RGUKT Basar Selection Merit List 2026: Provisional List & Counselling Guide

RGUKT Basar Admission 2026: What You Need to Know

So, the wait is almost over for the IIIT Basar aspirants. If you’ve applied for the 6-year Integrated B.Tech program, the provisional merit list is dropping on May 30, 2026. I know it’s a nerve-wracking time, so let’s break down exactly how to check your status and what to do next without getting lost in the official jargon.

Key Highlights

How to Check the Selection List

Don't panic if the official website runs slow on the release day; it happens every year with the heavy traffic. Here is the simple way to find your name:

• Head over to the official website: rgukt.ac.in.
• Look for the banner or link flashing 'UG Admissions 2026 - Basar'.
• You'll likely need your Application ID or SSC Hall Ticket Number to log in.
• Once the PDF opens, don't scroll aimlessly! Just hit Ctrl+F on your keyboard and type in your ID number.

Document Checklist for Counselling

If your name is on that list, congrats! Now, get your paperwork in order. Don't wait until the last minute—missing a single original document can stall your admission. Keep these handy:

• Class 10 (SSC) Marks Memo & Pass Certificate.
• Transfer Certificate (TC) from your school.
• Study Certificates (Class 4 to 10).
• Caste/Community Certificate (for SC/ST/BC/EWS).
• Income Certificate (Essential if you're claiming fee reimbursement).
• Special Category certificates (NCC, Sports, CAP, PH) if applicable.
• Aadhaar Card and a bunch of passport-size photos.

Pro-tip: Carry at least two sets of photocopies of everything. Trust me, you don't want to be running around looking for a xerox shop near the campus on your counselling day.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What if I find a mistake in my details in the merit list?
  A: Report it to the university admissions office immediately before your counselling date. Don't ignore it!
• Q: Is the counselling date fixed?
  A: The June 5th date is tentative. Keep an eye on the official portal for any last-minute scheduling changes.
• Q: How is the merit list prepared?
  A: It is based on your Class 10 (SSC) GPA, reservation norms, and the specific tie-breaking rules laid out in the official notification.
• Q: Can I check the list via phone?
  A: Yes, the website is mobile-responsive, but using a laptop/desktop is usually much easier for searching PDF files.
• Q: What happens if I miss the first phase of counselling?
  A: Always try to attend the scheduled date. If you have a genuine emergency, check the official guidelines on whether late reporting is permitted.