KEA Releases Seat Matrix For Karnataka NEET UG Counselling 2023, Check Details Here

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The Karnataka Examinations Authority has Released the Seat Matrix for NEET UG For Academic Session 2023-24, students can fill their options of medical or dental colleges, Read Details Below!

KEA Releases Seat Matrix For Karnataka NEET UG Counselling 2023

New Delhi: KEA (Karnataka Examinations Authority) releases the seat matrix for NEET UG exam for academic session 2023-24. Karnataka NEET UG Seat Matrix can be known as the number of seats available in various government and private colleges in Karnataka for medical and dental courses.

There are a total of 43451 seats for NEET UG out of which 33829 seats for MBBS and 9622 for BDS seats. The total number of seats are divided into government MBBS/ BDS colleges, non-minority MBBS/BDS colleges, minority MBBS/BDS colleges, private University Medical/Dental, deemed university Medical/Dental, Special category medical/dental HK Category medical/dental, NHK category medical/dental, medical/dental private colleges other than the government colleges, and KRLMPCA/ AMPCK minority dental college.

NEET UG 2023: Detailed Seat Matrix

For MBBS, there are total 33829 Seats and the number of government MBBS seats in different colleges are are follows-

Colleges	Seats
Government Medical College	3750
Non-Minority Medical College	2145
Minority Medical College	2000
Private University	1150
Deemed University	11595
Special Category	4982
NHK Category	3704
HK Category	962
Private Medical Colleges other than Government Seats	3540

For BDS, there are total 9622 Seats and the number of government MBBS seats in different colleges are are follows-

Colleges	Seats
Government Medical College	185
Non-Minority Medical College	1440
Minority Medical College	940
Private University	160
Deemed University	3365
Special Category	931
NHK Category	676
HK Category	187
Private Medical Colleges other than Government Seats	1738

The first round seat allotment options of the candidates shall remain the same for the subsequent rounds of seat allotment. They can’t select different options for subsequence rounds. The candidates will be able to enter their options once the government notifies the seat matrix.

Once the candidates have entered their options, then based on their options entered in order of merit and by the Roaster system, mock seat allotment will be carried out as per the procedures provided in this Bulletin. This is just a mock allotment i.e. the candidates can know if they will get seats in their preferred colleges or not in the real seat allotment. This allows the candidates to add, delete, change and revise their entered options. The seat allotment will be conducted in two rounds and each round consisting of three phases and each phase having a number of iterations.

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