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Declaration of result June 14, 2019. Admit Card for JEE ADVANCED 2019 is Available. EXAM DATE - May 27, 2019 (Monday)Online Registration for JEE ADVANCED 2019 is OVER for all Except Odisha candidates . The JEE Advanced 2019 registration will continue till May 14 ONLY for candidates, who have registered from Odisha state. Click the below link for Registration :Online Registration for JEE (Advanced) 2019 had started at 10:00 hrs IST on May 03, 2019 and closed on May 09, 2019 at 17:00 hrs IST.Conducting IIT- IITR : https://jeeadv.ac.in/important-dates.htmlIITR has released the Official poster of JEE ADVANCED 2019Exam Name - Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) AdvancedExam Level - National , Conducting Authority - IIT RoorkeeLanguage - English & Hindi , Official Website - jeeadv.nic.inDate of Exam May 27, 2019 (MONDAY) (REVISED as on 19/03/2019)Modified Poster :The JEE (Advanced) 2019 will be held on Monday, May 27, 2019. The entire JEE (Advanced) 2019 Examination will be conducted in fully computer based test mode.JEE Advanced 2019 – Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee has announced that JEE Advanced 2019 will be conducted in computer-based mode on May 27 (Monday) in two different sessions for Paper 1 & 2. (Paper 1 Timings - 9AM-12PM Paper 2 Timings - 2PM-5PM) (Acc. to IST)Both the papers have to be attempted by candidates to be included in the rank list.Registrations for JEE Advanced 2019 will be open tentatively from the first week to the second week of May.JEE Advanced examination is conducted as a gateway for IIT admissions. Qualified candidates will be able to apply for IIT admissions through JEE Advanced 2019.The official result of JEE Advanced 2019 will be announced tentatively in the second week of June. Counselling and allotment of seats will be done through JoSAA.It is essential for all candidates to qualify JEE Main 2019 with the required marks to be eligible for JEE Advanced examination. There are Approx. 11,279 seats in IIT's for admission to B.Tech programmes.What is the Registration Fee?See category wise registration FEES for JEE Advanced 2019 below.Online Form Registration Fee for Examination in INDIA (category wise)Indian Nationals (PIO/OCI)Female Candidates (all categories) INR 1300 + GSTSC/ST/PWD Candidates INR 1300 + GSTAll Other Candidates INR 2600 + GSTForeign NationalsCandidates from SAARC countries USD 160 + GSTCandidates from Non-SAARC countries USD 300 + GSTWhat is Eligibility Criteria for JEE Advanced for Indians ONLY?It's mandatory for the candidate to check his/her eligibility criteria before applying the JEE advanced 2019. Check required eligibilities below:Candidates appearing for JEE Advanced 2019 must qualify JEE Main 2019 and secure a position among the top 2,45,000 candidates (including all categories).Nationality: Indian citizenship required.Proof of Identity required. (ORIGINAL)Age Criteria*: On or after October 1, 1994. (SC/ST/PWD categories have 5 years age relaxation)* (According to Recent News - JEE Advanced 2019: Age barrier to appear for IIT JEE to be removed, updates soon on http://jeeadv.ac.in )Qualification - Appearance in Class XII or equivalent examination :The candidates applying for JEE Advanced 2019 should have appeared in Class 12 in 2018 or 2019 for the first time.In case the examination board declares the result of 10+2 for the academic session 2016-17 after June 2017, then the candidate passing from that board will also be eligible to apply.The candidates should satisfy at least one of the following two criteria for admission to IITs:Must have secured at least 75%aggregate marks in the Class XII (or equivalent) Board examination. The aggregate marks for SC, ST and PwD candidates should be at least 65%.Must be within the category-wise top 20 percentile of successful candidates in their respective Class XII (or equivalent) board examinationNumber of Attempts: A candidate gets a maximum of two attempts in consecutive years to appear for JEE Advanced.Earlier admission at IITs:The candidates should not have been admitted in any IIT irrespective of whether he/she continued in the programme or notThe candidate should not have accepted the seat at any of the IITs in the past by reporting at the reporting centreThose candidates whose admissions at IITs were cancelled in the past do not fulfill the eligibility criteria of JEE Advanced 2019The candidates who have been admitted to a preparatory course in any IIT for the first time in 2018 will be eligible for JEE Advanced 2019The admission authorities will allow the candidates to appear for the exam who paid the seat acceptance fee but did not accept the seats by not reporting at the reporting centres during JoSAA 2018.Please go through these links and through the Official Website for Latest updates.JEE ADVANCED 2019 Due to clash in the dates of JEE (Advanced) 2019 and the last phase of General Elections 2019, the examination date of JEE (Advanced) 2019 has been shifted to May 27, 2019 (Monday). The examination will be held in India and abroad, on May 27, 2019 (Monday), in the following two shifts: Paper 1 (09:00 to 12:00 IST) and Paper 2 (14:00 to 17:00 IST).Both Papers are Compulsory.Thank YouSujit Yadav

