CSAB 2020 - Central Seat Allocation Board will be conducting CSAB 2020 to provide admissions into the participating institutes (IIITs, NITs and GFTIs) on the basis of JEE Main scores. CSAB 2020 will be conducted separately for the three channels - CSAB NEUT(for North-Eastern states and Union Territories), CSAB UT (for supernumerary seats in the Union Territories) and CSAB SFTI (Self-financed technical institutes). In the previous session, CSAB 2020 for SFTI was not conducted due to less participating institutes. The registration process for the different channels of CSAB 2020 will open separately in online mode. The candidates will have to complete the registration procedure to participate in the allotment process. Choice filling according to preference also has to be done. The authorities will allot the registered candidates as per their JEE Main merit, preferences and availability of seat. The seat allotment process of CSAB 2020 will be held separately for three channels of admissions. Read the full article to know more information about CSAB 2020.
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Particulars
Overview
Name of Admission
Central Seat Allocation Board
Commonly Known As
CSAB
Conducting Body
Channels of CSAB
CSAB NUET
CSAB SFTI
CSAB UT
Category of Admission
Undergraduate
Admission Level
National Level
Channel of Admission
JEE Main
Number of Participating Institutes
19
The authorities will conduct CSAB 2020 after all admission process through JoSAA is completed. Candidates who have not been allotted before will be able to register for CSAB 2020 through the different modes of admission channel as given below:
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CSAB NUET (for North Eastern States and Union Territories)
CSAB SFTI (Self-Financed Technical Institutes)
CSAB UT (Supernumerary Seats for Union Territory)
Candidates who meet the required eligibility will be able to apply for CSAB NUET 2020 (for North-Eastern States and Union Territories). The admission procedure is conducted to provide B.Tech seats for candidates belonging to 12 North East states and UTs (Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Dadar & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu and Lakshadweep). The application form of CSAB NUET 2020 will be released tentatively in the last week of June. Admissions will be done on the basis of JEE Main 2020 scores secured by the candidates. All of the required application process has to be completed by the authorities within the timeline specified by the authorities.
S.No
Events
Important Dates (Tentative)
1
Availability of application form
Last week of June to First week of July 2020
2
Domicile and category certificate verification by state centres
Final week of June to Second week of July 2020
3
Choice filling
Second week to Third week of July 2020
4
Round 1 - Seat Allotment
Third week of July 2020
5
Reporting for Round 1 allotment
6
Round 2 - Seat Allotment
Final week of July 2020
7
Reporting for Round 2 allotment
8
Seat withdrawal
First week of August 2020
9
Spot round by state centres
First to Second week of August 2020
10
Reporting at admitted institutes
Second week of August 2020
The authorities will release the eligibility criteria of CSAB NUET 2020 for all candidates. By checking the criteria, the candidates will be able to know which conditions and requirements have to be fulfilled for admissions. Inability to meet the criteria will lead to the disqualification of the candidates.
Details
Domicile
The candidates should be from one of the North east states or Union Territories.
Marks Required
Should have secured atleast 45% marks or be in the top 20 percentile in 12th standard qualifying examination conducted by the respective boards.
SC/ST category candidates are required to score 40% minimum marks.
Qualifying Subjects
Candidates should have studied the following subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Language (if the candidates has opted for more than one language, then the language with higher marks will be considered).
The candidates will also have to also qualify one subject apart from the ones mentioned above.
Qualifying Exam
The candidates should have valid JEE Main 2020 scores.
The given procedure will be followed by the authorities for seat allotment through CSAB NUET 2020. The candidates have to be registered and complete the procedure within the allotted time.
Registration - In the first step, the candidates will have to go to the official website of CSAB NUET 2020 and use their JEE Main 2020 application form number and password to register.
Filling and locking of choices - Next, the candidates will have to select their choice of colleges and courses for admissions. The selection has to be in the order of preference. All of the choices has to be checked and locked before the final date. No changes can be done after the choices are locked by the candidates. A print out has to be taken for future reference.
Seat allotment - Candidates will be able to check their allotment in online mode. The seat allotment result of CSAB NUET 2020 will be released by the authorities through the official website. Allotment of seats will be done on the basis of their merit, choices and availability of seats. Selected candidates will have to download their allotment letter.
Document verification - Finally, the candidates will have to report to their allotted institute and verify their original documents. The allotted seats have to be confirmed by paying the requisite counselling fee.
CSAB UT 2020 will be conducted to provide admissions to those candidates who have the state eligibility of Union Territories (Damn & Diu, Lakshadweep & Khandvi, Andaman & Nicobar, Dadar and Nagar Haveli). The application form of CSAB UT 2020 will be available tentatively from the second week of August. Those candidates who are not allotted during JoSAA will have a chance of admissions through CSAB UT 2020 if they meet the criteria.
