Rajasthan JET 2026: third allotment due today, accept your seat by November 4

By TUF News Desk · Published 2 November 2026 · 4 min read

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The third provisional allotment list for Rajasthan JET 2026 is due today, November 2. Candidates who took part in the main counselling round can check the college and course allotted to them on the official counselling portal, jetskrau2026.com.

The Rajasthan Joint Entrance Test (JET) 2026 is the entrance exam for undergraduate programmes in agriculture and allied sciences across the state. The counselling is conducted by Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural University (SKRAU), Bikaner, which runs the admission process for its constituent and affiliated agricultural universities and colleges. The programmes on offer include Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, Fisheries Science, Dairy Technology and Food Technology.

This is the third list in the main counselling phase. The first provisional list came out on October 21, and the second followed on October 28. Candidates allotted seats in the second round had until October 30, midnight, to accept and pay. The third list is the next step in the same revised schedule, not a fresh registration round.

Accept your seat by November 4

A name on the allotment list does not by itself secure the seat. Every candidate allotted a seat in this round must accept the allotment and deposit the prescribed admission fee by November 4, midnight. Candidates who want a better option can also submit a request for upward assessment, which keeps them in contention for a higher preference college or course in a later round while they hold the seat they have.

Before paying, read the allotment details on the portal with care: the college name, the course, and any instruction shown on the allotment page. Keep a copy of the payment receipt and the allotment details. Both are usually asked for at the time of reporting, and a missing receipt is an avoidable problem on a reporting day. Our admission documents checklist covers the certificates and scans worth keeping ready before that stage.

Candidates who miss the November 4 deadline risk losing the seat. The schedule gives a short window between the list and the deadline, so checking the portal today and completing the payment well before midnight is the safer course, especially if a bank or payment gateway is slow in the evening.

Report at your college on November 5 and 6

Reporting at the allotted colleges is scheduled for November 5 and 6, up to 5 pm. Candidates must report with their original documents. This is the stage where an online allotment turns into an actual admission, so travel and documents should be planned around these two days rather than left to the last hours.

Students still weighing one college against another can use our guide on how to choose a university in India to compare course strength and location before they report. The choice matters for the full course, and the reporting window leaves little room to change course once documents are verified at a college.

One practical point is worth repeating: the dates above follow the revised counselling schedule issued by SKRAU. If the portal shows a different instruction for an individual candidate, the portal instruction is the one to follow, since allotment status can vary by candidate and category.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check the Rajasthan JET 2026 third seat allotment?

Go to jetskrau2026.com, open the JET 2026 counselling section and log in with your registered credentials to view your allotment.

What is the last date to accept my Rajasthan JET 2026 third allotment seat?

November 4, 2026, up to midnight. You must accept the allotted seat and deposit the prescribed fee by then.

When do I report at my allotted college after the third Rajasthan JET list?

November 5 and 6, 2026, up to 5 pm, with your original documents at the allotted college.

Which courses does Rajasthan JET 2026 cover?

Undergraduate programmes in agriculture and allied sciences, including Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, Fisheries Science, Dairy Technology and Food Technology.

Frequently asked questions

Sources: EdexLive, SarvGyan, FreeJobAlert