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I got 211250 crl rank and my sc category rank is 11620. do I have any chance to get any nit in csab counseling? I am from Andhra Pradesh.(any branch)

ARYAN SAGAR 5th Nov, 2020
Dear student,

As you have secured 211250 CRL rank from sc category, then there is very low chance that you can get some nits or iiits.
Also note that as this year the cutoff are changed in josaa counseling, then there is also a chance that cutoff will change in
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what about the money we have paid in josaa seat acceptance fee (15000 for st) and also in csab special round (16500)???

Modassir Afzal 5th Nov, 2020

Hello Naveen

When you choose a college and get admission there the fees will be deducted from the acceptance fee and if there is any remaining amount left you then you pay more

The rules for refund are these

  • Candidates who chose to withdraw allotted seat in JoSAA counselling and
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I have paid 15000 for josaa seat acceptance and now I have to pay 20000 for partial admission fee. and then if I want to participate on csab special round I have to 165000 . so... this total fee of 51500 will add to college fees or not

Siddhi Shenoy 5th Nov, 2020

Hi Naveen,

The JoSAA seat acceptance fees is separately paid and is not added to the total fees of the college. Also, the CSAB special round fees are  not included in the college fees. Only the partial admission fees is a part of the total college fees. Partial admission fees

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as I am st student I have paid 15000 for seat acceptance fee in josaa. and now I have pay 20000 for partial admission fee. and then if I want to participate in csab special round I have to pay another 16500 rupees. and these total 51500 rupees are adjusted in my alloted Institute? pls help me

ARYAN SAGAR 5th Nov, 2020
Dear student,

If you have got alloted a seat in josaa counseling, and you have paid Rs. 15000 as seat acceptance fees ( as you are a st candidate ).

Now, if you want to retain your seat then you have to give a partial admission fees of Rs. 20000.
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I have paid 15,000 in josaa seat acceptance fees. now I have to pay partial admission fees of 20,000 rupees. and then if I want to participate in csab special round, I have to pay another 16,500? . if yes my total fee paid of 51,500 can adjust in alloted Institute??? pls help me!!!!

ARYAN SAGAR 4th Nov, 2020
Dear student,

If you have got alloted a seat in josaa counseling, and you have paid Rs. 15000 as seat acceptance fees, then you must belong from any one among sc / st / pwd candidate.

Now, if you want to retain your seat then your have to give a
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When will the vacant seats will be displayed for csab counselling?

ARYAN SAGAR 4th Nov, 2020
Dear student,

Csab - central seat allocation board is organises a special round counselling, called add cdab special round counselling, and this it is responsible for filling the vacant seats in nits, iiits, gftis and iiest after josaa counseling is finished.

Now, central seat allocation board will release the seat
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in csab whether the take only vacancy seats? are the take any extra seat in b.plan courses in gfti

ARYAN SAGAR 4th Nov, 2020
Dear student,

Csab - central seat allocation board organises a special round counselling called csab special round counseling, and this counseling is only for filling the vacant seats in all nits or gftis or iiits or iiest.

So, csab is only for vacant seats, and no seats will be increased
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can I get seat in top 10 nits in ECE branch in csab special rounds my category obc ncl rank in jee mains is 7370 and crl rank is 30200 my home state is Andhra Pradesh

Soumili Majumdar 4th Nov, 2020
Hello there,
Analysing the previous year data, you have fair chances of getting into the top NITs. Since your Home State is Andhra Pradesh, you can try for your state NITs first. You may get a chance there under the Home State Quota.

You can check the cut-off ranks of
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