Even as 33,432 candidates registered for medical courses and 4,896 opted for dental courses in the second, extended round of counselling, 142 seats in dental colleges and 21 slots in medical institutions in the State remained unfilled on Saturday.
According to the Karnataka Examinations Authority, candidates, who have been allotted seats, have to pay their fees between Sunday and Monday and download their admission orders.
They also have to report to their respective colleges by Monday after making the payment and collecting their admission orders.