Karnataka PGCET Mock Allotment 2026: Check Result, Option Entry, MBA/MCA Seat Allotment Here

The Karnataka PGCET mock allotment 2026 is being released by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) today, September 17, after 6 PM. Candidates who completed the Karnataka PGCET 2026 counselling option-entry process can check their indicative college and course allotment through the official KEA portal.

The KEA PGCET mock allotment 2026 is not the final seat allotment. It gives candidates an early indication of the college and programme they may receive based on their PGCET rank, available seats and the preferences entered during option entry. The mock result is particularly important for candidates seeking MBA, MCA, M.E., M.Tech and M.Arch admissions through Karnataka PGCET counselling.

With the mock result now scheduled, candidates have another opportunity to review their preferences before the actual Karnataka PGCET Round 1 seat allotment 2026.

Karnataka PGCET Mock Allotment 2026 Date and Time

KEA has scheduled the Karnataka PGCET 2026 mock allotment result for September 17 after 6 PM. The option-entry window also closes on September 17 at 9 AM, after which the mock allotment is prepared based on the choices submitted by eligible candidates.

Candidates should check their allotment status through the KEA PGCET counselling portal after the result link becomes active.

The important counselling dates are given below for quick reference.

The schedule shows that candidates get only a short window after the mock result to modify their preferences before the actual Round 1 allotment.

How to Check Karnataka PGCET Mock Allotment Result 2026

Once the mock allotment link is activated, candidates can check their KEA PGCET mock allotment result 2026 through the official counselling portal.

1. Visit the KEA Karnataka PGCET counselling website.
2. Open the link for the PGCET 2026 mock allotment.
3. Enter the required PGCET login credentials.
4. Submit the details to access the candidate dashboard.
5. Check the allotted college and course displayed on the screen.
6. Save the mock allotment details for comparing preferences.

The mock allotment result can help candidates identify whether their current option order is producing a preferred college or course before the real allotment is conducted.

Karnataka PGCET 2026 Round 1 Seat Allotment Date

The Karnataka PGCET Round 1 provisional seat allotment result 2026 will be released on September 19 after 5 PM.

The final Round 1 allotment is scheduled for September 21 after 4 PM. Candidates who receive a seat will then have to exercise the applicable choice, pay the prescribed fee where required and complete the admission process within the given timeline.

The sequence is therefore:

Mock allotment → Option modification → Provisional allotment → Final allotment → Choice exercise → Fee payment → College reporting

Karnataka PGCET 2026 Mock Allotment: MBA, MCA and MTech Seats

The mock allotment is relevant across the major programmes covered under Karnataka PGCET counselling, including MBA, MCA, M.E., M.Tech and M.Arch. The counselling process covers a large number of participating institutions and seats across Karnataka. Current counselling information indicates that more than 300 colleges and around 50,000 seats are involved across MBA, MCA and M.Tech admissions.

For MCA specifically, the current seat information cited in the live counselling updates shows 17,203 total seats, including 10,190 KEA quota seats.

What Candidates Should Check in the Mock Allotment

The mock result should not simply be treated as a college prediction. Candidates can use it to examine how their Karnataka PGCET rank and option priority are working together.

Check these details carefully:

• Allotted college
• Allotted course or programme
• College preference number
• Course preference number
• Category and applicable quota
• Seat availability
• Whether a preferred college appears higher or lower in the list
• Options that may need to be added, removed or reordered

Candidates who are satisfied with their preference order can retain it, while those seeking a different college or programme can use the modification window before the final Round 1 allotment.

Karnataka PGCET Mock Allotment 2026 FAQs