If you have to participate inn csab then do not withdraw from josaa as whatever fee you would have paid as seat acceptance that will be carry forwarded and in csab you will just have to pay the registration fee only and you will be able to participate in csab

Hi aspirant,

Yes you can participate in CSAB counselling provided that you withdraw your candidature from the alloted seat which you have freezed. The basic eligibility criteria to appear in CSAB counselling is that:

• Candidates should have a valid JEE Main rank.
• The JoSAA 2021 eligibility criteria have to be

Hello Aspirant,

Yes definitely you will get benefit of being a SC candidate even in CSAB counselling although your SC rank will not be considered but your category will be considered along with your CRL rank.

If we go through previous year's data of seat allotment On the basis of

In my opinion you should not withdraw your seat but you can participate in csab even if you withdraw your seat but if you don't withdraw then you have an advantage that atleast you can keep your seat confirmed you were allotted in josaa so you will have nothing to

Dear aspirant,

As per your rank is concerned which is 1.4L approximately so let me tell you that taking into consideration that you are from general category it's difficult to get a gftis even in csab although various factors are considered while deciding the cut off like number of candidates

Dear aspirant,

Yes, you can participate even in the csab counselling retaining your josaa seat. This provision has been introduced since last year . Before this , you would loose your josaa seat if you participate in csab rounds.

But now you can participate in csab comfortably. For withdrawal of

Hi

Here is a list of colleges you can try:

• Home state NIT
• Home state IIIT(if there is)
• College of Engineering and Technology, Pantnagar
• BTKIT, Dwarahat
• THDC, Uttarakhand
• GB Pant, Pauri

All of these colleges except for NIT comes under the CSAB counseling, NIT comes under JoSAA counseling.

Here are

Hi

It's quite difficult to predict because cutoff keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like :-

******number of students that appeared in the  jee main exam,

****** number of available seats,

****** performance of different students in the examination,

****** the category you belong etc.

But yes,

When

Hello,

As you have mentioned your rank and also that you belong to ST category but you have not clarified that the above mentioned rank is a general rank or your category rank because in this rank, if it is general rank than getting seat in college which you have