The REAP 2026 Seat Matrix provides a detailed breakdown of the number of seats available in various engineering colleges across Rajasthan. It is released by the Centre for Electronic Governance (CEG), Rajasthan.
Understanding the seat matrix is crucial for candidates as it helps in analyzing the probability of getting a seat in a preferred college and branch based on their category and merit.
The matrix includes seat distribution for Government Aided Seats (GAS), Self-Financed Seats (SFS), and Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS) seats.
| Authority | CEG Rajasthan |
|---|---|
| Total Colleges | 100+ (Govt & Pvt) |
| Seat Types | GAS, SFS, TFWS |
| Reservation | SC, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS, PwD |
| Official Website | reap2026.in |
Go to the official REAP 2026 website. Look for the "Seat Matrix" or "Institute Information" tab on the homepage.
You may need to filter the list by selecting "Government Colleges", "Private Colleges", or "Universities" to narrow down the list.
Click on the link to download the Seat Matrix PDF. This document contains the college code, college name, branch name, and category-wise seat breakup.
Search for your preferred colleges and check the number of seats available for your specific category (General, SC, ST, OBC, etc.).
During subsequent rounds of counselling, check the "Vacant Seat Matrix" to see which seats remain unfilled after the previous round.
The total intake in engineering colleges is divided into several categories:
The seat matrix adheres to the reservation policy of the Government of Rajasthan. The approximate percentage of reservation is as follows (subject to change):
How to effectively use the seat matrix data:
1. Identify Options: List down colleges that have a good number of seats in your category.
2. Assess Competition: Fewer seats in a popular branch mean higher competition. Have backup options ready.
3. TFWS Priority: If you are eligible for TFWS, check which colleges offer these seats and prioritize them in your option form.
The REAP Seat Matrix is an official document released by CEG Rajasthan that details the number of seats available in each participating engineering college, broken down by branch and category.
The tentative seat matrix is usually released before the start of the choice filling process. Updated matrices showing vacancies are released before subsequent rounds.
Generally, 85% of the total intake is reserved for candidates having Rajasthan domicile, while 15% is open for candidates from Outside Rajasthan (ORS).
You can download the college-wise and branch-wise seat matrix PDF from the official REAP website (reap2026.in) under the 'Seat Matrix' tab.
TFWS stands for Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme. These are supernumerary seats (5% of intake) available for economically backward students where tuition fees are waived.