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Revised option entry schedule for second round seat allotment

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Revised option entry schedule for second round seat allotment



Sl.
Particulars

Date and Time

No.








Document verification for candidates who have not


01
verified  so  far  along
with  the  candidates
whose
02-07-2015 to

qualifying  examination
marks  are  changed
due  to

03-07-2015


revaluation,  re-totaling  or  withheld  etc.  (In  any





helpline centre)





Candidates who have been allotted seats in the first



round and already exercised their Choices 2 or 3 or 4


02
can  change  their  Choices  if  they  wish  to
do  so.
02-07-2015 to

(Except Choice-1 candidates who have paid the fees)

03-07-2015


Note: Candidates who have exercised Choice 1 but





not made the payment will be considered as Choice 3



for the next round.




03
Display of Seat Matrix


04-07-2015 after



11.00 am










From 2.00 pm

04
Option entry by Eligible Candidates (Prioritization of
on 04-07-2015


options)


to 08-07-2015





up to 10.00 am

05
Publication of Seat Allotment of Second Round

10-07-2015 after


2.00 pm






06
Confirmation  of  Allotment,  Payment  of  Fees  and
13-07-2015 to

downloading of Admission Order

15-07-2015

07
Last date for reporting to colleges

16-07-2015


before 5.30 pm






All other guidelines and procedures remain unaltered.

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