Hello Ashutosh,

If you have completed your UPTAC counselling verification with the correct Class 12 board, school name, and original marksheet - and the statuses were "passed" or you verified as a "pass" when the online document verification showed "passed" - the incorrect information in the JEE application (whether the board name, school or school type) should not lead to cancellation at physical reporting.

During physical reporting, the institutes are primarily checking that the original documents correspond to the verified documents in the counselling. Since you would have included the information to provide in the UPTAC verification, and it was accepted, you should be okay. Just ensure to carry along the originals and the UPTAC verification slip so that you can without hassles.

Hello Ashutosh!

Since you already provided the correct details and original marksheet during UPTAC counselling, and your online verification has passed, there is usually no reason for your seat to get canceled during physical reporting. The main concern in such cases is whether your actual documents match your eligibility and academic records. As you’ve already submitted the correct information and the verification is complete, this wrong selection in the initial JEE form (like board type or school name) is often considered a minor clerical error, not an eligibility issue. However, during physical reporting, officials may still check if all information aligns with your verified documents. I would advise you to carry all original documents, including a printout of the correction details or any acknowledgement from counselling. Stay confident, because such issues rarely cause seat cancellation if your documents are genuine.

Best wishes for your admission, and congratulations on reaching this stage! Thank you.

Hey there!

Don't worry, your seat is unlikely to be cancelled during physical reporting.

Since your actual, verified documents (marksheet, board certificate, etc.) passed online authentication, that outweighs the earlier data-entry errors made in the JEE application.

Make sure to take all original certificates and be ready to explain if asked.