Last Round Of Allotment Of Seats For IPU CET Counselling 2021

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, formerly Indraprastha University is a state government university located in Delhi, Dwarka. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University conducts IPU CET exam every year so that students can apply to various undergraduate and postgraduate courses in colleges that are affiliated to GGSIPU. The full form of IPU CET is (Indraprastha University common entrance test ). Students join engineering, law, administration, computer application, journalism, mass communication, management, nursing, medical and many more fields. There are 120 colleges affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University of New Delhi.

Out of 120 colleges, 35 colleges are government institutes affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi. The remaining 85 colleges are self financed institutes affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. The colleges which are affiliated to IPU offer multiple undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD courses in multiple fields like engineering, management, nursing, medical, finance and many more.

Admission can be done in two ways, counselling and direct admission. When a student goes through the IPU counselling process, the last round of counselling is the spot round. In this round students who have been allotted college are eligible to change the college and the students who have not participated in previous rounds of counselling are eligible. Spot round is conducted offline. The student has to apply for spot counselling and you will be notified of the venue where spot counselling will be conducted. During spot counselling, the student is called and they tell the student that this particular college has a seat available in this course(this depends on IPU CET Rank). Do you want to get enrolled, It depends on the student to say yes or no. When the student says that yes i would like to take admission in this college then that seat is allotted in the last round of IPU counselling.

When the student goes for a spot round, the student may or may not get college allotted. Sometimes vacant seats are very few, sometimes there are 15-60 seats vacant. So it depends on the number of seats vacant. Spot counselling can turn out to be fruitful for some students. Spot round is conducted if there are any vacant seats left. It is on the basis of first come and first serve. So students would go for it at their own risk. The main important thing is that the student should be happy with the college he/she is allotted. The main point here is that students should be happy with seat allotment.