DASA UG 2026 Round 2 Seat Allotment: Check Result and Confirm Admission

DASA UG 2026 Round 2 seat allotment is now available on the official counselling website. Candidates who took part in the second round can check their allotted college and course by logging in with their JEE Main 2026 application details.

The result is available through csab.nic.in. If you receive a seat, you must select your willingness option and complete the required fee payment by August 15, 2026. Keep your login details and payment records close. The counselling portal is not the best place for a last-minute treasure hunt.

DASA UG 2026 Round 2 result details

How to check DASA Round 2 seat allotment

Follow these steps to view your seat allotment status and download the available documents:

1. Visit the official website at csab.nic.in.
2. Open the link for the DASA UG 2026 Round 2 seat allotment result.
3. Enter your JEE Main 2026 application number and password.
4. Submit the details to open your candidate dashboard.
5. Check the allotted institute, course and seat status.
6. Download the allotment result or letter and save a copy.
7. Take a printout for fee payment and institute reporting.

Check every detail on the result page. Look at the institute name, branch, category and reporting instructions. If the page shows an error, refresh it after some time and check your internet connection before blaming the portal for all of life’s problems.

What to do after getting a seat

After Round 2 allotment, candidates must choose one of the options shown on the portal. The choice you make affects your admission and participation in any further process.

• Accept: Confirm the seat, pay the required fee and report to the allotted institute. You will not remain in the upgrade process.
• Accept and Upgrade: Keep the allotted seat while staying eligible for a higher preferred choice, if the rules allow it.
• Decline: Give up the allotted seat and leave the counselling process. The seat may be offered to another candidate.

Round 2 is listed as the final regular counselling round for DASA UG 2026. A special or mop-up round may be held only if participating institutes report vacant seats. Candidates should not assume that another round will take place. Check the official notice before making a decision.

Fee payment and transaction rules

Candidates who accept a seat must complete the fee payment within the stated deadline. The payment may include the registration fee, seat acceptance fee and first-semester tuition fee, based on the candidate’s category and DASA rules.

All fee parts must be paid in one transaction when the portal asks for a single payment. The system will create a transaction ID. Save the payment receipt, bank reference number and transaction ID. These details may be needed during verification.

The fee details mentioned in the counselling updates are:

• CIWG candidates: US $300 or INR 62,500
• SAARC candidates: US $2,300
• Non-SAARC candidates: US $4,300

Check the amount shown in your own dashboard before paying. The portal’s current instructions will apply to your application.

Documents needed for reporting

After seat confirmation, candidates receive a Provisional Admission Letter, also called the PAL. The allotted institute will share reporting details and may conduct online document checks before physical reporting.

Keep these documents ready:

• Provisional Admission Letter
• JEE Main 2026 score or rank details
• Original Class 10 and Class 12 certificates
• Passport and identity proof
• Category, nationality or NRI documents, where required
• Payment receipt and transaction details
• Physical fitness certificate, if requested by the institute
• Disability certificate for PwD candidates, where applicable

Upload clear scans during online verification. Carry the original documents when you report to the institute. Missing a document can slow down admission, and admission offices have little patience for blurry scans that look like photos of a foggy window.

DASA UG 2026 cutoff information

The DASA cutoff is given through opening and closing ranks. The opening rank is the first rank that received a seat. The closing rank is the last rank that received a seat in a course and category.

Cutoffs are based on the JEE Main All India Rank, not the percentile. Separate data may be available for CIWG and Non-CIWG candidates. Use the Round 1 and Round 2 cutoff PDFs to compare your rank with the course and institute choices. Previous-year cutoffs can help with planning, but they do not promise the same result in 2026.

Important reporting reminder

After accepting the seat, candidates must report to the allotted institute within the prescribed schedule. Complete document verification, fitness checks and fee formalities as directed by the institute. Failure to report by the last date can lead to cancellation of the allotted seat.

Before leaving the portal, check that your willingness option shows as submitted, the payment status is successful and the PAL is available for download. Keep screenshots and printed copies of each completed step.