Karnataka NEET UG 2026 Mock Allotment Released

🚨 KARNATAKA MBBS/BDS MOCK ALLOTMENT IS OUT

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Karnataka Examinations Authority has published the UGNEET-2026 mock allotment information dated 17 August 2026.

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KEA has also released updated 2026–27 college-wise MBBS and BDS fee structures.

What KEA Has Released

The official UGNEET-2026 page now provides:

• Medical 1st Round Mock Seat Allotment List
• Dental 1st Round Mock Seat Allotment List
• Candidate Mock Allotment Result link
• Updated MBBS college-wise fee structure for 2026–27
• Updated BDS college-wise fee structure for 2026–27

Mock Allotment Is NOT Final Admission

A mock allotment is an indicative allotment based on the candidate's current:

Rank + Eligibility + Category + Seat Availability + Option Order

It should not be treated as the final Round 1 admission result.

The purpose of this stage is to help candidates understand how their current preference order is behaving before actual allotment.

What Candidates Should Check

1. Open the official KEA UGNEET page.
2. Check your mock allotment result.
3. Note the college/course appearing in the mock.
4. Check the allotted category.
5. Compare the college with your actual preference.
6. Check the newly published 2026–27 college-wise fee.
7. Recheck Government / Private / Minority / Management / NRI eligibility.
8. Review higher and lower preferences.
9. Add or rearrange options only according to the functionality and deadline shown by KEA.
10. Save proof of your latest submitted option order.

Very Important — Check Updated Fees

KEA has separately uploaded new college-wise fee information dated 17 August 2026 for:

MBBS

Medical College-wise Fee Structure 2026–27

BDS

Dental College-wise Fee Details 2026–27

This is extremely important for students who entered:

• Private quota choices
• Minority colleges
• Management quota
• NRI / NRI Ward
• Higher-fee medical colleges

Do not keep a college high in your preference list unless the fee is financially acceptable.

How to Use the Mock Result

If You Got a Better College Than Expected

Do not unnecessarily move that college down merely because it appeared in the mock.

Instead, retain every genuinely more-preferred college above it.

If You Got a Lower-Preference College

Review whether:

• Better colleges were missing from your options
• Preference order was incorrect
• Category/quota choices were misunderstood
• Your current rank is outside stronger historical trends
• Important backup options were omitted

If No Seat Appears

Do not conclude that you will definitely remain unallotted.

Review:

• Eligible quotas
• Number of choices
• Preference range
• Private/minority routes
• Fees
• Backup colleges

Actual allotment can change after candidates revise choices and seat availability changes.

Mock Result Is Not a Cutoff

Hire Guide Education should not upload the Mock Seat Allotment List as the final 2026 Karnataka Round 1 cutoff.

Use it as:

Mock / Indicative Allotment Data

The actual Round 1 cutoff should be generated only from KEA's official actual/final allotment data.

Important KEA Access Note

During HGE verification, the main official UGNEET page was accessible and clearly listed all 17 August releases.

However, KEA's separate PDF/result host timed out when the linked schedule, fee and mock-result files were directly fetched.

Therefore HGE should not infer or overwrite an option-modification deadline from an unofficial source.

Use the deadline displayed in the candidate login/current KEA schedule once the primary PDF is accessible.

Official Link

KEA UGNEET-2026

https://cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea/ugneet2026

Hire Guide Education Advice

The mock allotment is your opportunity to test your choice strategy.

Review:

Mock College + Category + Updated Fee + Rank + Preference Order + Backup Options

before actual allotment.

Do not treat mock allotment as final admission.