Hello Aspirant,

If you have withdrawn your seat before the final round , then definitely you will get back your seat acceptance amount . However there will be a deduction of processing fee of 2000 rupees . Usually it take more than 40-50 days minimum and sometimes it can go

The rules only mention that Candidaes should have completed their Bachelor's degree from a recognised Institution. So if the University that you did your Graduation is a Distance Education University and is recognised, you are eligible for UPSC.

UPSC is a 3 stage   selection process involving Prelims, Mains and Interview

Hi aspirant!!

According to your question answer is very simple where you done your studies. If you done your studies in rajasthan that means you are the citizen of Rajasthan. And second things is if you have certificate of Punjab then you are citizen of Punjab( basically address proof).

Hope

According to the official information available it would take around 4-5 working days and in few cases it is around 15-20 days also. So I would suggest you to once contact with the contact number or email id present during the working days.

This are the options for withdrawing.

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Hello candidate,

Talking about the josaa counselling, you have to submit the application fee before the start of counselling rounds and no partial fee is demanded in between the seat allocation and registration process till admission.

You can submit your admission fee receipt to your college, as the printout of

Hello,

The amount of fee that you need to pay will be( total fee of the college-the fees that you have paid during councelling).

Moreover, you could also mail the accounts departments of your college for detailed fee structure.

Best of luck;