To guarantee openness in the selection of applicants for professional programs, the Karnataka government on Monday introduced a college site, KEA mobile app, and KEA Chatbot for those preparing for the Common Entrance Test (CET).

In an event held at the Bengaluru Higher Education Council, Minister of Higher Education M.C. Sudhakar unveiled the app, site, and chatbot that the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) has established.

Candidates who want to take the CET now have the opportunity to apply via the mobile app thanks to the release of the new app and site. Previously, the applicants had problems using the cyber centers to submit their applications. The qualified applicants often even missed the seats because of many technological difficulties. Candidates are now able to apply for the Diploma Common Entrance Test (DCET), UG-CET, and PG-CET.