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The REAP registration process is as follows:

• Submission of Application cum Registration Form fee
• Filling out the online application cum registration form, upload the required documents and filling out the college choice form.
• Check confirmation mail for submission of the REAP application form.
• Candidates must take Printouts/ Hardcopy only after the final submission of the online application form and college choice form.

 BArch counselling in REAP is done based on JEE Main paper 2A score or the NATA score. 

Candidates can check the REAP seat allotment result on the official website under their respective login. All candidates whose names appear in the REAP merit list shall be allotted seats based on their merit rank, category and choices filled.

REAP merit list is prepared by giving priority to the following scores:

1. JEE Main ranks
2. Percentile obtained in class 12th
3. Percentage obtained in DVoc in Engineering & Technology approved courses by the state government

REAP stands for Rajasthan Engineering Admission Process. REAP is a centralised online counselling process for admission to the first year of BE/BTech and BArch courses offered by various government and private institutes of Rajasthan. The counselling process includes registration, choice filling, payment of registration fee, release of merit list, seat allotment and reporting at allotted institute for admission.

The number of exam centres for DCECE 2026 will be available after the announcement of the official notification. The exam cities are located in the state of Bihar only.

HIT SEEE admit card is required till admission is completed. Admit Card has information such as roll number, exam centre details, and other instructions. The hall ticket serves as proof of registration and eligibility for exam.

Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science. is responsible for releasing HITSEEE admit card. HITSEEE admit card will be available on official website. The admit card can be downloaded by entering credentials like mobile number and date of birth.

HITSEEE admit card 2026 will be released on the official website. The HITSEEE exam will be conducted from April 2026. The admit card is usually released in April 2026. The admit card will be available few days before the exam.

The official website is the only platform for admit cards. The HITSEEE Admit Card will not be posted elsewhere. Once application form is submitted, HITSEEE Admit Card will be accessible. The admit card will be available approximately one week before HITSEEE 2026. 

Hi.

Yes, you are likely eligible for B.Sc IT even if you did not take Maths in 12th, because most colleges in India require either Maths or Computer Science / IT / Information Technology as a background subject for admission.

Eligibility Criteria for B.Sc IT

Minimum Qualification: 10+2 (HSC) or equivalent from a recognized board

Required Subjects:

Some colleges require Maths

Many others accept Computer Science / IT / Information Technology

Minimum Marks: Usually 45–50% aggregate in 12th for general category (your 76% is well above this)

HITSEEE syllabus can be downloaded from official website. Candidates must log in to official website and look for the syllabus tab provided on the page. 

There are three subjects included in the HITSEEE Engineering syllabus. They are Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. The syllabus for all three subjects is based on the Class 11 and Class 12 syllabi. The HITSEEE exam is conducted to assess a candidate's knowledge and understanding of these subjects and their ability to apply that knowledge to solve problems. It is important for candidates to be well-versed with the syllabus and topics in all three subjects to perform well in the exam.

Following topics are included in mathematics.

Sets, relations and functions
Complex numbers and quadratic equations
Matrices and determinants
Mathematical induction
Permutations and combinations
Sequences and series
Limit, continuity and differentiability
Integral calculus
Differential equations
Co-ordinate geometry
Three-dimensional geometry
Vector algebra
Trigonometry