The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has released the UGNEET 2026 score list, marking the first step in this year’s counselling process for admission to Medical, Dental and AYUSH courses in the state. The list, compiled using NEET UG 2026 data supplied by the National Testing Agency, covers candidates competing for seats under the Karnataka state quota.
The document runs over 1,600 pages and lists more than 69,000 candidates, ranked from the state’s top scorer down to a cut-off score of 177. Each entry records the candidate’s roll number, their All India Rank, and their NBE score, giving aspirants a clear picture of where they stand in the state-level merit order.
KEA has clarified that the list reflects data exactly as received from NTA, and that candidates will need to independently verify their eligibility and reservation category once the counselling bulletin is out. The authority is expected to release a detailed Information Bulletin shortly, laying out eligibility norms, reservation criteria, and the document verification process for this year’s counselling rounds.
For now, candidates who find their names on the list are being asked to complete NEET roll number entry through KEA’s official portal as the first step toward registering for UGCET-2026 counselling. Officials have advised aspirants to keep their NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard ready ahead of the registration process.
Key highlights of the KEA UGNEET 2026 score list:
- Covers over 69,000 candidates under the Karnataka state quota
- Highest NBE score recorded is 700, with a cut-off of 177 at the bottom of the list
- Each entry shows roll number, All India Rank, and NBE score
- Merit data reflects figures exactly as received from NTA
- Full Information Bulletin with eligibility and reservation norms to follow separately
KEA UGNEET 2026 Score List PDF
The complete score list can be downloaded from the link below:
With the score list now public, attention shifts to the release of the counselling schedule, which will determine how soon seat allotment rounds for Karnataka’s medical colleges begin.
