How strict is the fee challan deadline after a selection list?

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   The deadline is real. A seat is held by paying the fee the notice names, inside the window the notice states. A place on a selection list holds nothing on its own, and a seat not claimed inside the window is offered to the next candidate on the list.

   So treat the day the list appears as the day you pay:

   • Find the deadline in the notice that carried your name, not in a group message. It states the exact date and time, the amount, the account and the form of payment.
   • Pay on day one. Bank counters run out of time, online channels go down, and the challan system is busiest in the last 24 hours of every window. Each cycle, candidates lose seats to a queue.
   • Keep the paid challan and receipt until your admission status changes on the portal. If the portal does not update within the processing time the notice states, contact the university through the channel the notice gives, in writing.
   • Never pay into an account a WhatsApp group forwards. Verify the account details on the university's own portal before you transfer anything.

   If the window closes without payment, contact the admitting university through its official helpdesk immediately. Recovery is at the university's discretion and cannot be counted on, so the day-one habit matters more than any remedy.

   The merit list page tracks which lists each body has published, and the admission guide walks the documents and the fee step in order. Before you commit that money to a private seat, the cost breakdown covers what the first-year fee does not include.

   SalikStaff

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