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KLEEE 2026 Phase 1 Registration Closing TodayKLEEE 2026 Phase 1 Registration Closing Today : KL University will be closing KLEEE 2026 Phase 1 Registration today, November 12. If you have not submitted your application yet, ensure to check your eligibility criteria and apply before the deadline at www.kluniversity.in, as applications will not be accepted after today. The application portal will be closed from tomorrow, and only candidates who have registered will be eligible to receive their admit cards, which are scheduled to be released on November 13, 2025.
Steps to Register for KLEEE 2026 Phase 1
Candidates can check out the steps to register for KLEEE 2026 Phase 1 below:
Step 1 : Go to the KL University website at kluniversity.in and navigate to the admissions section. Scroll down and click on the "Apply Now" button under BTech, UG, and PG Admissions 2026-27 AY.
Step 2 : A dialogue box will appear, asking for basic details such as your name, email address, and WhatsApp number. Enter the required information and validate your WhatsApp number with an OTP. You will also need to select your state, city, campus, and program, and enter the captcha displayed on the screen. Make sure to read and accept the terms and conditions before clicking on the submit button.
Step 3 : The registration form will open up, requiring you to enter your personal and educational details. Fill in all the required fields accurately, ensuring there are no errors or omissions. You will also need to upload the necessary documents for registration.
Step 4 : Carefully review the registration form to ensure all information is accurate and complete. Once satisfied, apply.
Step 5 : After applying, take a printout of the e-receipt and e-application form for future reference and keep them safe for later access.
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