KLEE LLM 2024 Seat Allotment

About KLEE LLM 2024 Seat Allotment

Kerala CEE LLM 2024 Seat Allotment: The KLEE CEE LLM seat allotment for round 1 is expected to be declared by the 1st week of November 2024. The allotment results will be issued in 2 phases - the provisional and the final. 

After the provisional results are issued, aspirants can raise their concerns, if any, against the provisional list. After addressing the complaints, the authority will publish the final list. The seat allotment result is declared based on the options registered by the aspirants during the Kerala CEE LLM choice filling, the reservation criteria, as well as the number of seats available. Those who secure allocation have to report to the allotted college/ institute/ university for document verification and admission. Aspirants can check the KLEE CEE LLM seat allotment 2024 results from the below links -

KLEE CEE LLM 2024 Seat Allotment: Important Dates

Some crucial dates for the Kerala CEE LLM seat allotment 2024 and other major events are listed below -

KLEE CEE LLM 2024 Seat Allotment Procedure

Candidates must attend the college/ institute on the date and time specified in the KLEE CEE LLM seat allotment notification. The entire seat allocation process is outlined here. Here are the crucial steps for the Kerala CEE LLM 2024 seat allotment process - 

• Candidates will be able to access the result via the direct link provided on the Kerala CEE LLM homepage or by logging into the “Candidate Portal”. Once they log in to the portal, they will find the “Allotment Result” link, by clicking on which they can download the allotment memo.
• The allotment memo contains information such as the name of the applicant, roll number, allocation details, tuition payments, and so on. The candidate must print out the allotment memo. Candidates can obtain the Data Sheet by logging into their Home Page and then clicking the Menu Item 'Data Sheet.'
• Candidates who receive allotment should report for admission to the Principal of the colleges to which they have been assigned on the dates provided, along with the allotment note and the relevant documentation specified in the prospectus.
• At the time of admission, they must pay the full fees as specified by the government at the allotted college. On the given day, all College Principals must accept and upload the list of admitted candidates via the Online Admission Management System (OAMS).

KLEE CEE LLM 2024 Seat Allotment: Centralised Allotment Process (CAP) and Online Submission of Options

To allocate LLM courses, the Centralised Allotment Process (CAP) shall be completed online. Candidates will be able to choose courses/ colleges based on their performance in the Kerala CEE LLM entrance exam for admission to LLM. Courses/ colleges shall be assigned strictly in line with the rank list and category lists for the General Merit and Reservation categories.

• Allotment to all courses for all categories will be made through a Centralised Allotment Process, which is a Single Window System (SWS) of Allotment to give allotments to LLM seats in Government Law colleges and Government Merit seats in Private Self Financing colleges based on the options submitted online by candidates who have been included in the CEE's Rank list and Category lists based on the entrance examination for admission to LLM.
• Candidates should only register for courses and colleges that they are certain they will attend upon allotment. 
• If the candidate fails to pay the fees / join the college, they will forfeit the allotment as well as all other possibilities. When a candidate is allotted, the preceding allotment, if any, is instantly cancelled.
• Candidates must record their options on the candidate's 'Home Page' via the internet within the time frame specified.
• The alternative registration facility will be provided only during the period mentioned in the CEE notifications.
• Only candidates whose names appear on the Kerala State Rank List and Category List of the Kerala CEE LLM Entrance Examination, provided by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, are eligible to register online.
• The candidate can access their home page by successfully entering their application number, password, and access code for registering, and then saving their preferences.
• When the candidate is finished reviewing the alternatives, they should log out from the system by clicking on the "logout" link. They must not leave the system without first logging out. 
• The 'Option Registration' process is complete when the candidate logs out of the portal.

KLEE CEE LLM 2024 Processing of Options and Allotment

Here are the major steps in the option processing and allotment process of Kerala CEE LLM 2024 -

Allotment Schedule and Allotment Memo: 

After the registration period, the options will be processed, and the allotment for all programmes will be published on the CEE's website, www.cee.kerala.gov.in, on the date specified by the CEE. The allocation memo, which may be printed from the website or the candidate login, will show the course and institution to which the applicant has been assigned and the amount to be paid for the course. The CEE will issue all necessary notifications regarding the allocation schedule.

Remittance of Fee: 

The stipulated course fees must be paid by the individual at the college assigned to them when applying for admission.

Admission for all courses: 

Students who have been approved for a programme and have paid the required tuition by the CEE's deadline must enrol in the program's corresponding college. Aspirants who do not pay the required money or who do not enrol in the college by the deadline set for doing so will forfeit their enrollment spot and any other choices that may have been available to them. 

If a candidate receives an offer they accept and does not wish to be considered for the remaining possibilities, they will have the option to cancel those options.

Last Rank Details:

Following each allocation, the allotment's final rank information will be made publicly available on the internet and published following the event. The final rank that is assigned will be the candidate's rank; it will not be the candidate's position in the category list.

KLEE LLM 2024 Mop Up Allotment

After the second stage of the centralised allotment procedure, the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations carries out a mop-up allotment to fill any vacancies that may remain or appear in the several Law Colleges that offer the LLM Course. Applicants who are included in the Rank List or Category-wise Lists of candidates for the LLM course can enrol fresh options for mop-up allocation through the official website following the directions given by the CEE.