Registration and choice filling
Result of seat allotment
Reporting at allotted institute
There are various criteria which the candidates will have to meet to be eligible for CSAB UT 2020. The authorities will release the criteria for all candidates who wish to participate in the admission process. The following eligibility criteria of CSAB UT 2020 has to be satisfied by the candidates.
Candidates should be within the state code of eligibility.
It is necessary that the candidates should not have been allotted till the special vacant seat filling round OR
They should not have reported for any allotment during JoSAA rounds OR
Should have reported after allotment to the reporting centre but withdrew till the final round of JoSAA.
Those candidates who reported for their allotted seat at the centres but their seat was cancelled due to change in category and are still unallotted will also be eligible.
Candidates who have paid the initial fee (Rs. 35,000 for Gen/OBC NCL candidates and Rs. 15,000 for SC/ST/Gen-PWD/OBC NCL PwD/SC PwD or ST PwD) and reported for the allotment to the reporting centre but did not report to the allotted institute till the last date will also be eligible for CSAB NUET 2020.
Candidates who meet the parameters given below will not be considered eligible for admissions through CSAB UT 2020:
Those candidates who were allotted seats during JoSAA 2020 and also reported to the respective centres within the time period specified by the authorities.
Candidates who are allotted in Special Vacant Seat Filling round will not be eligible for CSAB UT 2020, irrespective of whether they reported to their allotted institute or not.
The procedure of CSAB UT 2020 seat allotment will consist of the following steps:
Registration: The candidates will be able to register for CSAB UT 2020 in online mode. The application form has to be filled with all of the required details. Submission of the application form has to be done before the final date as specified by the authorities.
Filling of Choices: Next, the candidates will have to fill their choice of courses and colleges as per their preference.
Allotment of Seats: Candidates will be allotted seats based on their JEE Main merit. The allotment will be done after deducting the seats filled during the home state quota allotment of the total supernumerary seats for that UT.
Reporting at Allotted Institute: Finally, the candidates will have to directly report to the allotted institute and get their documents verified. The required fee has to be paid and the admissions have to be confirmed by the candidates.
The application form for admission through the CSAB 2020 special round for NITs, IIITs and GFTIs will be available tenatatively from the fourth week of July. Candidates who have secured a valid JEE Main score will be able to apply for this special round. The required eligibility criteria has to be met by the candidates to get admissions through the special round.
Availability of online application form
Fourth to Final week of July 2020
Payment of fee and filling of choices
Round 1 - seat allotment
Acceptance and surrendering of allotted seats
Round 2 - seat allotment
Reporting of allotted candidates at the institute
The terms and conditions which the candidates will have to satisfy for admissions will be present in the eligibility criteria of CSAB 2020 special round. To participate in the special round of CSAB 2020, the candidates will have to meet the following eligibility criteria.
Candidates should have a valid JEE Main 2020 rank.
The eligibility criteria of JoSAA 2020 has to be met by the candidates.
Those candidates who participate in JoSAA 2020 but failed to get allotted will be eligible for CSAB special round 2020.
Candidates who were allotted through JoSAA 2020 but failed to confirm their admission or withdrew from their seats will also be eligible for CSAB 2020 special round.
It should be noted that those candidates who opted not to participate in the special round after JoSAA will not be eligible for CSAB 2020 special round admission procedure.
To participate in the seat allotment of CSAB 2020 special round, the candidates will have to follow the given steps.
Registration: The candidates will have to visit the official website and click on the registration link. Using JEE Main 2020 application number and password, the candidates will have to register for CSAB 2020 special round. The required documents have to be uploaded by the candidates as per specified by the authorities.
Payment of Fee: Next, the candidates will have to pay the required fee through online mode (SBI MOPS payment gateway).
Filling and Locking of Choices: The candidates will have to select their choice of colleges and courses in order of preference. After the choices are confirmed, the candidates will have to lock and submit it.
Declaration of Seat Allotment: The registered candidates will be allotted according to their JEE Main merit, preferences and availability of seats. The seat allotment result of CSAB 2020 special round will be released in online mode. The selected candidates will have the option to either freeze, float or surrender their allotted seat.
Confirmation of Allotment: Candidates will have to confirm their allotted seats by paying the required admission fees.
Online Reporting: Using JEE Main 2020 credentials, the allotted candidates will also have to complete online reporting and confirm their allotted seats. The required documents have to be uploaded.
Physical Reporting: Finally, the candidates will have to personally report to their allotted institute. It should be noted that the reporting should be done within the time allotted by the authorities.
CSAB SFTI 2020 (Self Financed Technical Institutes) will be conducted to provide admissions to eligible candidates into the participating institutes. JEE Main scores will be taken into consideration while providing admissions. Registrations are expected to start tentatively in the final week of July 2020. However, CSAB SFTI 2020 was not conducted in the previous session due to lack of participating institutes. No update regarding CSAB 2020 has been released by the authorities as of yet, so it may or may not be conducted for the present session.
