Rajasthan Engineering Admission Process • Conducted by Centre for Electronic Governance (CEG) Rajasthan & RTU Kota
Step-by-Step Guide to the REAP Online Registration Process
Registration for REAP counselling is entirely online through the official portal (historically reapraj.com or the current cycle's branded domain such as reap2026.com). Candidates must register using valid personal and academic credentials before document upload and choice filling.
• Step 1 — Create Account: Register using a valid mobile number and email ID to generate login credentials.
• Step 2 — Fill Application Form: Enter personal details, category, domicile status, Class 10/12 academic details, and JEE Main application/roll number (if applying via Priority 1).
• Step 3 — Upload Documents: Upload scanned mark sheets, category certificate, domicile certificate, photograph, and signature in the specified format.
• Step 4 — Pay Registration Fee: Complete payment via net banking, card, or UPI through the secure payment gateway.
• Step 5 — Document Verification: Attend document verification, conducted online or at designated facilitation centers depending on the year's process.
• Step 6 — Choice Filling: Once verified, log in during the choice-filling window to rank-order preferred college-branch combinations and lock the list before the deadline.
| Fee Component | Approximate Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| B.Tech Registration Fee | ₹295 – ₹885 (varies by year/source) | Covers initial counselling registration |
| B.Arch Registration Fee | Separate, slightly different window and amount | For B.Arch-track applicants specifically |
| Late Fee (if applicable) | Additional nominal amount | For registrations after the standard deadline |
• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and pass certificates.
• JEE Main scorecard/rank letter (for Priority 1 applicants).
• Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC/MBC/EWS) issued by a competent Rajasthan authority, where applicable.
• Domicile/residence certificate establishing Rajasthan domicile, required to claim the 85% home-state quota in government colleges.
• Passport-size photograph and signature in prescribed format.
• Valid government photo ID for verification.
REAP typically opens a brief correction window after initial registration closes, allowing amendments to specific fields such as category, domicile proof, or contact details. Candidates should proofread all entries carefully at submission, since correction windows are time-limited and may not cover every field.
• Entering the JEE Main application number incorrectly, which can prevent the system from correctly linking the candidate's score for Priority 1 eligibility.
• Uploading an expired or improperly formatted domicile certificate, resulting in classification under the smaller out-of-state quota.
• Missing the choice-locking deadline after registration, mistakenly assuming registration alone secures counselling participation.
• Submitting category certificates issued by an authority not recognized as competent under current Rajasthan norms, leading to rejection of the category claim during verification.
Candidates who registered for Round 1 generally continue using the same login for subsequent rounds, simply updating choices within each round's window rather than completing a fresh full registration. New Priority 2 candidates joining only from a later round typically complete the full registration process at that stage.
CEG Rajasthan and the REAP counselling authority typically operate a dedicated helpline and facilitation center network for registration-related queries, which can be particularly useful for first-generation applicants or those from areas with limited digital access who need in-person assistance completing the online process.
Exclusively online through the official REAP portal for the current admission cycle.
Approximately ₹295-₹885 depending on the year and specific fee notification; candidates should verify the current year's exact amount on the official portal.
It is required to claim the Rajasthan home-state quota (85% of government college seats); candidates without it can still register but compete only for the smaller out-of-state quota.
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