JoSAA Seat Matrix 2023: Check Total Seats in JEE Main

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JoSAA Seat Matrix 2023: According to last year, JoSAA Seat Matrix includes a total of 16598 seats in IITs, 23994 in NITs, 7126 in IIITs and 6759 seats in GFTIs. JoSAA releases, seat matrix after JoSAA counselling notification. Candidates can check JoSAA Seat Matrix PDF on the official website- josaa.nic.in. The PDFs have also been added to the article below. Candidates can check course-wise JoSAA Seat Matrix for top IITs, NITs, IIITs and GFTIs.

Candidates allotted seats through JEE Main Seat Allotment is based solely on JEE Main and JEE Advanced scores and choices made during JoSAA Counselling. Check JEE Main Cut off

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2022

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2022 offered 54477 B.Tech/ B.Arch/ Dual Degree seats at 23 IITs, 31 NITs, IIEST Shibpur, 26 IIITs and 33 GFTIs. Till the release of JoSAA Seat Matrix 2023 PDF, candidates can check the previous year data on total seats in JEE Mains.

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

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2022 PDF

College Category	JoSAA Seat Matrix PDF
IITs	Check Here
NITs	Check Here
IIITs	Check Here
GFTIs	Check Here

JoSAA Seat Matrix for Top JEE Main Colleges

JoSAA Seat Matrix is released based on JEE Main reservation and other criteria with respect to different social categories. The section below covers JoSAA Seat Matrix 2022 for some of the top JEE Main Colleges.

JoSAA Seat Matrix for IITs

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2022 PDF for IITs

Name of Institute	JoSAA Seat Matrix PDF
IIT Delhi	Check Here
IIT Bombay	Check Here
IIT Kanpur	Check Here
IIT Kharagpur	Check Here
IIT Madras	Check Here
ISM Dhanbad	Check Here

JoSAA Seat Matrix for NITs

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2022 PDF for NITs

Name of Institute	JoSAA Seat Matrix PDF
NIT Trichy	Check Here
NIT Warangal	Check Here
NIT Durgapur	Check Here
NIT Silchar	Check Here
NIT Kurukshetra	Check Here
IIEST Shibpur	Check Here

JoSAA Seat Matrix for IIITs

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2022 PDF for IIITs

Name of Institute	JoSAA Seat Matrix PDF
IIIT Allahabad	Check Here
IIIT Pune	Check Here
IIITDM Kancheepuram	Check Here
IIITM Gwalior	Check Here
IIIT Lucknow	Check Here
IIITDM Jabalpur	Check Here

JoSAA Seat Matrix for GFTIs

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2022 PDF for GFTIs

Name of Institute	JoSAA Seat Matrix PDF
SLIET	Check Here
BIT Mesra	Check Here
SPA Delhi	Check Here
SPA Bhopal	Check Here
PEC Chandigarh	Check Here

Course-wise Total Seats

Course-wise JoSAA Seat Matrix 2022

Top B.Tech. Courses	Total Seats in NITs	Total Seats in IIITs	Total Seats in GFTIs
B.Tech. Computer Science	3633	3030	871
B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering	3544	143	792
B.Tech. Civil Engineering	3046	–	412
B.Tech. Electrical Engineering	2026	–	101
B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering	3266	1474	807
B.Tech. Biotechnology	468	–	62
B.Arch	560	–	393
B.Tech. Aerospace Engineering	48	–	33
B.Tech. Biomedical Engineering	125	–	30
B.Tech. Agricultural Engineering	–	–	58
B.Tech. Information Technology	657	554	231
B. Planning	52	–	119

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2021

Candidates can check the category-wise JoSAA seat matrix 2021 for IITs, NITs, IIITs and GFTIs in the table below:

Category	IITs	NITs	IIITs	GFTIs
OPEN	6260	9147	2442	2906
OPEN-PwD	336	467	116	155
GEN-EWS	1526	2359	548	564
GEN-EWS-PwD	75	137	26	23
SC	2304	3341	876	809
SC-PwD	125	189	43	44
ST	1161	2043	438	485
ST-PwD	61	104	16	20
OBC-NCL	4165	5894	1561	1028
OBC-NCL-PwD	219	316	80	44
Total (including Female Supernumerary)	16232	23997	6146	6078

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2020

Category	IITs	NITs	IIITs	GFTIs	Total Seats
Open	6206	9150	2273	2682	20311
Open-PWD	328	465	103	137	1033
General-EWS	1502	2037	483	517	4539
General-EWS-PWD	71	123	25	23	242
SC	2291	3311	793	757	7152
SC-PWD	116	180	47	41	384
ST	1152	1991	400	437	3980
ST-PWD	58	123	17	20	218
OBC	4126	5824	1431	964	12345
OBC-PWD	203	302	71	42	618
Total Seats	16053	23506	5643	5620	50822

JoSAA Seat Matrix 2019

Category	IITs	NITs	IIITs	GFTIs	Total Seats
Open	5927	8897	1991	2898	19713
Open – PWD	283	442	91	146	962
SC	1939	2993	663	796	6391
SC – PWD	97	160	43	43	343
ST	969	1827	340	459	395
ST – PWD	54	108	14	21	197
OBC	3499	5212	1200	1061	10972
OBC – PWD	169	272	66	59	566
Total Seats (including Female Supernumerary)	11168	17452	4449	5635	38704

JoSAA Seat Matrix FAQs

Ques. What do you mean by JoSAA seat matrix?

