The registration process for AKTU BTech, BArch, MBA, and MCA has already concluded. The selection and choice filling for round 1 admissions, based on JEE Main 2023 scores and NATA 2023, will commence on September 15 through the official website at uptac.admissions.nic.in.
Additionally, the choice-filling process for round 1 UPTAC counselling, based on CUET UG and PG scores, is scheduled to start on September 16. It’s worth noting that AKTU will open a separate online portal for private institutions to manage vacant seats.
Admissions to BTech (excluding Biotechnology and Agriculture) and MTech integrated programs will be determined by JEE Mains scores, while BArch admissions will be based on the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA). The university will facilitate admissions for various courses, including B Tech Bio-Technology, B Tech Agriculture, BDes, BHMCT, BFAD, BFA, MBA Integrated, MCA Integrated, B Voc, BPharmacy lateral, and B Tech lateral, through CUET UG and MBA/MCA through CUET PG 2023 scores.
The registration process for AKTU counselling is already completed for JEE Main 2023, NATA, CUET UG, and CUET PG. Choice filling for round 1 is scheduled from September 15 to 17, followed by seat allotment on September 18. Payment of seat confirmation and online willingness (Freeze/Float) will be accepted from September 18 to 20. For round 2, the choice filling is set for September 21.
Here are the important dates for the UPTAC BTech counselling 2023:
- Round 1:
- Choice filling: September 15 to 17
- Seat allotment: September 18
- Payment of seat confirmation and online willingness (Freeze/Float): September 18 to 20
- Round 2:
- Choice filling: September 21
- Seat allotment: September 22
- Payment of seat confirmation and online willingness (Freeze/Float): September 22 to 24
The detailed schedule for the counselling can be found on the official website of UPTAC.
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