OJEE 2020 final seat allotment announced at ojee.nic.in
Team Careers360 | November 25, 2020 | 10:21 AM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination authority has announced the final OJEE seat allotment 2020 at ojee.nic.in. Candidates can check their OJEE final seat allotment by logging in to the official portal using their OJEE or JEE Main application number and password to access the OJEE 2020 seat allotment for B.Tech, B.Plan and B.Arch.
How to check OJEE seat allotment (final)?
The authorities have announced the final seat allotment for OJEE 2020 in online mode. Candidates may check out the steps provided below to access OJEE seat allotment:
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Visit the official website at ojee.nic.in
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Click on the ‘Candidate login - B.Tech, B.Arch, Int. M.Sc, B.Plan’ button
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Here, they will have to enter the OJEE/ JEE Main application number and password
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Also enter the security PIN shown in the box below and click on login
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The OJEE final seat allotment result shall appear on the screen
Candidates allotted seats under OJEE final round will have to report in online mode from November 25 (9:30 am) to November 26 (5 pm). They may download the OJEE 2020 seat allotment letter from the official website beforehand. Candidates may have to produce certain other documents as well for verification purposes.
Also, Read
- OJEE 2020 round 3 seat allotment announced at ojee.nic.in
- OJEE 2020 round 2 seat allotment released on ojee.nic.in
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