Ongoing story · 10 developments
Seat Allotment Result
Tracked since . Each development below is a separately scored story with its own sources — this page only groups them so the running story doesn’t crowd the main feed.
Latest development
· Free Press Journal
Timeline
- KCET DCET 2026: KEA Announces First-Round Seat Allotment Schedule For Diploma Candidates; Opens Option Entry
Limited reporting431 outlets
- Karnataka DCET 2026 Round 1 Final Allotment Result Expected Today At 6 PM
Partially corroborated542 outlets
- Andhra Pradesh ECET Phase 1 Seat Allotment Result 2026 Delayed: Check Revised Schedule
Limited reporting451 outlets
- Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions 2026 Round 1 Tentative Seat Allotment Out; Check Next Steps
Partially corroborated511 outlets
- UPTAC Counselling 2026 Round 1 Seat Allotment Result Out: Here's What To Do Next?
Partially corroborated542 outlets
- Maharashtra MBA CAP Round 1 Choice Filling Begins July 28; Seat Allotment On August 2
Partially corroborated511 outlets
- Rajasthan PTET 2026 Seat Allotment Result Announced; Here's What Candidates Need To Do Next
Limited reporting451 outlets
- COMEDK UGET 2026 Counselling: Choice Editing Window Extended; Round 1 Allotment On July 28
Limited reporting431 outlets
- Karnataka DCET 2026 Round 1 Option Entry Begins; Mock Allotment On July 24
Limited reporting431 outlets
- Maharashtra CET Cell To Announce MBA/MMS Round 3 Seat Allotment On July 21 As Round 2 Confirmation Closes
Limited reporting491 outlets
Reporting confidence
43/100- Corroboration
- 15/40
- Source reliability
- 19/30
- Primary source
- 0/15
- Headline check
- 9/15
1 independent reporting origin across 1 outlet — shared ownership, reprinted wire copy, and articles citing another outlet’s reporting count once.
Flags: sensationalized
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