JoSAA 2026 First Mock Seat Allotment OUT; What Candidates Should Do Next?

JoSAA 2026 mock seat allotment has been released at josaa.nic.in. Candidates can login using their credentials and check their mock allotment. Know more details below.

JoSAA 2026 First Mock Seat Allotment OUT; What Candidates Should Do Next?

The mock allotment for candidates who filled and saved their choices by 8 pm on June 7 has been released. The JoSAA counselling mock seat allotment helps candidates understand what seat they might be allotted to as per their rank and preferences before the official seat allotment rounds begin. This will help candidates rearrange/edit/delete/add choices to their JoSAA 2026 choice list, if necessary. Thus, candidates must note the mock seat allotment result and edit their choices before the final deadline of the JoSAA 2026 choice filling.

The JoSAA 2026 choice filling window and registrations will end on June 11. Before the choice filling window closed, one more mock seat allotment round will be held. Candidates who fill and save their choice by June 9, 5 pm, will get to see the mock seat allotment 2 on June 10.

LIVE: JoSAA 2026 Round 1 Mock Allotment

How to Check JoSAA Mock Allotment 2026?

Check the process below to check the JoSAA seat allotment result:

1. Visit the official JoSAA website and follow the seat allotment link.
2. Now the JoSA login will open. Here, enter the JEE Main application number and password.
3. Once the login is successful, candidates can check the seat allotment result.
4. Check the allotted college and course and save the page for reference.

JoSAA 2026 mock seat allotment result link

What Candidates Should Do After Checking JoSAA Mock Seat Allotment 2026

After mock allotment, candidates should:

• Check which institute and branch you were allotted.
• Compare it with your actual preferences.
• Understand where your current choices place you among others.
• If you are fine with the seat allotment, then choose to retain or make minor changes.
• Not satisfied with the allotted college, then you can consider;
  
  • Reordering choices (put higher preferences at the top).
  • Add safer options (lower cutoff institutes/branches).
  • Remove options you are no longer interested in.