Candidates who previously enrolled in a college due to being selected in the CAP's first or second phase results are still fit to participate in the mop-up allocation provided they register new alternatives.

General Rules of KLEE LLM 2024Mop Up Allotment

Here are some general rules of Kerala CEE LLM mop-up allotment - 

• If no seat is assigned to the person in the mop-up allotment, the existing admission, whether any, shall remain. 
• If a seat is awarded to the candidate in the mop-up allotment, the current admission, if any, will be cancelled, and the candidate must accept the new allocation.
• Vacancies may occur as a result of options upgrades to higher choices or category conversions during the choice processing for the mop-up allotment. 
• Depending on the options indicated by the contenders for the mop-up allotment process, these potential openings will also be filled in the mop-up allocation. 
• Candidates should consider these potential opportunities in addition to the actual vacancies available at the commencement of the mop-up phase of the allotment procedure.
• Mop-up allotment seats cannot be changed at any time. Candidates who are assigned a seat in the mop-up allocation regardless of admission status will not be eligible for any further allotments.
• Suppose candidates who have already been admitted to the LLM programme through prior rounds of allotment by the CEE Kerala receive a seat allocation through the mop-up allotment. In that case, the candidate's current admission will be withdrawn. 
• As a result, candidates should exercise extreme caution while providing selections and select just the universities or colleges where they desire to study if they receive an allotment.
• The various lists of applicants for the college-level random vacancy filling after the mop-up allocation will be generated based on the preferences entered for the mop-up allocation procedure. 
• Candidates who wish to take part in the institution-level vacancy filling should also engage in the mop-up allotment by registering new alternatives for the mop-up allocation.

Conversion of seats 

If a category seat remains unfilled due to a lack of alternatives, even after new options are registered for the mop-up allocation, the below conversion formula will be used as part of the mop-up allotment procedure. As a result, candidates are recommended to register choices for mop-up allocation in advance of any openings that may develop as a result of the appropriate category conversion requirements.

Registration Fees 

Candidates who want to register options in the mop-up allotment must pay separate registration costs to the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations. Candidates who choose to register only for Government Law Colleges must pay an amount set by the government as an annual tuition fee as a registration fee to the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations. Candidates who wish to register for self-financing law colleges must pay one-third of the annual tuition cost set by the government (up to a maximum of Rs 10,000 only) as a registration fee to the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations. In this instance, candidates can apply to both Government and private law schools. 

The registration fees of applicants who do not receive any allotment during the mop-up phase will be refunded, however, the registration fee of applicants who do not join the course despite being allotted through the mop-up phase will be viewed as a penalty and will not be paid.

KLEE CEE LLM 2024 Allotment Memo

The allocation to colleges will be based on the distribution of slots for the programme in each institution. However, when the above-mentioned selection process is applied, the distribution of seats for allocation in certain colleges is likely to alter. Following the online allotment process, the shortlisted candidates will get an allocation/ allotment memo (Final Selection Memo). Candidates are required to report to the college to which they have been selected. Candidates should come to the institution with their parents/ guardians to apply for admission.

Under no circumstances will an extension of the deadline for reporting to the college be granted. Failure of the aspirant to appear before the Principal on the stated date and time would result in their admission to the programme being forfeited, and they will not be accepted for any future openings. Vacancies that arise after the initial round of seat allotment will be filled per the candidates' rank and options and the reservation criteria based on the priority indicated on the options form. There will be no transfer of applicants from one institution to another.

Candidates who receive TC after enrolling in a college are ineligible for additional allotments under the Centralised Allotment Process (CAP)

Post Allotment Activities

Find the major pointers regarding the post-allotment activities of Kerala CEE LLM 2024 -

Reporting at the College

Candidates who receive an allotment must report to the Principal / Head of the concerned institute with the appropriate documents for an individual interview on the dates specified.

Verification of the Documents

The Principal / Head of the institution must be personally accountable for checking and certifying the authenticity of the paperwork or documents presented by the candidate while requesting enrollment to the institution. 

Failure to Report for Admission

Applicants who do not join the college on the specified date will be denied admission later. They will not be eligible for any future Centralised Allotment Process allotments (CAP). The statewide selection principle determines admission and seat allocation.

As a result, the total number of slots offered in all institutes will be divided statewide for the various categories using the required reservation principle outlined in the guidelines. While doing selection according to the statewide seat rules, an institute-wise division of seats for the various categories will also be maintained. The authorities will simultaneously follow the reservation principle institute-wise, for the distribution of seats for the programme in each college.

Selection / Allotment of College

The candidate's rank will determine the selection and allocation of a candidate to any institution in the application process and the number of open seats at the particular moment when the candidate submits their preference. When calculating the share of reservation, a candidate from a reserved category entitled to admission on the grounds of their merit will have the option of enrolling to colleges where a defined number of seats have been kept for the reserved category. 

However, when doing so, he will be considered to have been admitted as a candidate from an open category, not as a candidate from a reserved category. This is because he is entitled to admission on the basis of his merit.