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JoSAA Counselling 2019



JoSAA Counselling 2019 - Joint Seat Allocation Authority is conducting the counselling of JoSAA 2019 for all qualified candidates. Registrations for JoSAA 2019 counselling has started from June 16 and will be available till June 25. All qualified candidates will have to register for JoSAA counselling 2019 in order to get admission in any of the participating institutes.



Documents Required

Candidates have to bring the following set of ORIGINAL documents, wherever applicable, and a set of self-attested photocopies to the reporting center. The documents must be arranged in the following order. After document verification, photocopies will be retained by the Reporting Centre and the original documents will be returned. The format of the required documents is available at the JoSAA portal (Business Rules).

Documents Required for NIT + GFTIs

  1. Three passport size photographs identical to the one uploaded during JEE Main 2019 Registration
  2. Class XII performance check (Check Format)
  3. Provisional seat allotment letter
  4. Undertaking by the candidate (Check Format)
  5. Proof of seat acceptance fee payment by online net banking of State Bank of India (SBI), debit cards issued ONLY by SBI and E-Challan by SBI [For SC/ST/PwD: Rs. 15,000/- For others: Rs. 35,000/-]
  6. Photo identity card [issued by govt. agency/last attended school/Class XII admit card]
  7. Admit card of JEE (Main) 2019
  8. Scorecard of JEE (Main) 2019 
  9. Date of birth proof (Class X marks sheet)
  10. Class XII (or equivalent) board marks sheet. If available, pass certificate
  • “State code of eligibility” is determined using a qualifying examination certificate.
  • Indian nationals who passed the qualifying examination from Nepal/Bhutan or an institution abroad must bring a passport. The permanent address given in the passport will determine state code.


  • The candidates having SSC from the National Open School must bring the proof of place of examination center of the final examination to determine the state code.
  1. Medical certificate [format is given in Annexure 8 of JoSAA Business rules]
  2. Category certificate (OBC-NCL/SC/ST), if applicable (Check Format)
  3. PWD Certificate (if applicable) 
  4. OCI certificate or PIO card (if applicable)
  5. Registration-cum-locked choices for seat allotment.
  1. Provisional seat allotment letter
  2. Class XII performance check (Check Format)
  3. Undertaking by the candidate (Check Format)
  4. Proof of seat acceptance fee payment by online net banking of State Bank of India (SBI), debit cards issued ONLY by SBI and E-Challan by SBI [For SC/ST/PwD: Rs. 15,000/- For others: Rs. 35,000/-]
  5. Photo identity card [issued by govt. agency/last attended school/Class XII admit card]
  6. Original JEE Advanced 2019 Admit Card 
  7. Date of birth proof [Class X marks sheet]
  8. Class XII (or equivalent) board marks sheet. If available, pass certificate
  9. Medical certificate (Check Format) 
  10. Category certificate (OBC-NCL/SC/ST), if applicable (Check Format)
  11. PWD Certificate (if applicable) 
  12. Passport of the candidate and parents (for foreign nationals), OCI certificate or PIO card, if applicable
  13. DS certificate (if applicable)
  14. Registration-cum-locked choices for seat allotment.
  15. Two passport size photographs identical to the one uploaded during JEE (Main/ ADV) 2019 registration
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