NEST 2023 Exam Result: Merit List and Scorecard Details

NEST 2023 Counselling

Qualified candidates in the entrance exams have to participate in the counselling rounds. The candidates who has registered themselves for the counselling process have to present at the time of counselling at the correct venue intimidated to them earlier. Failing to appear at the date and time of counselling which will result the candidate forfeiting to claim the admission. Attendence would be taken at the time of counselling to keep a track of student appeared at the counselling. Based on the attendance of the students present both at NISER and CBS, and the original merit list, a combined ‘modified’ merit list is prepared and the admission is done.The candidates have to bring the following list of documents at the counselling rounds:

List of documents required during counselling

• Original mark sheet of Class X board examination + 1 photocopy
• Original mark sheet of Class XII board examination + 1 photocopy
• Proof of date of birth (original birth certificate or school leaving certificate) + 1 photocopy
• Original caste certificate (if applicable) + 1 photocopy
• (Caste certificate as per central government format certifies two things: a caste of the candidate and the fact that said caste is included in the respective category. However, formats of some states only mention the former in the caste certificate. Only in such cases, a separate caste verification certificate certifying the latter is needed.)
• Original Non-creamy layer OBC certificate (if applicable) + 1 photocopy
• Original disability certificate (for Physically Disabled candidates) + 1 photocopy
• Proof of Indian citizenship, if born outside India + 1 photocopy
• 4 passport size colour photographs
• Demand Draft in favour of NISER, payable at Bhubaneswar, or in favour of CBS, payable at Mumbai, depending on where the candidates are appearing for counselling.
• In case the candidate has submitted original certificates to another institute for the purpose of admission, she/he must bring official letter (undertaking) from that institute stating so.