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JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023: CSAB Special, CSAB NEUT, JoSAA, and SFTI, Seat Matrix
JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023: JoSAA Counselling 2023 is going to commence after the declaration of JEE Main Result for all the sessions. JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023 through CSAB Special 2023 will start after the completion of JoSAA Counselling 2023. Candidates allotted a seat can submit willingness and complete online reporting before the declared last date. Check CSAB Special Counselling 2023
JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023 through CSAB NEUT is usually scheduled after the completion of special round of counselling. Candidates allotted a seat through JEE Main 2023 Counselling have to decide whether they want to accept the seat offered or move to the next counselling round. Candidates have to choose float, freeze, slide or withdraw as one of the options during JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023. Check JEE Main 2023 Counselling
JoSAA conducted counselling for a total of 54477 seats available last year at 114 institutes accepting JEE Main 2023 and JEE Advanced 2023 score including 23 IITs, 31 NITs, IIEST Shibpur, 26 IIITs and 29 GFTIs.
| Direct Link to JoSAA 2023 Seat Allotment Result (Soon) | Direct Link to CSAB NEUT 2023 Seat Allotment (Soon) | Direct link to CSAB Special 2023 Seat Allotment (Soon) |
JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023 Dates
| Event | Date | |
|---|---|---|
| Result | JEE Main 2023 Result | To be announced |
| JEE Advanced 2023 Result | To be announced | |
| AAT 2023 Result | To be announced | |
| Candidate Registration and Choice | JoSAA 2023 Candidate Registration/ Choice Filling | To be announced |
| JoSAA 2023 Candidate Registration/ Choice Filling for AAT-specific choices | To be announced | |
| Display of Mock Seat Allocation-1 (based on the choices filled in as of Sept 17, 20:00 IST) | To be announced | |
| Display of Mock Seat Allocation-2 (based on the choices filled in as of Sept 19, 17:00 IST) JoSAA 2023 Choice Locking | To be announced | |
| Last Date for JoSAA 2023 Candidate Registration/ Choice Filling | To be announced | |
| Reconciliation of data, verification, and validation of allocated seats | To be announced | |
| Round 1 | JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 1 | To be announced |
| Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by candidate to query (if required) | To be announced | |
| Last day to respond to query | To be announced | |
| Round 2 | JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 2 | To be announced |
| Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by candidate to query (if required) | To be announced | |
| Last day to respond to query | To be announced | |
| Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat / Exit from Seat Allocation Process | To be announced | |
| Withdrawal Query Response | To be announced | |
| Round 3 | JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 3 | To be announced |
| Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by candidate to query (if required) | To be announced | |
| Last day to respond to query | To be announced | |
| Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat / Exit from Seat Allocation Process | To be announced | |
| Withdrawal Query Response | To be announced | |
| Round 4 | JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 4 | To be announced |
| Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by candidate to query (if required) | To be announced | |
| Last day to respond to query | To be announced | |
| Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat / Exit from Seat Allocation Process | To be announced | |
| Withdrawal Query Response | To be announced | |
| Round 5 | JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 5 | To be announced |
| Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by candidate to query (if required) | To be announced | |
| Last day to respond to query | To be announced | |
| Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat / Exit from Seat Allocation Process | To be announced | |
| Withdrawal Query Response | To be announced | |
| Round 6 | JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 6 (Final Round of seat allocation for IITs) | To be announced |
| Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by candidate to query (if required) | To be announced | |
| Last day to respond to query | To be announced | |
| For NIT+ system only | Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat (Round 6) | To be announced |
| Withdrawal Query Response | To be announced | |
| Online payment of Partial Admission Fee (PAF) | To be announced | |
JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023
- JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023 is purely based on the merit and the choices made by candidates in JoSAA and CSAB.
- Once the allotted seat is rejected, a candidate is not allowed to participate in the further rounds of JEE Main 2023 counselling.
- After the JoSAA seat allotment, CSAB counselling will take place.
The selected candidates must follow the steps given below to participate in the counselling process and important steps after JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023:
Step 1 – JEE Main Counselling Registration
- Visit the official website of JoSAA or CSAB
- Click Registration link and fill in all the required details.
- Furnish all the details carefully before finally submitting it.
- Make the required payment for counselling.
- Counselling fee can be paid via challan, debit card or credit card.
Step 2 – JEE Main Choice Filling
- Fill your choice of colleges as per your preference.
- Login to your account and mark options of colleges and courses to fill the preference.
- Choose carefully and according to the merit.
- The choices made will not be changed or altered in any manner once submitted.
Step 3 – JEE Main Seat Allotment, Document Verification, and Reporting
- JEE Main Seat Allotment is done on the basis of the merit list, the preferences given and reservation norms of the institute.
- Counselling will be conducted in multiple rounds and thus, seat allotment is carried out in each round.
- Report at the allotted center for document verification by the officials and reserve a seat.
- Pay the fee for the seat allotment process in time.
- Any request for getting admitted or payment of the fee after the last date will not be entertained.
- Lastly, a provisional admission letter will be issued.
JEE Main Seat Allotment 2023: Important Details
- CSAB SFTI is separate counselling that is conducted for admission to 18 SFTIs (Self Funded Technical Institutions).
- CSAB NEUT Counselling is conducted for seats reserved in AICTE-approved Institutes in India that are not covered under CSAB for the North Eastern States & Union Territories (NEUT).
- All the NITs except NIT Warangal, Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra and Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur offer seats under the Home State Quota and Other State Quota.
