If I am unable to produce my OBC-NCL Certificate during JEE counseling, will they disqualify me from applying in the general category?

No, you will not be disqualified from applying as a general category if you are unable to produce your OBC-NCL Certificate during JoSSA counseling. The general procedure is that if a candidate is unable to produce the required category Certificate like the OBC NCL Certificate in your case, then their CRL is considered for college allotment. The Common Rank List is your actual rank in JEE, whereas the category rank is your rank in each respective category. If your OBC rank is 50,000 and your CRL is 1,20,000, for example, you will be admitted to college based on your CRL rather than your OBC rank. In some cases, like issues with certificates, they may accept the undertaking, but mostly the CRL is considered.

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If you are unable to produce your OBC-NCL (Other Backward Classes-Non Creamy Layer) Certificate during JEE counseling, you may be disqualified from applying under the OBC-NCL category. However, this does not necessarily mean that you will be disqualified from applying in the general category. During JEE counseling, you will be required to produce various documents such as your JEE Main scorecard, class 12th mark sheet, and category Certificate (if applicable). If you are unable to produce your OBC-NCL Certificate you may be required to apply under the general category It's important to keep in mind that, the rules and regulations for JEE counseling may vary depending on the institution or the state you are applying to. I recommend you to check with the Joint Seat Allocation Authority JoSAA or the relevant institution or state admission authority for more information on the specific document requirements and the consequences of not producing the required documents during the counseling process.

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