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will i get only one college in all rounds of josaa?


Prem Mehtre 6th Nov, 2021
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darshita 6th Nov, 2021

Hello,

Yes, you will be allotted one college let say in first round and if you withdraw your seat then next round and it goes until you secure one. But after rejection the chances are very less if your score is less.

If you perform well in the Joint Engineering Examination register for the Joint Seat Allocation Authority or JoSAA counselling 2021 in order to take admission in best engineering courses, across participating engineering colleges that include 23 IITs, 31 NITs, 23 IIITs and 23 Other-GFTIs.


JoSAA seat allocation 2021 will be done on the basis of various factors such as choice filling, ranks, and availability of seats. If you are allotted seats  you will have to undergo various steps such as acceptance of seats by paying the fee, downloading allotment letters, verification of documents and more.

Hope this helps!!

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