KCET 2022: Rank list for architecture candidates released, check direct link

Karnataka Examinations Authority had published the revised KCET 2022 result link on the official website on 1 October

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The Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) 2022 rank list for the Architecture programme has been issued by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA).

Candidates can check the UGCET 2022 rank list for Architecture on the official web portal - click here.

As per the rank list released, the top 3 rank holders are Maria Binson Menachery, Roopashree K, and Vaishnav R. It is to be noted that the candidates can directly go to the link mentioned above and download the merit list through the link available on the homepage.

The Karnataka Examinations Authority had published the revised KCET 2022 result link on the official website on 1 October.

Candidates can check their KCET 2022 revised result on the official website. using their registration number and first four letters of their name.

Here is the direct link to the KCET revised results.

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