counselling procedure of aiee exam
COUNSELLING         PROCEDURE
The counselling procedure is divided into two stages,         Main Counselling and Second Round of Counselling.
1.Main         Counselling:
The         main counselling procedure is divided in two phases:
Phase-I:         Off-campus On-line Counselling (June 23 - 
Phase-II:         On-campus On-line Counselling (July 4 - 
The         detailed procedure is described below:
1.1         Phase-I: Off-campus On-line Counselling
- During             this phase, candidates found eligible for counselling by CBSE, on             the basis of AIEEE-2008 results are required to exercise their             initial choices of branches and institutions by filling Form 1             through Internet (www.ccb.nic.in) from places of their             convenience. The candidates may contact the nearby PI for             availing the Internet facility free of charge.
 - For             Off-campus counselling a candidate has to log on to the website www.ccb.nic.in             and click on “off-campus counselling”.
 - Engineering             and Architecture streams will appear on the computer screen; click             on the desired stream.
 - Register             as a new candidate by clicking on “New candidate!! Register             here” link. Read the instructions given on the screen and click on             “Register”.
 - The             candidate is required to enter the details as printed in the Admit             Card.
 - The             procedure for exercising choices or seeking other information is             menu-driven. It guides the candidates through appropriate messages             on the computer screen.
 -  Information             relating to institutions, disciplines (Engineering / Technology and             Architecture / Planning), branches (e.g., Electronics Engineering,             Computer Science, etc.) and categories (OP, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) will             be available through each relevant dropdown menu for the purpose of             exercising choices as well as for a feel of their competitive             standing for their preferred choices among the logged-in candidates.
 - The             state of eligibility will automatically appear on the screen as per             the data filled by the candidate in AIEEE-2008 application form.             Candidate will not be allowed to change his / her state of             eligibility during Off-campus counselling. The state code of             eligibility, however, can be changed, only if it is wrongly             mentioned, during the On-campus counselling in the presence of a             counselling official after proper verification.
 - The             name of counselling centre based on state of eligibility will also             be displayed on computer screen during Phase-I.
 - The             candidates are permitted, if they so desire, to change or re-order             their choices, delete earlier choices and add new choices any number             of times based on the information which will appear on the computer             screen. The candidates are free to consult their parents, teachers,             friends and others for advice during Phase-I.
 - The             Off-campus counselling will facilitate the selection of the most             appropriate discipline, institution and branch at candidate’s rank             and in their categories for submitting their final choices during             On-campus counselling.
 - Choices             will be processed and indicative seat allocation will be put on the             web at frequent intervals. The dates of next update of indicative             seat allocation will be displayed on the website.
 - Form-2             (optional) can also be filled during Off-campus counselling.
 - Candidates             must fill their address for correspondence during the Off-campus             counselling. The same address will be used for future communication             and sending the refund, if any.
 
1.2         Phase-II: On-campus On-line Counselling
5:08 AM
 | 
Labels:
AiEEE papers
 | 
 
 
				 This entry was posted on 5:08 AM
	and is filed under          
AiEEE papers
						.
							
				You can follow any responses to this entry through 
				the RSS 2.0 feed. 
				
				
					You can leave a response,
		        
				or trackback from your own site.
			
  
0 comments:
Post a Comment