JEE MAIN 2025 CSAB NEUT
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CSAB NEUT Counselling 2023- CSAB has started CSAB NEUT Counselling 2023 for admission to engineering and architecture at the participating colleges. CSAB NEUT Counselling starts after the declaration of JEE Main Result for all the sessions. Candidates allotted seats under CSAB NEUT Seat Allotment 2023 can check their result online at csab.nic.in and pay the seat acceptance fee (SAF) of INR 3000 (subject to change). Check JEE Main Counselling 2023
Direct link for CSAB NEUT 2023 Counselling Seat Allotmen (Soon) | CSAB NEUT 2023 Official Website (Soon) |
What is CSAB NEUT?
CSAB NEUT or Central Seat Allocation Board for North Eastern States & Union Territories is conducted for engineering/ technology/ architecture seats in 8 North East States and 4 Union Territories. CSAB NEUT uses the AIR released by NTA after JEE Main 2023 for seat allocation. Candidates must note that these seats are other than those offered through CSAB 2023.
CSAB NEUT Counselling 2023 schedule has been released for admission to seats not covered under JoSAA and CSAB and some seats at NERIST, Itanagar. Candidates can check the complete schedule in the table below-
Events | Date and Time |
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Registration and Document Uploading | To be announced |
Document Verification | To be announced |
Choice Filling | To be announced |
Reconciliation of data, verification and validation of allocated seats by authorities | To be announced |
CSAB NEUT Seat Allotment for Round 1 | To be announced |
Online Reporting and Payment of Seat Acceptance Fee (SAF) | To be announced |
Reconciliation of data, verification and validation of allocated seats by authorities | To be announced |
CSAB NEUT Seat Allotment for Round 2 | To be announced |
Online Reporting and Payment of Seat Acceptance Fee (SAF) | To be announced |
Seat Withdrawal | To be announced |
Reporting at Allotted Institute for Admission | To be announced |
CSAB NEUT Spot Round (if any) | To be announced |
Reporting Center to Report Admission Data to CSAB | To be announced |
Candidates can follow any one of the options mentioned below based on the outcome of CSAB NEUT Special Round-I;
A)
B)
The academic qualification and eligibility for JEE Main are also mandatory for the candidates registering for CSAB NEUT Counselling 2023.
The minimum requirement that a candidate should attain are:-
Candidates appearing for CSAB NEUT Counselling must have completed 10+2 or equivalent qualifications recognized as per CSAB. The qualifications considered equivalent to 10+2 by CSAB is listed below.
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CSAB NEUT Counselling 2023 registration will be completed in 2 rounds and a Spot Counselling Round. Candidates have to follow the mentioned pre-allotment steps-
Online Registration- First make sure you fulfill the eligibility on the basis of All India Ranks then register on the official website csab.nic.in. For Pharmacy courses, you have to register on a separate link displayed on the official website.
For online registration-
Verification of Score Card, Admit Card, Domicile Documents all the supporting documents and Photo ID for verification purposes. Final registration of candidates is done following the Verification.
Here you have to submit your choice of branches and institutions in decreasing order of your preference.
For B.E./B.Tech, B.Arch, and B.Plan students-
For Pharmacy Students-
For pharmacy students, the registration and choice filling will be a combined process, visit the official website and,
If you forget to lock your choices then your last saved choice will be considered as final. Take a print out of your locked choices along with the terms and conditions and sign it. You have to produce this document at the reporting time at your designated center.
For online seat allotment, a policy will be followed according to which seat allotment will be done in 2 rounds:-
Note:- For SC/ST/Reserved Category students first seats will be allotted on the basis of Open seats in term of AIR but if they do not get a seat under open category then they will be considered for seats under the reserved category.
Candidates have to report at the designated center in person with documents and demand draft of security deposits. Candidates who will be allotted seats will have to submit an amount of INR 3000 in form of demand draft drawn in favor of CSAB NEUT conducting authority. This amount will be considered as refundable security and will be returned to students who will not join the designated college. Entire fee of the college has to be submitted directly to the institution.
After the declaration of the list of seats allotted in the first round, candidates who are satisfied with their designated institution and do not wish to attend the 2nd round of seat allotment should go to their allotted college as per the admission schedule of the allotted college.
However, the candidates who wish to attend 2nd round have to wait for the release of 2nd list of seat allotment, after that they also have to go to the allotted institution in person as per their admission schedule. Candidates who will go for the second round of seat allotment, their first seat allotment letter will get rejected eventually.
