CET results to be announced tomorrow, May 24
Bengaluru: The results of the Common Entrance Test (CET), conducted by the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) for admission to various professional degree courses including engineering, will be announced tomorrow, May 24.
Candidates can access their results after 2 PM by visiting either of the following official websites: https://cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/ugcetrank2025/checkresult.aspx or https://karresults.nic.in.
The CET examination was conducted across 775 centres in the state on April 16 and 17. A separate Kannada language test was held on April 15 for Kannadiga students from Horanadu and Gadinadu regions at five centres.
A total of 3.31 lakh candidates had registered for CET, with 94% of them appearing for the exam. For the Kannada language test, 2,500 applications were received and 1,958 candidates appeared.
Of the total candidates, 3,04,186 appeared for the Mathematics paper, while 2,39,848 wrote the Life Sciences paper. As many as 3,11,690 candidates each appeared for the Physics and Chemistry papers.
The results for all these candidates will be formally announced at 11:30 AM tomorrow by Higher Education Minister Dr. M.C. Sudhakar at the KEA office.
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Seven arrested in Manipal for ganja, LSD peddling, consumption
Udupi (Karnataka), Aug 18 (PTI): Seven individuals were arrested in Manipal on charges of peddling and consuming narcotics, including ganja and LSD, police said here on Monday.
Four of the accused—Ajish (28), Vipin (32), Bipin (24), and Akhil (26), all from Kerala—were first apprehended after their samples tested positive for ganja consumption. Interrogation revealed that they were being supplied by Manish (34) of Kasaragod.
A raid at Manish’s flat in Vidyaratna Nagar on August 17 recovered 653 grams of ganja, digital scales, a crusher, cash, and a mobile phone. He has been remanded to judicial custody and is counted among the seven arrested.
Separately, a raid on August 16 at a rented room in Ishwara Nagara led to the arrest of Afshin (26) from Kerala and Shivanidhi Acharya (20) of Udupi. Police recovered 1.237 kg of ganja, 0.038 grams of LSD strips, and related paraphernalia.
Investigations indicated that the accused had been targeting both students and migrant workers in Manipal and Mangaluru. The operation was coordinated under the guidance of Udupi Superintendent of Police Hariram Shankar.
