<div align="justify">The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) will begin document verification for admission to professional courses on Monday. The process will last till June 21.<br /><br />The KEA has 16 helpline centres across the state where documents are verified. Students should report to the centre chosen by them, according to the timetable notified by the KEA.<br /><br />The students should carry their SSLC marks card, PU or Class 12 marks card and study certificate for verification.Candidates claiming seat under quotas have to produce the relevant certificates specified in the KEA brochure. <div align="justify"><br />All documents should be produced in original. Students should keep a set of attested photocopies and two passport size photographs when they report for verification. KEA will return all original documents after verification and retain only photocopies.</div><div align="justify"><br />KEA conducts counselling for admission to engineering, BSc (Agriculture), Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences, homeopathy and other courses, based on the results of the CET.</div></div>
<div align="justify">The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) will begin document verification for admission to professional courses on Monday. The process will last till June 21.<br /><br />The KEA has 16 helpline centres across the state where documents are verified. Students should report to the centre chosen by them, according to the timetable notified by the KEA.<br /><br />The students should carry their SSLC marks card, PU or Class 12 marks card and study certificate for verification.Candidates claiming seat under quotas have to produce the relevant certificates specified in the KEA brochure. <div align="justify"><br />All documents should be produced in original. Students should keep a set of attested photocopies and two passport size photographs when they report for verification. KEA will return all original documents after verification and retain only photocopies.</div><div align="justify"><br />KEA conducts counselling for admission to engineering, BSc (Agriculture), Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences, homeopathy and other courses, based on the results of the CET.</div></div>
