Do I need a separate KCET admit card 2025 for the Kannada language exam?

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No, the exam authorities do not release the KCET admit card separately for Kannada language exam. KEA issues a single KCET hall ticket 2025 for both exams. Applicants have to carry the same hall ticket for both KCET and Kannada language exam. Candidates from Horanadu and Gadinadu Kannadiga will have

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