- By Sarju Saran Tiwari
- Mon, 14 Sep 2026 11:53 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
- WBJEE DCAP 2026 Phase 1 Round 2 seat allocation to be released today.
- Pay the Rs 2,000 seat acceptance fee online by September 15.
- Complete physical document verification and admission by September 16.
WBJEE DCAP 2026 Phase 1 Round 2 Seat Allocation: The West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board will announce WBJEE decentralised counselling 2026 Phase 1 Round 2 seat allocation today, September 14. The official WBJEE 2026 DCAP seat allocation link for Phase 1 Round 2 will be activated online at wbjeeb.co.in, with candidates required to use their User ID and password to log in.
Both unallocated candidates in WBJEE 2026 decentralised counselling Round 1 and those who opted for upgradation are eligible for Round 2. Once allocated, candidates must confirm their admission by paying a seat acceptance fee of INR 2,000 online.
WBJEE DCAP 2026 Phase 1 Round 2: Overview
Event | Date |
Round 2 - New Allocation List | 14-Sep-2026 (5 PM) |
Round 2 - Provisional Admission by Paying Seat Acceptance Fee | 14-Sep-2026 (5 PM) to 15-Sep-2026 (11:59 PM) |
Round 2 - Physical Document Verification & Admission/Withdrawal | 15-Sep-2026 (10 AM) to 16-Sep-2026 (5 PM) |
Steps To Check WBJEE 2026 DCAP Phase 1 Round 2 Seat Allocation
Go to wbjeeb.co.in.
Click on 'Login'.
Provide your User ID and password.
Click on 'Sign In'.
Once logged in, check your seat allocation status.
WBJEE 2026 Phase 1 Decentralised Counselling Seat Acceptance
All allocated candidates will have to confirm their admission by paying INR 2,000 as a seat acceptance fee by September 15. Candidates must pay the fee online through net banking, credit card, or debit card. In case of multiple allocations, candidates will have to lock down one choice as per their preference. After paying the seat acceptance fee, candidates will need to report to their allotted institute and pay the fee by September 16.
Which Colleges Are Participating For Admission?
For WBJEE 2026 DCAP, all government and private institutes that have vacant seats are participating in the decentralised counselling process, giving candidates a wide range of institute-programme combinations to choose from based on their merit rank and preferences.
