post to their home addresses," the CET Special Officer, D.N. Nayak said.

For candidates who had applied through schools and colleges within Karnataka, the Cell has sent the tickets to the respective pre-university colleges and CBSE/ICSE schools along with a pre-printed computer statement indicating the details such as application number, name of the candidate, PU student number, second PU register number and CET admission ticket number, with a space for the candidate's signature.

The candidates could collect the tickets from their principals on or after April 19.

Verification

The Cell has asked the candidates collecting admission tickets to verify the PU student number and second PU register number on the computer statement and in case of any discrepancies, request the respective principals to correct them on the statements.

The candidates are also asked to verify the photograph printed on the admission ticket and in case of any discrepancy, contact the principal to rectify it with a passport size photograph.

Besides, the candidates should affix the full signature on the computer statement, Mr. Nayak said in a release.

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