JAC Delhi BTech Counselling 2022 registration begins @ jacdelhi.admissions.nic.in
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JAC Delhi BTech Counselling 2022 registration has been started for the applicants who want to apply for the same. Applicants can check for other details here.
JAC Delhi BTech admission 2022: The exam conducting body has started the application process for admission for the applicants who are interested in taking admission to Engineering and allied courses at five Delhi-based institutions. Here in this, those can apply who have cleared the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main 2022 and have secured a rank, are eligible to go forward with the process.
Applicants who have cleared the above parameters can apply for the JAC Delhi BTech admission counselling 2022 by visiting the official website, i.e., jacdelhi.admissions.nic.in.
Interested and eligible applicants can apply for the JAC Delhi admission 2022 till September 25, 2022. After this, no one will be entertained for the same.
As per the information, this year the counselling will be conducted to fill up 6,502 BTech and 90 BArch seats.
To take part in the JAC Delhi BTech counselling process, applicants have to pay a mandatory fee of Rs 1500. Which is non-refundable.
Here is the list of colleges and institutions where applicants can take admission once they secure a seat in the JAC counselling for the current academic year.
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