REAP 2027
Rajasthan Engineering Admission Process (REAP)
REAP is the Rajasthan online counselling for engineering. There is no state exam: JEE Main percentile is the primary merit basis and Class 12 board percentile is used for candidates without a qualifying JEE Main score.
- Conducted by
- Centre for Electronic Governance (CEG), Government of Rajasthan, with the Department of Technical Education and RTU Kota
- Mode
- No separate entrance test; online registration, choice filling and seat allotment
- Frequency
- Annual counselling cycle
- Duration
- Not applicable (merit comes from JEE Main percentile or Class 12 board percentile)
REAP 2027 Eligibility
Updated on 18 October 2026 · Compiled from official Centre for Electronic Governance notices
Reported eligibility for B.Tech. The portal does not print eligibility on its landing page; the REAP Instruction Booklet is the authority.
Academic
Class 12 pass with Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry or an allowed alternative, with at least 45 percent marks (40 percent for reserved categories) in the qualifying subjects taken together, per the REAP-2026 booklet. B.Arch needs at least 50 percent in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and a CoA/NTA aptitude score (JEE Main Paper 2A).
Domicile
- Rajasthan domicile candidates compete in the Rajasthan rounds.
- Other-state candidates use the out of Rajasthan quota of 15 percent of approved intake in private and self-finance seats.
Score
JEE Main percentile of 20 or above gives JEE-based merit. Others use the Class 12 board percentile (REAP-2026 booklet).
Priority order for merit (REAP-2026 booklet)
- 1
Priority 1
Sports quota Category-A candidates, as per the sports quota policy.
- 2
Priority 2
Rank in JEE Main 2026 for candidates with 20 percentile or more.
- 3
Priority 3
Class 12 percentile, for candidates not covered in priority 2.
- 4
Priority 4
Percentage in an approved D.Voc in Engineering and Technology.
Aggregate and subjects
The booklet requires a Class 12 pass with Physics, Mathematics and one of the other listed subjects (Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, Biology, Biotechnology and others in its Annexure 1.1), with at least 45 percent (40 percent reserved) in them taken together; a D.Voc (NCrF level 4) in the same or an allied sector is also accepted. Ties go to the elder candidate, then the one who applied earlier. One source quotes a 60:40 JEE Main and board composite, which conflicts with the priority system above and should be treated as unreliable.