REAP

Government-aided colleges in Rajasthan that participate in REAP counselling are:

Yes, candidates can pay the REAP counselling registration fee using online and offline fee payment methods only on the official website. The payment modes available are:

1. Net Banking
2. Credit Card
3. Debit Card
4. e-Mitra/CSC Kiosk (for offline kiosk payment, though the main process is online)

In REAP counselling, first, a tentative merit list is published.  The tentative merit list can be reviewed by the candidates, and they can challenge the same. If any changes are needed in the merit list, they will be made, and a final merit list will be released. Seat allocation is done based on the ranks in the final merit list of REAP.

There are around 8 rounds in the REAP counselling process.

1. Rounds 1 to 3 are specifically for Tuition Fees Waiver Scheme (TFWS) candidates.
2. Rounds 4 and 5 accommodate out of Rajasthan state candidates, Kashmiri Migrants (KM), persons with special abilities, and Ex-Servicemen dependent on Rajasthan domicile.
3. Rounds 6 and 7 cater to Rajasthan state candidates.
4. Round 8 is conducted to fill any remaining vacant seats at the institute level.

Yes, candidates can apply for upward movement if they are not happy with the allotted seat in REAP. Such candidates will be included in the upcoming rounds of REAP counselling and will be considered for better allotment.

Candidates can check REAP website to download merit list PDFs. The release date of REAP merit list is notified with REAP counselling dates. Candidates can visit official website and check their name and rank in REAP merit list.

Candidates who get a seat via the REAP counselling process are issued a provisional seat allotment letter that they can check from the REAP web portal.

In cases where two or more candidates get same rank in REAP merit list, tie will be resolved by considering following:

1. Candidates having a higher age will be given a higher merit / rank.
2. Thereafter candidate who has applied earlier will be given a higher merit / rank.

1. Candidates with JEE Main percentile 20 and above are given first priority in the REAP merit list. Then, candidates with JEE Main percentile less than 20 are considered.
2. Second priority will be given to the class 12 marks.
3. Candidates with DVoc qualifications will be given third priority

In REAP counselling, seat allotment is done based on the choices filled by the candidates and their rank in the REAP merit list. The rank in the REAP merit list is decided based on JEE Main marks and class 12 marks for BTech admissions.