- For Assam University, Silchar, candidates are offered seats under the Home State Quota and All India Quota. Read about JoSAA Counselling
- NIT, Warangal allocates seats under Home State Quota, Other State Quota, and Andhra Pradesh Quota.
The states and union territories with no NIT will be allocated seats in the following institutes:
| Union Territories | Institute |
|---|---|
| Andaman And Nicobar Islands | NIT Puducherry |
| Lakshadweep | NIT Goa |
| Daman and Diu | NIT Goa |
| Dadra and Nagar Haveli | NIT Goa |
| Chandigarh | NIT Delhi |
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JEE Main Documents Required
Candidate must report to the allotted institute with all the required documents. Failing to do so will result in cancellation of candidature.
- 3 passport size photographs
- JEE Main Admit Card
- JEE Main Rank Card
- Date of Birth proof
- Class 10th mark sheet
- Class 12th mark sheet
- Migration Certificate
- Caste Certificate
- Character certificate issued by the high school
- Copy of Confirmation Page
- Provisional JoSAA seat allotment letter
Know more aboutDocuments Required for JEE Main Counselling
JEE Main 2023 Spot Counselling
- In case, there are vacant seats even after the usual rounds of counselling, then JoSAA conducts Spot Counselling for allocation of such seats.
- Candidates do not have to apply separately for the spot counselling round in JEE Main.
- Any candidate who has not been allotted any seat during usual rounds can appear for.
- Candidates who did not apply for the usual rounds of allotment can appear for Spot Counselling.
- The candidates who have missed the registration for JEE Main Counselling earlier have to register for Spot Counselling.
- Candidates who are applying fresh will have to lock the choices and make the payment of the fee before the last date.
CheckJEE Main Counselling
JoSAA Dual Reporting for Seat Allotment
- According to JoSAA, Dual Reporting is the one time chance to switch the allocated seat.
- A chance to apply again for the counselling and then fill their choices will be given to a candidate.
- Dual Reporting is reporting twice to switch the allocated seat from one institute to another.
- Candidates can dual report when they want to change the allotment from NIT + System Changes to an IIT/ ISM.
- If the candidate is allocated seat in NITs, IIITs or Other GFTIs but looking forward to confirming the allocated seat in IITs/ISM, in the next round of counselling, are required report once again at IIT/ISM Reporting Center.
- Same has to be done by candidates who wish to leave the seat in IIT/ISM, to confirm the seat allocated in NITs + System Change.
- He/she will also have to report again at the NITs + System Change Reporting Center.
- Failure to do so, the candidates will end up losing the seat in both NIT + System Change and IIT/ISM
JoSAA Seat Matrix 2023
JoSAA has yet to release the information on number of seats available at IITs. NITs, IIITs and GFTIs for JEE Main 2023 candidates for the academic session 2023-24. Candidates can refer to last years seat matrix tabulated below:
| Categories | IITs | NITs | IIITs | GFTIs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | 6383 | 9178 | 2822 | 3149 |
| Open-PwD | 346 | 469 | 129 | 171 |
| Gen EWS | 1568 | 2264 | 658 | 640 |
| Gen EWS- PwD | 84 | 133 | 30 | 33 |
| SC | 2370 | 3366 | 1006 | 922 |
| SC- PwD | 122 | 190 | 49 | 51 |
| ST | 1179 | 2032 | 512 | 557 |
| ST- PwD | 61 | 106 | 18 | 27 |
| OBC- NCL | 4259 | 5939 | 1810 | 1155 |
| OBC-NCL- PwD | 226 | 317 | 92 | 54 |
| Total | 16598 | 23994 | 7126 | 6759 |
JEE Main Seat Allotment FAQs
Ques.Can I participate in the seat allotment in further rounds without accepting the currently offered seat?
Ans. It is advised to not fill-in the choices for the courses that you are not interested. In case, you do not accept the seat, you will be out from the seat allotment procedure and will not be able to participate in further JoSAA rounds. Such candidates can participate in CSAB Special Round (conducted only for NITs, IIITs & GFTIs).
Ques.I got a seat in the first round of allotment. Due to some unavoidable reason, I will not be able to accept the seat at this moment. Can I accept the same seat later?
Ans. No, it is necessary to report in person and accept the seat in the respective seat acceptance period of the round. Failing to do so will result in losing the seat and will be out of seat allotment process in JoSAA. However, such candidates can participate in CSAB Special Round.
Ques. I am from Bhopal and I have been offered a seat in an IIT. Can I report at the RC at NIT Bhopal for accepting the seat?
Ans. No, anyone who is offered a seat in an IIT must report at any of the 17 reporting centers of IITs. The list is available on the JoSAA portal.
Ques.What is the meaning of dual reporting in JEE Main?
Ans. If you have accepted an NIT seat in the previous round and your seat is now upgraded to an IIT, then you have to report at an RC of IITs and accept the seat. Otherwise, you will lose both the seats. Similarly, if a candidate’s seat is changed from an IIT to an NIT, he has to report at an RC of NIT to accept the seat.
Ques. Will there be a spot counselling round for NITs/IIITs/Other-GFTIs?
Ans. No, there is no spot round. But, there will be a special round for NITs/IIITs/Other-GFTIs only after all the 7 rounds of seat allocation are over. This would involve new choice filling where all candidates (including those who are already admitted, non-admitted and those who did not fill choices earlier) can fill-in their choices.
Ques. Is JoSAA responsible for seat matrix data?
Ans. No, JoSAA is not responsible for the seat matrix data. The authority only allocates seats as per the seat matrix data provided by the participating institutes.
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