KEA PGNEET 2025: The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has released a notice regarding KEA PGNEET 2025 original document deposition, submission, and verification. All candidates participating in Karnataka NEET PG 2025 counselling must strictly follow these guidelines to retain their allotted seat and avoid cancellation.
This article clearly explains the rules, procedures, eligibility requirements, and penalties outlined in the official PGNEET 2025 notice.
KEA PGNEET 2025 Document Submission & Verification: Key Instructions
1. Seat Allotment Based on Online Application Details
KEA allots seats based on the information candidates provide during online registration. The authority may verify this data using official databases whenever necessary.
2. Mandatory Submission of Original Certificates
Once the first-round seat allotment list is published, candidates must submit all original documents as per KEA rules and the admission schedule. The submission of originals is compulsory, and no exceptions will be made.
Join NEET PG News 2025 3. Category-wise Eligibility Documents
All eligibility-related documents, such as those for reservation categories, in-service quotas, and domicile, must be submitted strictly as specified in the KEA PGNEET 2025 Information Bulletin. Candidates should ensure they have the complete set of originals.
4. Seat Withdrawal for Non-Submission of Documents
If a candidate does not submit the required originals, the allotted seat will be withdrawn and subsequently offered to another eligible candidate in the next round of counselling.
5. Candidates Must Arrive with All Required Documents
KEA has clearly stated that candidates must attend the verification process fully prepared with all original certificates. No claims will be accepted later on the basis of incomplete documentation.
6. Verification by the Allotted College
Before granting admission, the allotted college will verify eligibility, match documents with the Verification Slip issued by KEA, and ensure that all records are accurate.
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Consequences of Document Mismatch or Fraud
A. Mismatch Between Originals and Submitted Copies
If the photocopies submitted at the college do not match the originals deposited at KEA, the admission may be cancelled at any stage, even after the candidate has joined and commenced studies.
B. Fake or Fraudulent Certificates
Submission of fake, forged, or fraudulent documents will lead to severe consequences, including criminal prosecution, immediate cancellation of the seat, and forfeiture of fees.
C. Additional Action by Government and University
The Government of Karnataka and the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences may conduct further verification at any point. They reserve the right to cancel admission or enforce penalties without prior notice.
D. Monetary Penalties and Debarment
If fraudulent documentation is detected, candidates may face monetary recovery, debarment from future examinations, and potential blacklisting recommendations to national regulatory bodies such as NMC, MCC, or KMC.
Documents Required for KEA PGNEET 2025 Verification
The exact list varies based on the candidate’s category, but generally includes:
- MBBS Degree Certificate or Provisional Degree
- Internship Completion Certificate
- State Medical Council Registration Certificate
- Category, Caste, or Income Certificates (if applicable)
- Domicile or In-service Eligibility Certificates (if applicable)
- All MBBS marks cards and passing certificates
- Verification Slip issued by KEA
- Certificates in the formats prescribed by KEA
The complete list is available in the PGNEET 2025 Information Bulletin.
These rules are extremely important because Karnataka attracts a large number of NEET PG aspirants every year. Strict documentation ensures transparency, prevents misuse of seats, and protects the integrity of the admission process.
Any mismatch, even after joining the college, can result in cancellation of admission. Fraudulent submissions can permanently damage a candidate’s medical career.
