Question 1

What is the difference between COMEDK, KEA and CET CELL?

Accepted Answer

COMEDK is a private entrance and counselling body for many private medical, dental and engineering colleges in Karnataka. KEA (Karnataka Examinations Authority) conducts counselling for government and government-quota seats in Karnataka. CET CELL is Maharashtra's authority that handles counselling for Maharashtra colleges. For medical (MBBS/BDS/BAMS) admissions, all three run on NEET scores, but each has its own registration, document verification and choice-filling process.

Question 2

Do I need to register separately for COMEDK and KEA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. COMEDK and KEA are independent processes with separate registrations, fees, document uploads and counselling schedules. Registering for one does not register you for the other. We help you complete both correctly and on time so you keep the maximum number of options open.

Question 3

Is NEET compulsory for COMEDK medical admissions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. As per current regulations, all MBBS and BDS admissions in India, including COMEDK colleges, are based on the NEET-UG score. COMEDK uses your NEET rank for medical and dental seat allotment.

Question 4

How does KEA counselling work for Karnataka medical seats?

Accepted Answer

KEA conducts online counselling in multiple rounds. After registration and document verification, eligible candidates fill their college and course preferences (choice filling). Seats are then allotted based on NEET rank, category and the options entered. You can choose to accept, and there are usually further rounds for upgrades or remaining seats.

Question 5

Can a Maharashtra student apply for Karnataka colleges?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Maharashtra students can apply for Karnataka private and management quota seats through COMEDK, and for a portion of seats via KEA, depending on domicile and category rules each year. Many Maharashtra students secure good MBBS, BDS and BAMS seats in Karnataka this way. We guide you on exactly which Karnataka options you are eligible for based on your score and category.

Question 6

How is Maharashtra (CET CELL) counselling different from Karnataka?

Accepted Answer

Maharashtra counselling is run by the CET CELL on NEET scores and is mainly for candidates with Maharashtra domicile. It runs on its own timeline, which often overlaps with COMEDK and KEA. Because the schedules run in parallel, missing one state's deadline can mean losing those options entirely. We track all three calendars together for you.

Question 7

What documents do I need to keep ready for counselling?

Accepted Answer

Commonly required documents include the NEET-UG admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, transfer/leaving certificate, domicile certificate, and a category/caste certificate with a valid validity certificate (if applicable). Income/EWS certificate may be needed for relevant categories, along with ID proof and passport-size photographs. We share a personalised checklist so nothing is missing on verification day.

Question 8

How much does a medical seat cost, and what are your counselling charges?

Accepted Answer

College fees vary widely by course (MBBS, BDS, BAMS), college and quota, so we give you a realistic fee picture for your shortlist before you commit. Our own counselling charges are transparent and shared upfront during your free first consultation, with no hidden costs. Please contact us on WhatsApp or book a free call for current details.

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