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CET Admission Procedure

The document outlines the CET Admissions Procedure which includes registrations, physical or e-scrutiny of documents, provisional and final merit lists, filling an option form with college preferences, and three CAP rounds for college allotment. It provides advice to take relevant documents for physical scrutiny, have 40-50 options listed, and opt for betterment if the allotted college is not the top preference.

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CET Admission Procedure

The document outlines the CET Admissions Procedure which includes registrations, physical or e-scrutiny of documents, provisional and final merit lists, filling an option form with college preferences, and three CAP rounds for college allotment. It provides advice to take relevant documents for physical scrutiny, have 40-50 options listed, and opt for betterment if the allotted college is not the top preference.

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CET Admissions Procedure:

- Registrations process (upload documents on the online portal that will open up
on 16th probably)
- Physical Scrutiny or E-Scrutiny (to verify the documents you uploaded)
[Advice: Physical Scrutiny]
-> Take whatever relevant documents you have with you to the FC
-> Take 2 xerox copies of each document (One for the FC and one for you)
-> The xerox copies you'll have will be stamped by the FC and that will be
necessary for Admission after college is allotted in Cap rounds
-> E-Scrutiny may screw you over but the choice is yours
- After Document Verification, provisional merit list will be released
-> if there's something wrong with your name or percentage on the list you
can change it in this stage
- Final Merit List will be released
- Option form will be available to fill
-> 1st block in the option form should be filled with a college that has a
very high cutoff
-> Minimum option is 1 and maximum is 300
-> It's best to have atleast 40-50 options
-> Same colleges with different branches can be selected as an option
- CAP Round I allotments will be made available
[Advice]
-> if the first preference is allotted to you, the decision will be final and
cannot be changed
-> if the college allotted to you is not in the first block, then you can
either ditch that college or select it and then opt for betterment
-> if the college allotted to you is a fairly good one then opting for
betterment is an ideal choice
-> You can reselect the option form and if you're going for betterment then
it is advised to put only the colleges you really want in
- CAP Rounds II & III
-> Same process as CAP Round I
- After the college is allotted to you in any of the three rounds then go to the
respective institute to finalize your seat

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