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The remaining seats shall be filled through the Common Entrance Test conducted by the association of private professional educational institutions or association of religious and linguistic minority institutions on the basis of merit followed by centralised counselling, in a fair, transparent and non-exploitative manner as per the consensual agreement subject to such rules as may be prescribed. Subject to the consensual arrangement or agreement the State Government may, by notification, publish the seat matrix to be filled by the State common entrance test committee and the association of private unaided professional educational institutions in the manner as specified below, namely:- (A) Out of the total intake of Under-graduate Medical or Dental seats, in an unaided non-minority professional educational institutions:- (i) not less than forty percent of the seats in case of Medical seats and not less than thirty five percent of the seats in case of Dental seats shall be filled up through Common Entrance Test conducted by State Common Entrance Test Committee; (ii) not more than forty percent of the seats in case of Medical seats and not more than Forty five percent of the seats in case of Dental seats shall be filled up by the merit list of Common Entrance Test conducted by the Association of non-minority unaided Professional Educational Institutions; (iii) not more than twenty percent of the seats shall be filled up by Non- Resident Indians/Management quota candidates; (B) Out of the total intake of Post-graduate Medical/Dental seats, in an unaided non-minority professional educational institutions, across the pre-clinical, para-clinical and clinical disciplines which shall be done by rotation of disciplines every year in the following manner, namely:- (i) not less than thirty-three percent of the seats shall be filled up through Common Entrance Test conducted by State Common Entrance Test Committee; (ii) not more than forty-two percent of the seats shall be filled up by the merit list of Common Entrance Test conducted by the Association of non-minority unaided Professional Educational Institutions; and (iii) not more than twenty-five percent of the seats shall be filled up by Non-Resident Indians/Management quota candidates. (C) Out of the total intake of Under-graduate Medical/Dental seats, in an unaided minority educational institutions:- (i) not less than twenty-five percent of the seats shall be filled up through Common Entrance Test conducted by State Common Entrance Test Committee; (ii) not more than fifty-five percent of the seats shall be filled up by the merit list of Common Entrance Test conducted by the Association of minority unaided Professional Educational Institutions; and (iii) not more than twenty percent of the seats shall be filled up by Non-Resident Indians/Management quota candidates. (D) Out of the total intake of Post-graduate Medical/Dental seats, in an unaided minority educational institutions, across the pre-clinical, para-clinical and clinical disciplines which shall be by rotation of disciplines every year:- (i) not less than twenty percent of the seats shall be filled up through Common Entrance Test conducted by State Common Entrance Test Committee; 10 (ii) not more than 2[fifty five percent]2 of the seats shall be filled up by the merit list of Common Entrance Test conducted by the Association of minority unaided Professional Educational Institutions; and (iii) not more than 2[twenty five percent]2 of the seats shall be filled up by Non-Resident Indians/Management quota candidates. (E) Out of the total intake of under-graduate engineering in unaided non-minority professional educational institutions,- (i) not less than forty-five percent of the seats shall be filled up through Common Entrance Test conducted by State Common Entrance Test Committee; (ii) not more than thirty percent of the seats shall be filled up by the merit list of Common Entrance Test conducted by the Association of non-minority unaided Professional Educational Institutions; and (iii) not more than twenty-five percent of the seats shall be filled up by Non-Resident Indians/Management quota candidates. (F) Out of the total intake of under-graduate engineering in unaided minority professional educational institutions,- (i) Not less than forty percent of the seats shall be filled up through Common Entrance Test conducted by the State Government; (ii) not more than thirty percent of the seats shall be filled up by the merit list of Common Entrance Test conducted by the Association of minority unaided Professional Educational Institutions; and (iii) not more than thirty percent of the seats shall be filled up by Non-Resident Indians/Management quota candidates. Provided that, in case of minority unaided professional educational institutions while filling institutional seats under clause (C), (D) and (F) not less than sixty-six percent of the seats shall be filled by minority students within the State belonging to minority to which the institution belong of the interse merit in the merit list of common entrance test. 3[Provided further that, in case the Government of India or its agency conducts common entrance test to any course of professional education the centralised counselling for allotment of seats shall be conducted by such agency as may be prescribed. Provided also that, not less than thirty percent of the institutional seats shall be filled by Karnataka Students and if sufficient number of Karnataka students are not available such seats may be filled by others.]3 (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, in case of the State Government entering into consensual agreement under sub-section (2), the fee for admission to Government seats and in private unaided professional educational institutional seats shall be at such rate with such concessions or Scholarship by the Institutions as agreed upon by such institutions and the Government in the Consensual Agreement. Provided that the State Government and individual institution can also enter into consensual agreement with mutually acceptable conditions. Provided further that any consensual agreement that has entered into between the State Government and the Association of private professional educational institutions and any notification issued or any consequential action taken by the State Government for the Academic Year 2015-16 before the commencement of the Karnataka Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admission and Determination of Fee) (Amendment) Act, 2015 shall be deemed to be valid and effective as if they have been done or taken by the State Government in accordance with this Act.