KSET 2025 Document Verification for PwD and SC Candidates Out

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) will conduct the KSET 2025 document verification for candidates applying under the PwD special category quota. The verification will take place only on the officially notified dates, which will be published on the KEA website. Candidates must attend the process strictly on the allotted day to ensure the smooth issue of their eligibility certificate.

The authority stated that PwD candidates must bring all original documents along with photostat copies. Only those who complete verification with valid certificates will be considered eligible for the KSET 2025 certificate.

KEA has also issued an important instruction for scheduled caste (SC) candidates. They must clearly mention their reservation category A, B, or C while applying. The authority will issue the KSET certificate only to those who have applied under the correct reservation category.

SC candidates must submit the caste certificate issued by their Tahsildar during the verification. If the certificate is not produced, the KSET certificate will not be issued. KEA also mentioned that action will be taken as per rules for incorrect or missing category documentation.

Documents Required for KSET 2025 Verification

Candidates attending the verification must carry the following documents. The documents must be arranged properly to avoid delays during the process.

• Copy of the final submitted KSET 2025 application form• UDID card for PwD category verification• Recent passport-size photograph• Any one valid photo identity card (Driving Licence, Passport, Aadhaar, PAN Card, or Voter ID)• Medical certificate issued by a competent government doctor in Karnataka, confirming the relevant disability• For candidates with hearing impairment, a recent PTA + BERA audiometry report from one of the authorised institutions:– All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, Mysore– NIMHANS, Bengaluru– Manipal Hospital– Government Speech and Hearing Institute, Lingarajapuram, Bengaluru

Candidates must ensure that all medical and disability-related documents are updated and issued by the authorised bodies mentioned by the KEA.

KSET 2025 Exam: Key Statistics & Purpose

KEA conducted the KSET 2025 exam on November 2 in offline mode. The exam was held across 11 centres and covered 33 subjects. Out of 1,34,826 registered candidates, 1,21,052 appeared for both papers. A total of 8,383 candidates eventually qualified.

KSET serves as the state eligibility test to assess the subject expertise and teaching suitability of applicants seeking recruitment as assistant professors in Karnataka.

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