JoSAA 2022: Round 3 seat allotment out at josaa.nic.in; Direct link
kirti saxena | October 3, 2022 | 05:13 PM IST | 2 mins read
JoSAA has released the round 3 seat allotment result on the official website- josaa.nic.in. Candidates can check round 3 allotment result using the direct link below.
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NEW DELHI:
The Joint Seat Allocation Authority has announced the JoSAA 2022 round 3 allotment result today, October 3. The candidates who have registered for JoSAA counselling can check the round 3 seat allotment result on the official website- josaa.nic.in. Candidates have to log in to the website using their application numbers and password to check the JoSAA seat allotment round 3 results.
To check the JoSAA round 3 seat allotment result,
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The candidates shortlisted in the JoSAA round 3 allotment list have to confirm their admission by reporting online at the institute and paying the admission fee between October 3 to 6, 2022. The JoSAA seat allotment result for the round 4 seats will release on October 6. JoSAA will allot seats to the shortlisted candidates on the basis of JEE Advanced 2022/ JEE Main 2022 rank list, preference filling, and availability of seats in engineering institutes.
Also Check: JoSAA 2022 cut-off at josaa.nic.in; Direct link, how to check
How To Check JoSAA Round 3 Seat Allotment Result
Follow the below steps to check the JoSAA round 3 seat allotment.
- Visit the official website - josaa.nic.in
- On the Home Page, Click on the link “Seat Allotment Result - Round 3”
- Log in with the JEE Main application number and password.
- Now, download the PDF and print a copy for further reference.
After checking the result of round 3 seat allotment, the candidates can opt for any one of the following options:
- Freeze - A candidate can choose the freeze option if he is satisfied with the seat and does not wish to participate in the further rounds of JoSAA counselling 2022.
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Float - A candidate can choose the float option if he is satisfied with the seat but wants to be considered for other institutes during the future rounds of JoSAA seat allocation.
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Slide - A candidate can choose the slide option if he wishes to accept the allotted seat but want to get admission into a higher preferred course in the same institute.
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