JAC Delhi

No, candidates who pass class 12 in 2023 cannot appear in JEE Main 2026 and hence they cannot participate in JAC Delhi counselling.

In case of a tie, the candidate with higher rank in JEE Main, as issued by the NTA shall rank higher in JAC Delhi counselling for allotment of seats.

In such case, the candidate will not be considered in the remaining rounds of the JAC Delhi counselling.

No. There is no quota for any of these categories through JAC. However, IGDTUW offers 02 seats in Sports Quota during special SPOT ROUND. Whereas, IIITD gives some bonus marks to applicants with specific achievements.

Yes. Seats are reserved for Single Girl Child candidate (Girl having no brother and sister (except twin sister)), who have passed 10+2 from schools located in NCT of Delhi for admission to B. Tech. courses in DTU and IGDTUW.

Yes. candidates can check reservation details in the admission brochure for information regarding number of seats and eligibility criteria for different categories in each of the participating university/institute of the JAC Delhi counselling process.

The students who have passed qualifying exams from the schools located in Delhi would be considered as "Delhi Candidates" in the JAC Delhi counselling process.

JAC Delhi counselling seat allotment status will be made available on candidate’s login after declaration of seat allotment result in each round as specified in the counselling schedule.

No. There is NO MANAGEMENT QUOTA seat in any of the participating university/institute of JAC Delhi counselling. Candidates are advised that they should not believe in unscrupulous elements claiming that they can arrange Management Quota seats. 

Yes. You can. Both counselling has different purpose. JoSAA is for admission to IIT and NIT+ system, while JAC Delhi is for admission to IIIT D, NSUT, DTU, DSEU, and IGDTUW. Admission via both JoSAA and JAC Delhi is based on JEE Main ranks.