Delhi University admission process usually commences in the month of May after the declaration of Class 12 board exam results. DU admission 2017 dates have not been announced yet. However, sources share that this year Delhi University (DU) authorities will commence the admission process for UG course admissions by end of March 2017 and the same would continue till mid-June.It has been shared that this move is being undertaken to give aspirants more time to complete their registration process. Earlier, candidates used to get only three weeks to complete their registration process. However, now students will get close to two and a half months wherein they will have to first register at DU’s admission portal, fill their details and thereafter update the form with their Class 12 marks when the results are declared.DU Entrance Exam for AdmissionsDelhi University (DU) is known to have extremely high cut-offs each year and to make DU admission process smooth, the varsity is now in talks to scrap the process of declaring DU cutoffs.Sources share that DU is planning to take this decision because of non-availability of seats with respect to the number of students who apply for DU admission each year.Currently, DU holds entrance exams to offer admission to aspirants in postgraduate (PG) as well as professional courses. However, as per reports, DU is already in talks with Ministry of Human Resource development (MHRD) for conducting a single all-India level entrance exam on the basis of which aspirants will be offered admission in different courses offered at DU.Sources share that this new entrance exam for Delhi University admissions would comprise of objective type questions. The entrance test is expected to be of 80 marks and the remaining 20 marks weightage would be added after assessing the candidate’s performance in the particular subject (in which he/she wants to secure admission) in his/her Class XII exams.

Excellent Question!Earlier under construction property was deemed categorized as Work Contract, as per applicable rules, abatement 75% for total consideration under 1 Cr. & 70% for property consideration over 1 Cr. resulting in effective rate of service tax as 3.75% & 4.5% on total consideration respectively.Further 1% VAT was applicable on total consideration respectively.Total tax on property less than 1 Cr. was 4.75% & on property more than 1 Cr. was 5.5%, apart from Stamp duty & Registration.GST committee has declared slab of 12% for under construction properties, so basically, 4.75% & 5.5% tax got converted in to 12%.However committee also allowed full Input tax credit for developers, which was not applicable earlier under service tax regime.Also committee stipulated that benefit of such Input tax credit should be passed on completely to buyers.Given the provisions of GST law, its clear that on the transaction value GST shall be applicable at the rate of 12%, hence if you are paying your contract in installments in pre and post GST era, you should be paying 12% on transactions after 1st Jul 2017.This were the law stands, to answer your question YES! You have to pay 12%BUTEarlier law did not give input to any taxes paid by the developers, there by those were the cost to the developers, say steel, cement, labor, etc. had a portion of tax even under the earlier laws but were not given as input to the developer and ultimately it was collected from you since it was a cost to developer.Now, under GST the same taxes paid on earlier laws and new law is fully allowed, remember even for the transactions carried out for the past one year on unsold stock (i,e under construction flats) input shall be allowed for the developers.Therefore, post GST era, developers should revise their contract value by reducing the amount of input benefit it gets.Example, Say under earlier law 5lacs was VAT on steel and your total contract value was 100lacs, now the government shall give back the 5lacs to developers via Input credit and hence to pass on this benefit he has to reduce the Contract value to 95lacs (100–5).Practically the developers are not clear as well, whether they need to reduce contract price or do that need to reduce Input tax credit from GST liability directly i.e not taking the inputs on the past transactions, even though they can, to avoid compliance burden.To conclude, in your case, you have to pay GST at 12% on your Contract Value, but, talk to your developer and enquire if he has taken the Input and if yes, then has he reduced the contract value to that extent.In case you feel the GST benefit is not being passed, wait for few more days, the Government is in the process of setting up an Anti-Profiteering committee which will look into the complaints of non-passing of GST benefit to customer.Hope this helps.