AKTU revises UPTAC counselling 2026 schedule; extends round 1 registration last date
Vaishnavi Shukla | June 25, 2026 | 04:31 PM IST | 2 mins read
UPTAC Counselling 2026: Candidates can apply for round 1 of BTech admissions on the official website, uptac.samarth.edu.in, till June 30; Registration fee is Rs 1,000
UPTAC Counselling 2026 : Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) Lucknow has revised the Uttar Pradesh Technical Admission Counselling (UPTAC 2026). Candidates can apply for BTech admissions through UPTAC counselling 2026 on the official website, uptac.samarth.edu.in.
UPTAC counselling 2026 registration fee is Rs 1,000.
To apply for UPTAC counselling 2026, candidates must have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks (40% for SC/ST candidates) in physics and mathematics as compulsory subjects, along with any one of the following subjects, including chemistry, biotechnology, biology, or a technical vocational subject.
Also, candidates must have cleared the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) Main entrance exam to apply for UPTAC counselling 2026. There is no age limit to apply for UPTAC counselling.
UPTAC Counselling Dates 2026
The revised counselling dates for UPTAC BTech admissions 2026 are shown in the table below
|
Event |
Start Date |
End Date |
|
Round 1 |
||
|
Registration, Payment of Fee, Document Upload (Only opportunity for registration in regular counselling rounds) |
May 25 |
June 30 |
|
Document Verification |
May 28 |
July 2 |
|
Respond to Queries |
May 25 |
July 3 |
|
Document Verification (Responses to Queries) |
May 25 |
July 3 |
|
Online Choice Filling and Locking |
July 4 |
July 7 |
|
Seat Allotment |
July 9 |
— |
|
Payment of Seat Confirmation Fee (Rs 20,000 to Rs 12,000) |
July 9 |
July 12 |
|
Online Willingness (Freeze/Float) |
July 9 |
July 12 |
|
Round 2 |
||
|
Online Choice Filling (Alteration) and Locking |
July 13 |
July 14 |
|
Seat Allotment |
July 16 |
— |
|
Payment of Seat Confirmation Fee for New Allotments |
July 16 |
July 18 |
|
Online Willingness (Freeze/Float) |
July 16 |
July 18 |
|
Online Withdrawal |
July 16 |
July 18 |
|
Round 3 |
||
|
Online Choice Locking (Last option to change choices) |
July 19 |
July 20 |
|
Seat Allotment |
July 22 |
— |
|
Payment of Seat Confirmation Fee for New Allotments |
July 22 |
July 23 |
|
Online Willingness (Freeze/Float) |
July 22 |
July 23 |
|
Online Withdrawal |
July 22 |
July 23 |
|
Round 4 |
||
|
Seat Allotment (Auto Freeze) |
July 24 |
— |
|
Payment of Seat Confirmation Fee for New Allotments |
July 24 |
July 26 |
|
Online Withdrawal |
July 24 |
July 29 |
|
Physical Reporting at Allotted Institution |
July 27 |
July 29 |
|
Round 5 |
||
|
Online Willingness for Internal Sliding |
July 27 |
July 29 |
|
Internal Sliding Allotment |
July 30 |
— |
|
Seat Vacancy for Special Round |
July 30 |
— |
|
Round 6 Special round 1 |
||
|
Registration Phase 1 |
May 25 |
June 30 |
|
Registration Phase 2 |
July 31 |
August 2 |
|
Payment of Special Round Fee (Rs 20,000) |
July 30 |
August 2 |
|
Document Verification |
July 30 |
August 3 |
|
Choice Filling |
July 31 |
August 4 |
|
Seat Allotment (No Refund) |
August 5 |
— |
|
Seat Vacancy for Special Round 2 |
August 5 |
— |
|
Physical Reporting |
August 6 |
August 7 |
|
Round 7 (Special Round 2) - JEE Mains 2026, CUET (UG) 2026, 10+2) |
||
|
Registration |
August 6 |
August 9 |
|
Payment of Special Round Fee (Rs 20,000) |
August 6 |
August 9 |
|
Document Verification |
August 6 |
August 10 |
|
Choice Filling |
August 6 |
August 11 |
|
Seat Allotment (No Refund) |
August 12 |
— |
|
Physical Reporting |
August 12 |
August 14 |
Notably, candidates who have passed the qualifying examination from outside Uttar Pradesh must upload their parents’ domicile certificate at the time of registration and produce it during physical reporting and document verification.
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