Document verification is a critical gateway in the MP DTE Counselling Process. To establish your academic eligibility, identity, and claim any state reservations, you must produce specific valid documents.
The verification primarily happens online based on the scanned files you upload during registration. Later, when a seat is allotted, you must present the physical originals at the allocated college to confirm your admission.
During the initial online registration phase, you need to upload scanned copies of the following basic documents to establish your core eligibility:
If you are claiming a seat under the MP State Quota, fee waiver, or any reserved category, you must possess the following documents issued by competent MP authorities:
After your Seat Allotment is finalized, you must visit the allotted college with Originals + 2 sets of photocopies of all the above documents, plus:
To ensure your online verification clears without queries, follow these scanning guidelines:
Many candidates face rejection or queries during the verification process due to simple errors. Avoid these:
No, during online registration, you only need to upload scanned copies of your original documents. However, you must present the physical originals during college reporting.
Documents must typically be uploaded in JPG, JPEG, or PDF format, with file sizes strictly between 100 KB and 200 KB as per DTE guidelines.
No, it is only mandatory if you are claiming benefits under the OBC (Non-Creamy Layer), EWS category, or the Tuition Fee Waiver (TFW) scheme.
If there's a discrepancy in your name across documents, you should get an affidavit made on stamp paper stating that both names belong to the same person, to avoid verification issues.
Yes, Transfer Certificate (TC) and Migration Certificate must be submitted in original at the allotted college during physical reporting.