Ans. JoSAA seat matrix is the total number of seats offered by different participating institutes all over India in the admission process for JEE Mains.

Ques. How many total seats in JEE Mains based on JoSAA Seat Matrix?

Ans. According to the previous year JoSAA Seat Matrix, there are 54477 B.Tech/ B.Arch/ Dual Degree seats at 23 IITs, 31 NITs, IIEST Shibpur, 26 IIITs and 33 GFTIs.These include a total of 16598 seats in IITs, 23994 in NITs, 7126 in IIITs and 6759 seats in GFTIs.

Ques. What is the meaning of an open state quota in JoSAA Seat Matrix?

Ans. Open state quota in JoSAA Seat Matrix are the seats open for all the categories of candidates whether unreserved, SC, ST, or OBC. These seats are provided under 85% of the state quota.

Ques. What are the different categories of seats available under JoSAA Seat Matrix?

Ans. JoSAA Seat Matrix is based on JEE Main Reservation. Apart from the PwD category, there are a number of other categories.

Category	Category-Seats	Category	Category-Seats
Open	Open Seats	Open - PwD	Open - PwD Seats (Person With Disability)
GEN-EWS	GEN-EWS Seats	GEN-EWS - PwD	GEN-EWS-PwD Seats (Person With Disability)
OBC-NCL	OBC-NCL Seats	OBC-NCL-PwD	OBC-NCL-PwD Seats (Person With Disability)
SC	SC Seats	SC - PwD	SC - PwD Seats (Person With Disability)
ST	ST Seats	ST - PwD	ST - PwD Seats (Person With Disability)

JEE Main 2025 : 51 Answered QuestionsView All

• Top Answer By Sagardeep on 02-Mar-2023

Ans. You are considering pursuing either mechanical engineering or electrical engineering. We highly recommend you consider GNE Ludhiana. The Amritsar Campus of GNDU only offers three B.Tech streams: Computer Science, Electronics and Communication, and Urban Planning. However, the mechanical and civil engineering streams are available at the regional campus of Sathiala and were established in the 2014 batch. The faculty for Computer Science and Electronics at GNDU is exceptional. However, it is important for you to research placement statistics and other relevant information before making a final decision. If your rank is 77k, there may be a slight chance for you to get into mechanical engineering at GNE. However, there is an option for you to change streams after one year if there are any vacant seats in your preferred department. Read more

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• Top Answer By Tanvi Jaipuriar on 27-Feb-2023

Ans. Comparing competitive exams or choosing one over the other is a very illogical thing to do. The entire agenda behind a competitive exam is to build your knowledge and test you on the basis of the same. So unless you defer from gaining the right set of knowledge, any competitive exam will bear the same result. I have a very effective technique to tackle this issue. Prepare in such a way that you are appearing for JEE Advanced. This is because the course and structure of Advanced are such that once you are ready to clear that, you can clear every other exam too. This means your focus will not be divided and all you can do is focus on one exam. Keep focusing on the preparation for JEE Advanced and when your BITSAT is around the corner start solving mock tests to improve your speed. Prepare additionally for English and Logical Reasoning questions. BITSAT focuses more on your speed than the clarity of your concepts. So a mere preparation of 3 months before BITSAT is more than enough provided that your concepts are clear from JEE Advanced preparation. The short video below will explain the core differences between JEE and BITSAT So instead of choosing one single exam, prepare for JEE Advanced and target both as the future is unpredictable. Read more

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• Top Answer By Juhi Gupta on 16-Feb-2023

Ans. A score of 250 out of 360 in Mains is difficult but not impossible. Your performance depends on your capacity to grasp concepts and your former knowledge. For some, it might be a cakewalk while for some it might be an unattainable number despite the relentless effort. The syllabus is elaborate so one should have a lot of time to prepare. If you are serious about scoring 250 follow the simple tips I have mentioned below Aim for a score that is higher than 250 and then only after tremendous efforts will you be able to touch the 250 mark. Choose a wise mentor who will guide you throughout your exam preparation. Continuous revision will do wonders for your preparation. Even if you are confident in a certain topic, keep revising so that the flow is not broken. Work on your weaknesses rather than ignoring them. My friend had joined the Filo-app. One-to-one sessions with tutors helped her a lot in making her understand and practice Math concepts. Take mock tests regularly, about once or twice a week. This helps you identify the areas you need to work on and prepares you well. Lastly, you need to stay optimistic as this journey you have embarked on is tough and requires a lot of determination and motivation. Take care of your health, both physical and mental. Read more

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• Top Answer By Adrija Mukharjee on 25-Apr-2022

