WBJEE DCAP 2026 Phase 1 Round 2 Seat Allocation Today; Know Upgradation Process

WBJEE 2026 DCAP Phase 1 Round 2 seat allocation result will be announced today, i.e., September 14. To login, they will have to use their User ID and password. Read to know more about WBJEE decentralised counselling 2026 seat allocation for Phase 1 Round 2.

West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB) will announce WBJEE decentralised counselling 2026 Phase 1 Round 2 seat allocation today, i.e., September 14. Candidates will be able to check their individual WBJEE 2026 decentralised seat allocation status online at wbjeeb.co.in. For login, they will need their User ID and password. Since the allocation status will be made available online, candidates will have to check their respective institute-course combination and make their decision for admission confirmation or upgradation.

How to check WBJEE Decentralised Counselling 2026 Seat Allocation Status?

Candidates will be able to check their WBJEE DCAP 2026 seat allocation for Phase 1 Round 2 status by following steps given below.

• Go to wbjeeb.co.in
• Click on ‘Login’
• Candidates will have to provide their User ID and password.
• Once logged in, they can check their allocation status.
• If multiple allocations are provided, the preferred one has to be locked down.

Does WBJEEB offer WBJEE DCAP 2026 seat upgradation?

Candidates who were not satisfied with their allocated seats in Round 1 are eligible to apply for upgradation in WBJEE 2026 DCAP Phase 1 Round 2 process. However, for upgradation, they had to pay the seat acceptance fee of INR 2000 before the final date. Candidates also had to complete their document verification. Non-allocated candidates are automatically eligible for Phase 1 Round 2 seat allocation. WBJEE DCAP seat upgradation is offered based on availability of seats as choice list could not be changed. For those who were allocated in Round 1, the same combination will not be offered in Round 2. If they are not satisfied with their Round 2 allocation, they will be able to go back to their previously allocated seats.