COMED-K introduces third round of therapy

COMED-K entering its 3rd round of therapy for design seats has actually sounded alarm system bells amongst trainees, as the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA), is yet to finish its very first cycle for KCET.

Although COMED-K reimbursements the costs paid by trainees if they obtain a federal government allocation admission with KCET, the inescapable seats will certainly most likely to the monitorings, triggering oppression to praiseworthy trainees, that were looking for admissions.

Speaking to DH, a moms and dad claimed that COMED-K ought to carry out another round of therapy or await preliminary seat allocation by the KEA to finish.

“This is clear indication of seat blocking as all the selected seats will go to managements. We requested the authorities to wait for first round results by the KEA to finish their third round, but they have issued the schedule,” claimed a moms and dad.

As per the timetable, the COMED-K has actually set up the 3rd round therapy from August 26 to 30. The KEA’s actual allocation results for the preliminary itself are set up to be introduced on
September 1.

“Normally students who freeze seats in COMED-K wait for KCET counseling. If they get a seat at KCET in the college of their choice, they will surrender the seat selected at COMED-K. But now as COMED-K finished first and second round, the students will release the freezed seats only after the first round results of KEA. Thus, all the seats go to management,” discussed a principal of a federal government design university.

Meanwhile, moms and dads and prospects have actually prompted the COMED-K authorities to carry out a prolonged round of therapy.

“At least this year, considering the fact that the KEA’s seat allotment got delayed due to the NEET issue, the COMED-K should schedule an extended round after KEA’s first round results,” claimed a seat hopeful.

When called, Dr S Kumar, Executive Secretary of COMEDK claimed, “This is an age-old battle. If we wait for KEA to complete the counseling, our member-colleges will lose at least 3,000 seats. If we wait for KEA, then the parents and students will be anxious as it will go till October/November. We have communicated our schedule to the officials of the Higher Education Department.”