GATE COAP 2020 round 2 seat allotment offers announced
Satyendra Singh | June 17, 2020 | 11:05 AM IST | 1 min read
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NEW DELHI:
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras has announced the round 2 seat allotment offers of GATE COAP 2020. Students can login to COAP portal at
coap.iitm.ac.in
and check their seat allotment status. Candidates who have been allotted seats have to confirm their decision of accepting or rejecting the allotted seat up to June 18.
It must be noted that students have to login with-in June 17 to 18 to make their decision on seat allotment failing which the allotted seat (if any) will be automatically rejected. Students who accept the allotted seat have to login to the respective institute portal, pay the seat acceptance fees and submit documents online to confirm the seat.
COAP or Common Offer Acceptance Portal is a counselling portal where all IITs announce their seat allotment status. Students have to register for COAP along with registering to the respective IITs in order to take admission in the institute. The allotment of seats is done by IITs on the basis of their selection process. COAP only facilitates the students by providing the common window for the admission process. IITs will announce the next round of seat allotment on June 24.
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