Karnataka KEA Diploma Pharmacy Mock Allotment 2026 Announced

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has officially released the Round 1 mock seat allotment results for Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) admissions for the academic year 2026. Candidates who have successfully registered for the ongoing counselling process can now view their indicative seat allocations through the official KEA web portal.

The release of the mock allotment serves as an exploratory tool for applicants. It provides candidates with a clear understanding of the colleges they are likely to secure based on their respective merit ranks and the preferences they submitted during the choice-filling window. Authorities emphasize that this is merely an indicative allotment and does not represent the final seat distribution.

Important Deadlines and Schedule

Applicants have been granted a brief window to review their mock allotment status and make necessary adjustments to their college choices. The key dates governing this phase of the counselling process are:

- Round 1 Mock Seat Allotment Result: Released - Deadline to Modify College Preferences: October 28, 2026, by 1:00 PM - Deadline to Submit Objections: October 28, 2026, by 1:00 PM - Final Round 1 Seat Allotment Announcement: To be notified separately by KEA

Candidates are permitted to add, delete, or rearrange their college preferences and submit official objections, if any, before the cutoff time elapses.

Steps to Check the D.Pharm Mock Allotment Result

Registered aspirants seeking to review their provisional allotment status can follow these structured steps:

1. Navigate to the official Karnataka Examinations Authority website. 2. Access the dedicated Diploma in Pharmacy admission or counselling portal section. 3. Locate and select the designated link for the D.Pharm Round 1 mock seat allotment result. 4. Input the requested registration credentials and login details when prompted. 5. Review the indicative allotment details displayed on the interface. 6. Download and preserve a digital or printed copy of the status page for future reference.

Experts advise all candidates to carefully verify their allotted institutions and review their priority lists before the preference-modification window closes.