CSAB 2026 Mock Allotment (OUT) LIVE: Registration & Choice Filling Link @ csab.nic.in

There is no fixed number of choices that guarantees admission. However, candidates are generally advised to fill as many realistic choices as possible.

Yes. Candidates can still include additional NITs, IIITs and GFTIs in their preference list before the choice filling deadline. Those who have not received a mock allotment may particularly benefit from expanding their list of choices.

The choice filling process remains active even after the release of the mock allotment. The last date is August 3. Candidates who wish to improve their chances of admission can continue editing, deleting, adding or rearranging choices before the official deadline.

Candidates should compare the allotted institute and programme with their original preferences. If the allotted option is much lower than expected, they should check previous years' CSAB closing ranks and vacant seat trends before deciding whether to add or remove any choices.

Candidates satisfied with their tentative allotment do not necessarily have to modify their choices. If the current preference order reflects their actual admission priorities, they can simply retain the existing list and wait for the Round 1 seat allotment.

Yes. The final seat allotment can be significantly different from the mock allotment because thousands of candidates revise their choices after checking the tentative result. As preferences change, seat movement also changes across institutes and branches.

The release of the mock allotment does not end the counselling process. Candidates can continue updating their preferences during the choice filling period. Every change made now can influence the final CSAB Round 1 seat allotment.

After the choice filling period ends, CSAB will process the final Round 1 seat allotment using the latest preferences submitted by candidates. No further changes to the choice list will be permitted after the deadline.

Candidates should first compare the allotted institute and branch with their actual preferences. If satisfied, they can retain the existing choice order. If not, they should identify where changes are required and revise the preference list before the deadline.

No. The mock allotment is only a tentative allocation prepared to help candidates assess their current choices. The final Round 1 allotment will be prepared after the choice filling window closes and all candidate modifications are taken into account.

Yes. Candidates can continue editing, deleting, adding or rearranging their choices even after checking the mock allotment. All modifications made before the official deadline will be considered while preparing the Round 1 seat allotment.

The mock allotment is conducted to help candidates understand how their current choice list is likely to perform. It allows them to review and modify their preferences before the final seat allotment is processed. No admission decision is made on the basis of the mock allotment.

Candidates who have been allotted a lower-preference institute or branch should first analyse why the allotment happened. Before removing higher-preference choices, compare your rank with previous years' closing ranks and check the available vacant seats. Thoughtful changes often work better than frequent edits.

Several candidates may not receive any seat in the mock allotment. This does not mean they are out of the counselling process. Since the choice filling window is still open, candidates can revise their preferences and may receive a seat in the final Round 1 allotment.

Candidates can access the CSAB 2026 mock allotment result through the candidate portal available at csab.nic.in. After logging in, the allotted institute and programme, if any, will be displayed on the dashboard. Candidates should carefully review the allotment before making any changes to their choice list.

The CSAB 2026 mock seat allotment has been released on the official website. Candidates can now log in using their JEE Main application number and password to check the tentative institute and branch allotted based on the choices submitted. The mock allotment is only indicative and will not be treated as the final seat allotment.

The CSAB 2026 mock allotment result has been released on July 31.

The CSAB round 1 counselling dates are:

• Check Your Mock Allotment Results
• Decide on Your Choices
• Update Your CSAB 2026 Preference List

The CSAB special round allotment will be out on August 6.

• Float – aim for a higher‑preference institute in the next round.
• Slide – try for a higher‑preference course within the same institute.
• Freeze – accept the current seat and decline further allotments.

The mock allotment result of CSAB 2026 special counselling is out.

Link to check CSAB 2026 mock allotment -> OUT

As per the official schedule, the CSAB counselling mock allotment that was scheduled at 10 am today has been delayed. It is expected that the mock result will be relesaed anytime soon.

Once released, candidates can check the mock allotment at csab.nic.in.

No, the CSAB mock seat allotment link is yet to be activated at csab.nic.in.

No, the mock allotment that was supposed to be out at 10 am today has been slightly delayed. The result is expected soon at csa.nic.in.

• Net Banking
• Debit Card
• Credit Card
• UPI
• State Bank of India e‑challan

• Select your willingness option (freeze/slide/float)
• Upload required documents for verification
• Await confirmation of provisional admission

• Visit the official CSAB website (csab.nic.in).
• Click the link for opening and closing ranks of the relevant counselling round.
• Select your round, institute and branch, then submit to see the ranks.

A mock seat allotment for the Special round will be out on 31 July 2026, giving candidates a preview of the upcoming allocation process and helping them plan.

The Central Seat Allocation Board (CSAB) has started the CSAB special round choice filling. The choice filling facility can be accessed only by the registered candidates on the official website, csab.nic.in till August 5.

CSAB special round registration & choice filling have started. The last date to register is August 3, and choices can be filled till August 5.

CSAB 2026 counselling mock allotment will be out at 10 am on July 31.

The CSAB special round counselling mock result will be publihed tomorrow, July 31 at csab.nic.in.