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CET Cell bulletin

Special Correspondent

Bangalore: Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell on Wednesday conducted the admission round seat selection process for eligible National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets. Out of 77 candidates who appeared, one selected medical, six selected Indian System of Medicine and Homeopathy and 11 selected engineering seats. Three seats of Indian System of Medicine and Homeopathy remain unfilled, the CET Cell said.

On Thursday, the document verification for sports candidates will be held and seat selection for the eligible candidates will be held on June 30, according to the schedule notified in the CET 2006 brochure.

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