Rajasthan University UG first merit list 2024 out; document verification begins tomorrow
Anu Parthiban | June 26, 2024 | 07:06 PM IST | 2 mins read
UNIRAJ Admission 2024: Candidates will have to get the original and self-attested copies of the required documents verified before June 29.
NEW DELHI: University of Rajasthan (UoR) has issued the first merit list for undergraduate (UG) admissions 2024. Candidates who registered for admission to UG courses at Rajasthan University can check course-wise merit list and college-wise merit list on the official website, admissions.univraj.org. Those selected will have to proceed to complete document verification at the allotted college.
The Rajasthan University UG merit list 2024 contains details of candidates’ name, form number, educational board, percentage of marks in Class 12, and category. The merit list is provisional in nature and does not guarantee admission until the verification of documents is completed. The document verification process for selected candidates will be held from tomorrow to June 29 between 10 am to 2 pm at University Maharaja College, Jaipur.
“Admission will be granted based on merit and the availability of seats in the respective categories. Candidates who do not appear for document verification cannot claim admission at any further stage Fees must be deposited online after successful document verification from 27th June 2024 to 30th June 2024, by 11:59 PM,” it said.
To make the payment, candidates will have to visit the admission portal and enter their form number, date of birth, and ABC ID. They can then proceed for payment. Once the payment is complete, candidates are required to download or take printout of the receipt.
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UNIRAJ Admission 2024: Documents
Candidates will have to carry the original and self-attested copies of the following documents during the verification process.
- Aadhaar card
- Admission application form duly signed by the candidate
- Secondary Class 10 marksheet and certificate.
- Senior Secondary Class 12 marksheet and certificate.
- Gap year certificate- Candidates with a gap year, not exceeding 2 years, should provide an affidavit on plain paper.
- Original Transfer Certificate (TC)
- Original Character Certificate (CC)
- Income Certificate (Form I, J, K) if fee concession is required
- Cast certificate for ST, SC categories issued by the Government of Rajasthan. Candidates with caste certificates from other states will be considered in the General category as per regulations.
- Caste Certificate for EWS, OBC, and MBC categories, which should be of non-creamy layer and issued by the Government of Rajasthan within the past one year from the date of admission. If the certificate is more than one year old; an affidavit on plain paper must be submitted regarding the non-creamy layer.
- Group Insurance Form.
- Anti-ragging affidavit on plain paper as per the prescribed format.
- Four passport-size photographs.
- Bonafide residence or domicile certificate,
- Migration certificate. Candidates from boards other than Rajasthan Board of Secondary
- Education (RBSE) should submit the original migration certificate.
- Document for weightage- if the candidate applies for any weightage or concession, relevant document should be presented with the form.
- Certificate of physical disability- if the candidate applies for any weightage or concession.
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