IPU CET 2023 Result: Check Important Dates, Merit List, Cut off, and Counselling

A. No. IPU CET results are declared separately for every paper. The conducting authority publishes the results on the official website. 

A. After qualifying the IPU CET, candidates need to go to ipuadmissions.nic.in to create their profile and submit the registration fee as per the requirements.

A. The date for the beginning of counselling hasn’t been declared yet.

A. Online registration and choice filling can be done from any place of convenience using the internet. Only the candidates belonging to the reserved category and whose result for qualifying degree has not been declared or has passed their qualifying degree from distance education will have to report physically for verification of documents at a later date.

A. For online registration, candidates are required to fill in the information as they gave in the Online CET Application form. Thus, candidates are advised to keep a copy of the CET Application Form and CET Admit card.

A. During the process of online registration, candidates will create the passwords for their profiles. Candidates are advised to keep their password confidential until the end of the counselling process and not share it with anyone.

A. Each candidate is issued an Enrolment Number after allotment of seats of the final round of counselling for their respective programme is completed. After allotment of the Enrolment Number, candidates will be able to generate Admission Slip. The candidates will have to join the allotted college with the Admission Slip containing Enrolment Number within stipulated time from the date of printing of Admission Slip. Candidates are advised that after taking a print of the Admission Slip to join as early as possible and not to wait for the last day of joining.

A. For online counselling, candidates do not need to upload any documents. Only the candidate's candidate belonging to the reserved category and candidates whose results for qualifying degree have not been declared or have passed their qualifying degree from distance education will have to report physically for verification of documents. The schedule for verifications of documents for each CET Code will be displayed separately.

A. There is no restriction for filling a number of choices. On the contrary, the University suggests that the candidate MUST fill maximum choices as are available in the program/CET code. However, choices should be filled in order of preference (not alphabetically), as the allotment is done on the basis of choices submitted by the qualified candidate in order of preference and as per the availability. It is more important to fill a maximum number of choices especially as the candidates are not allowed to add any choice later on.

A. No. At no point after the last day of online submission of a candidate’s choice/preference, can the said choice be changed.

A. The allotment is done on the rank and choice filling. It is in the interest of all candidates to fill a maximum number of choices, as it increased the possibility of getting a desirable seat.

A. There are specific guidelines for creating the password. Please follow them carefully. Furthermore, use the internet browser as suggested in the user manual, and it is difficult to log in from some of the other browsers. Avoid using the Caps lock key. For capital letters, use the shift key.

A. This can happen if the Roll Number/Testing ID typed is incorrect or the password typed is incorrect. The password is case sensitive, therefore fill the password exactly the same as it will be while creating it. In case the password is forgotten, try to generate a new password by using the Change password menu and using the security question and its answer.

A. If a candidate forgets his password, he can use the additional information given by them at the time of online registration to request a new password using the “Change your Password” option.

A. There is no provision for locking the choices. The choices submitted and saved by you will automatically be considered as locked by the system at 5:00 PM of last date/ date of choice locking as mentioned in Counselling Schedule, automatically.

A. During the choice filling period, the candidate can take the printout of their choices/preferences filled by using the “Print your filled Choices” menu.

A. If a candidate has passed their qualifying examination through the distance/open education system of any recognized university/board/institution; they will have to submit necessary documentary evidence related to the location of their study centre, a certificate from the university imparting open/distance education certifying the location of the study centre.

A. The seat distribution is generally at 85% for Delhi Region and 15% for the Outside Delhi Region. However, in the case of Self Financing Institutes, sanctioned intake might include 10% Management Quota seats, thus reducing seats for the general seat allocation.

A. If the candidate has qualified for their 12th certificate examination or equivalent from within the Delhi region, they shall be considered as under the Outside Delhi Region category.

A. If the candidate has qualified for their 12th certificate examination or equivalent from outside of the Delhi region, they shall be considered as under the Outside Delhi Region category.

A. The upper age limit for Undergraduate level programmes, where entry qualification is 12th pass, the upper age limit is 21 years. For all other Post Graduate programmes, where entry qualification is Graduation, the upper age limit is 35 years. The upper age limit may be relaxed by the Competent Authority. There is no upper age limit for the MBBS programme.

A. After the last date, the choices filled by the candidate will be considered locked and no modifications will be allowed afterwards.

A. Candidates have to pay a sum of One thousand rupees at the time of counselling, which is non-refundable..