Ans. NCERT books can help a lot to prepare for JEE Mains Chemistry. But it is not sufficient. Inorganic Chemistry is the most scoring part. And for this section, NCERT books are a must. In past years there were questions directly from NCERT. But read your class notes and textbooks as well. For Physical and Inorganic Chemistry, NCERT isn’t enough. You need to practice a lot, in order to have a good command of these sections. For these sections, go through the NCERT, make notes for important sections and solve practice series. Read more

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• Top Answer By Vedant Mishra on 22-Apr-2022

Ans. You need to have a higher rank if you want a decent NIT and a good branch. Here is an estimated list of cutoffs for a few reputed NITs. Institute Estimated Cutoff (General category) NIT Warangal 1000 - 7000 NIT Trichy 500 - 5000 NIT Surathkal 300-5000 NIT Jaipur 1200-8000 NIT Allahabad 500-10000 These are approximate opening and closing ranks and the cutoff for these institutes varies each year. Read more

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• Top Answer By Gunjan Gupta on 16-Feb-2023

Ans. Before choosing the best book I think it is very important to know your syllabus. Only then you can identify your weak and strong points from the syllabus and focus more on your weaknesses. The most important topics that are covered are Mole Concept Atomic Structure Periodicity Chemical and Molecular Bonding States of Matter Electrochemistry and Redox reactions Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium General Organic Chemistry Hydrogen Solutions and Colligative Properties Chemical Kinetics Coordination compounds P block, D&F block elements Metallurgy You can start preparing for these topics from class 11 itself. The books that are considered Bibles of Chemistry and are highly recommended for JEE Main and JEE Advanced aspirant include Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations: This book by RC Mukherjee is the best book out there for Physical Chemistry Numerical Chemistry: This book by P Bahadur is recommended by many top tankers Organic Chemistry: This book by Robert Thornton Morrison is the best book for Organic Chemistry. Concise Organic Chemistry: This book by JD Lee is a great book for inorganic chemistry. It will make you fall in love with the subject rather than rote learning. Other than books you can resort to Video lectures, question papers, and a doubt solving forum. Most importantly Chemistry is a subject that requires tremendous concentration and consistency. You can go for frequent mock tests to test your knowledge. Read more

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• Top Answer By Piyush Raj on 16-Feb-2023

Ans. To join a reputed college, Indian students are required to give JEE-Main and JEE-Advanced. Cracking these exams with a top rank gives you the opportunity to join top National Institutes of Technology (NITs) and Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). Admission into such reputed colleges, kickstart your Engineering career. Although both JEE-Main and JEE-Advanced are Engineering entrance exams, both have severe dissimilarities. The aspects of these dissimilarities have been discussed below. Level of difficulty: JEE-Advanced is far more difficult than JEE-Main. The primary focus of JEE-Main is to evaluate the candidates' knowledge of their class 11th and 12th syllabus while JEE-Advanced is taken to evaluate the analytical and problem-solving skills of the students. Syllabus: The JEE Main syllabus is similar to the one prescribed by CBSE whereas JEE-Advanced has a different syllabus. Various topics covered in JEE Main are not included in JEE Advanced. Eligibility: A good JEE Main rank will open doors for admission to NITs and IITs. But with a good JEE Advanced rank, one can get admitted into the most coveted IITs. Qualification: JEE Main required a student to have completed his Class 12th only. Whereas JEE Advanced has set certain minimum cutoff criteria in JEE Main and also meets minimum board exam criteria. Examination pattern: JEE Main exam comprises one paper only while JEE Main comprises 2 papers. The former consists of objective and single-answer questions while the latter consists of a variety of problems including multi-right, matrix match, comprehension types, and much more. The pattern of the former hardly changes while the pattern of the latter is modified every year. I hope such a detailed comparison has cleared your doubts and clarified the doubts regarding both the entrance exams. Read more

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• Top Answer By Harsh Jadav on 15-Jul-2022

Ans. One of my juniors took JEE Main 2022. His examination was on 25th June, the 2nd shift. For him, the examination paper wasn’t too difficult. Physics was the easiest for him. He found the Mathematics section to be lengthy. The Chemistry section was a bit difficult for him. According to provisional answer key, he was getting around 187 marks. He was expecting 98 percentile. He scored 99.04 percentile. Read more

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• Top Answer By Snehomoy Banerjee on 18-Jun-2022

Ans. Many seem to believe NTA has ruined JEE Main. There had been controversies regarding the percentile system. Students with higher scores got lower percentile and vice versa. Also, as the examination is done on different shifts and with different sets of questions, students seem to believe there is a huge luck factor at play. The normalization process isn’t full proof. The difficulty level of question papers is subjective and can’t be normalized. Read more

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• Top Answer By Sayak Mukharjee on 17-Jun-2022

Ans. NCERT books are a good place to start the preparation for Organic Chemistry. But you shouldn’t rely on NCERT solely. Once you are through NCERT books, study standard reference books such as O.P. Tandon & A.K. Virmani, and Himanshu Pandey. Organic Chemistry is extensive and NCERT books usually cover only the basic formulas. It’s good for clearing concepts but you will fall behind in competition if you are only following NCERT. Read more

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