Registration, choice filling and printing of receipt of initial fee of Rs. 21,000
Final week of July to First week of August 2020
Announcement of result and allotment of seat
Reporting to allotted institutes and document verification
Candidates are requested to check the eligibility criteria of CSAB SFTI 2020 before applying. If the candidates are not able to meet the criteria, then they will be disqualified from the admission procedure. The eligibility criteria will be decided by the authorities after considering various particulars.
Candidates should have qualified 10+2 (or equivalent) examination with atleast 45% aggregate marks. SC/ST/OBC-NCL/PwD category candidates should have secured atleast 40% aggregate marks.
The candidates should have studied and passed each of the following subjects in 10+2 (or equivalent) examination - Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Biology / Technical Vocational Subject, any one language and any one other subject.
Should have a valid JEE Main Paper 1 rank.
Should have qualified JEE Main Paper 2.
Candidates should have secured an aggregate marks of 50% in 10+2 (or equivalent) examination.
Should have studied Mathematics and the candidates should have secured minimum passing marks in each of the five subjects.
Candidates applying for CSAB SFTI 2020 will have to go through the following procedure for successful admissions.
Payment of Fees: Firstly, the candidates will have to log into their CSAB account using their JEE Main 2020 application number and password. The counselling fee of Rs. 21,000 has to be paid by the candidates through online mode (SBI Collect on State Bank of India portal).
Registration: After the payment process is completed, the candidates will have to fill out the required details and register.
Filling of Choices: All of the registered candidates will have to fill their choice of colleges and courses according to their preference. It is to be noted that the selection should be in the order of preference. Candidates will be able to edit, rearrange and also change their selected preferences before locking and submitting it.
Allotment of Seat: The candidates will be able to check the seat allotment result of CSAB SFTI 2020 in online mode. The allotment will be done on the basis of JEE Main merit, preferences and availability of seats. The provisional seat allotment letter has to be downloaded and printed out by the candidates for future use.
Reporting at Allotted Institute: Finally, the candidates will have to report to their allotted institutes to confirm their admission. The balance fee has to be paid by the candidates to confirm their admission and verification of documents will also be done by the authorities.
Contact Information
Central Seat Allocation Board – 2019
National Institute of Technology
Tiruchirappalli – 620 015
Tamil Nadu, India
This article has been written as per last year’s information. Updated details will be available here as soon as it is released by the authorities.
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No, it is not tough as compared to JEE Main, but it is very lengthy as compared to JEE Main. In JEE Main you have to answer 75 questions in 3hours but whereas in MMMUT you have to answer 150 questions in 3hours. So, you have to solve faster to get a better score.
For, this give short and full mock tests as many as possible to increase your speed. Also, remember that there is -ve marking i.e. -1 mark for each wrong answer. So, be very careful while giving tests.
Application process for MMUT has already started and the last date to apply is 31st March 2020. So, don't forget to apply before date.
Hello! Hope you are doing good
Congratulations on your score. Since the results of April session are yet to come, it becomes very difficult to predict the college from now. Once the results are out, and NTA declares the final result, the college can be predicted. With this score and Ews quota, you have high chances of getting into some good colleges.
You still have a chance in your hand. Prpeare well and use it properly. Give ample mock tests and you'll definitely come out with flying colors.
All the best
Hello Parthib,
IIEST (Indian Institute of Engineeering Science and Technology), Shibpur takes admission for UG courses through JEE-Mains. Cut-off ranks for CSE of different rounds of previous year are given below :
Round 1
HS* - 9379 and OS* - 10909
Round 2
HS - 9967 and OS - 11441
Round 3
Round 4
Round 5
Round 6
HS - 11355 and OS - 11464
Round 7
HS - 11796 and OS - 11947
*Home State & Other State.
I hope you got the required information.
Good Luck!!
Dear aspirant,
Final ranks are declared only after the April session is concluded.
It would be more helpful if you have given some decimal values of your percentile.
For 75 percentile, your estimated rank would be less than 2 lakhs 20 thousand considering only the January case.
Note: This is general rank. It is difficult to predict category wise rank as sufficient information about number of students from different categories is not available.
ST candidate would qualify for JEE Advanced with 75 percentile.
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
Hello,
Since the change in declaring results in the form of Percentile, the raw score obtained by the student has become the second priority.
In my opinion, you should now rather concentrate on getting better percentile.
This can be achieved by:
1. Solving Maths questions over others because it is comparatively easy and gives you upper hand in case of a tie.
2. Practice NCERT textual exercises. Mere good grip in subjects by attending regular classes will give you 70+ percentile.
3. Prepare according to weightage of chapters.
4. Since there is less time available to you and you also have your board exams, I suggest, in this last moment to try to solve previous year papers as they can give you idea of questions.
5. Watch online tutorials to learn concepts.
6. Keep your accuracy high and attempt all Numerical Questions as there is no Negative marking.
These are some simple tactics to better your score.
More details are given in this link:
https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main
All The Very Best..!
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