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Candidates must carry the following documents in original and a set of photocopies at the time of reporting:
Allocation of seats will be coordinated by CSAB NEUT 2023 on behalf of Ministry of Human Resource Development. Reservation of seats is decided as per the policy of the respective state/UT, at the MHRD specified Institutes. Candidates can check the state-wise category for CSAB NEUT Counselling to check their eligibility as well as the category code they should apply under.
Certain Seats in IITs/ISM/NITs/IIITs/GFTIs are reserved in the participating colleges of JEE Main 2023 and JEE Advanced 2023 for the candidates belonging to North East Region and Union Territories. A separate counselling wing namely, CSAB NEUT Counselling is responsible for counselling of such candidates.
Candidates belonging to the following States and Union Territories are eligible for Reservation under JEE CSAB NEUT 2023 Counselling. List of States considered for Reservation under CSAT NEUT is mentioned below:
List of States Under CSAB-NEUT | |
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Arunachal Pradesh | Sikkim |
Assam | Tripura |
Meghalaya | Nagaland |
Mizoram | Manipur |
List of Union Territories Under CSAB-NEUT | |
Dadra and Nagar Haveli | Andaman and Nicobar Islands |
Lakshadweep | Daman and Diu |
It is important to note that these seats are offered separately from the Central Seat Allocation Board (CSAB).
The seat matrix of CSAB NEUT Counselling 2023 is yet to be released. Candidates can refer to the previous year’s seat matrix for their understanding.
CSAB will conduct special round counselling for JoSAA NIT+ Admissions 2023 for vacant seats at NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs left after JoSAA Counselling 2023. CSAB Special Counselling 2023 registration and choice filling have started. Candidates can complete CSAB Special Counselling 2023 registration till October 28 (5 PM). The first round of allotment results for CSAB Special is going to be released on October 30 (5 PM).
Events | Dates |
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Display of Vacancies after JoSAA Rounds | To be announced |
Registration, Payment of Special Round Enrollment Fee & Choice Filling, Physical Verification of PwD candidates Starts | To be announced |
Registration and Payment of Special Round Enrollment Fee Ends | To be announced |
Choice Filling and Physical Verification of PwD candidates Ends | To be announced |
Display of CSAB Special Round 1 Seat Allotment | To be announced |
Exercising Willingness (Freeze/ Slide/ Float/ Surrender/ Withdraw/ Exit), Online Reporting | To be announced |
Last Day to respond to queries of Document verifying officer | To be announced |
Display of CSAB Special Round 2 Seat Allotment | To be announced |
Online Reporting | To be announced |
Last Day to respond to queries of Document verifying officer | To be announced |
Physical Reporting at Allotted Institutes and Balance Fee Payment | To be announced |
Rounds | CSAB Special Rounds - Opening and Closing Ranks | ||
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IIITs | NITs | GFTIs | |
Round 1 | Download | Download | Download |
Round 2 | Download | Download | Download |
Ques. Will my choices filled in JoSAA be carried forward or I will have to fill choices again in Special Round?
Ans. Special Round is a process conducted by CSAB 2023 only for NIT + System and is separate from JoSAA, hence a candidate will have to register again and will be required to fill-in choices again from the seat matrix of NIT + System Institutes.
Ques. Can I participate again in joint seat allocation in the next round once I reject/withdraw the allocated seat?
Ans. No. You cannot participate anymore in seat allocation for the academic year 2023-23 for 7 JoSAA rounds. However, you can participate in the Special Vacant Seat Filling Round conducted by CSAB only for NIT + System institutes.
Ques. Will there be any other round after seven JoSAA Rounds?
Ans. There will be one Special Vacant Seats Filling round after regular JoSAA rounds only for NIT + Institutes. Details of this special round will be available on the website csab.nic.in
Ques. How JoSSA different from CSAB?
Ans. JoSSA is different from CSAB in terms of its counselling sessions. When JoSSA concludes its admission process for seat filling in IITs, NITs, and other Engineering Colleges then CSAB conducts some special rounds of interviews to fill the vacant seats in those institutes.
Ques. Will CSAB 2023 Conduct spot counselling rounds?
Ans. Yes, there are chances of conducting spot counselling rounds if there are seats left after all the seven rounds of counselling.
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