KEA announces CAR/DAR police constable results in record five days
Karnataka Examinations Authority publishes provisional results for CAR/DAR police constable exam in record time. Objection window open until September 14.
The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has published provisional results for the City and District Armed Reserve Police Constables (CAR/DAR) written examination within just five days of the test being conducted, setting a new record for speed.
Objection window open until September 14
Candidates may submit objections to the provisional results along with supporting documents through the designated link, https://cetonline.Karnataka.in/kea/, by 5.30 p.m. on September 14, said H. Prasanna, Executive Director of KEA, in a press statement.
How the rapid processing was achieved
On the day of the examination, OMR answer sheets of the candidates were scanned and uploaded to the KEA website centre-wise. The key answers were released on September 7, and candidates were given an opportunity to submit objections until September 9. Subsequently, the revised key answers were published on September 10, explained Prasanna.
The five-day turnaround from examination to provisional results marks a significant reduction in processing time for police recruitment examinations in the state.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
How quickly were the CAR/DAR police constable results announced?
The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) published provisional results for the City and District Armed Reserve Police Constables written examination within just five days of the test being conducted, setting a new record for speed.
Until when can candidates submit objections to the results?
Candidates may submit objections to the provisional results along with supporting documents through https://cetonline.Karnataka.in/kea/ by 5:30 p.m. on September 14.
How did KEA achieve such rapid result processing?
On examination day, OMR answer sheets were scanned and uploaded centre-wise to the KEA website. Key answers were released on September 7, objections were accepted until September 9, and revised key answers were published on September 10.
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