Anglo-Indian
You are from the Anglo-Indian community in Karnataka.
In short
The Anglo-Indian special category is for candidates from the Anglo-Indian community, on a community certificate from the Registered Association of the Anglo-Indian Community in Karnataka, countersigned by the Anglo-Indian MLA nominated by the Government.
Everything below is transcribed from the KEA UGCET-2026 Information Bulletin (English), 17 January 2026 (§12(g)). KEA verifies every claim — this page cannot. Where the bulletin is silent, so are we.
Who qualifies
- Candidate belongs to the Anglo-Indian community in the State of Karnataka.
The certificate, and who issues it
- A community certificate issued by the Registered Association of the Anglo-Indian Community in the State of Karnataka, countersigned by the Anglo-Indian MLA nominated by the Government.
How KEA verifies it
Documents are submitted only at the KEA office in Bengaluru. Without the countersigned community certificate, the bulletin states the candidate is not allowed for later allotment under Anglo-Indian.
How many seats?
The bulletin sets out the eligibility and the certificate, but does not print this category’s seat percentage — it is fixed by Rule 9 of the CET-2006 Admission Rules, which the bulletin references without reproducing. We will not publish a figure the document does not state; confirm the exact share against KEA before you rely on it.
Anglo-Indian category — questions and answers
Answered from verified records — official closing ranks, published fees and accreditation. Not written by students. How we verify data.
- Who qualifies for the Anglo-Indian category in KCET?
- The Anglo-Indian special category is for candidates from the Anglo-Indian community, on a community certificate from the Registered Association of the Anglo-Indian Community in Karnataka, countersigned by the Anglo-Indian MLA nominated by the Government.
- Which certificate do I need for the Anglo-Indian category?
- A community certificate issued by the Registered Association of the Anglo-Indian Community in the State of Karnataka, countersigned by the Anglo-Indian MLA nominated by the Government.
- How many Anglo-Indian seats are reserved?
- The bulletin sets out the eligibility and the certificate, but does not print this category’s seat percentage — it is fixed by Rule 9 of the CET-2006 Admission Rules, which the bulletin references without reproducing. We will not publish a figure the document does not state; confirm the exact share against KEA before you rely on it.