The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) issues a warning to students appearing for the KCET Exam 2026 about fake websites that attempt to mislead and dupe applicants. The authority advises candidates to stay cautious while accessing exam-related information and to rely only on official sources.
According to the latest advisory, several unauthorized websites and links claim to provide application services, admit cards, or result updates. These platforms may collect personal information or charge fees fraudulently. KEA urges students not to share sensitive details such as login credentials, personal data, or payment information on such websites.
Candidates should always verify the website URL before proceeding with any application or payment process. Using only the official KEA portal ensures that students receive accurate information and remain protected from scams.
Key highlights
- KEA warns KCET 2026 students about fake websites
- Unauthorized platforms may attempt to collect personal data
- Students should use only official portals
- Avoid sharing login details and payment information
- Stay alert to prevent online fraud and scams
To get authentic updates, application details, and official notifications, visit the KEA website. Students should rely only on the official portal for secure and accurate information.