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Procedure for of online written and oral seat booking by Candidates


Step 1: Login to account using e-Pariksha Login credentials

 Step 2: Click on “booking” tab then select “List” sub-tab, click on “Book” button for any written function

 Step 3: On clicking the “Book” link, below window will appear
Step 4: Select “Single” if you want to book the paper which you clicked or Select “Multiple” to book multiple Papers.
Note: You have to complete the booking within 10 minutes.

 Booking single paper
If you select “Single” the following screen will appear.

 Step 5: Click on the “Select” slot. The Available slots will be displayed as shown below.

 Step 6: After selecting a slot, click on “Book” button to provisionally block the seat.

 When you click on “Book” the following screen will appear.

 To see the booking details again, click on the “Booked” link. The following screen will appear

 Step 7: Click on “Proceed To Payment” for fee payment

 Step 8: On clicking the “Pay” button, you will be redirected to payment gateway.
Note: If the payment fails due to some reason, the seat which is booked will be released after 10 minutes and you will be able to book again.
Booking multiple paper
If you select “Multiple” the following screen will appear.

 Step 5: Click on the “Select” slot. The Available slots will be displayed as shown below. Click on the “Book” button to provisionally block the seat.
Step 6: Similarly book the required papers.

 To see the booking details again, click on the “Booked” link. The following screen will appear

 Step 7: Click on “Proceed To Payment” for fee payment.

 Step 8: On clicking the “Pay” button, you will be redirected to payment gateway.
Note: If the payment fails due to some reason, the seats which are booked will be released after 10 minutes and you will be able to book again.
Only for those candidate who has to apply for both part-A and part-B
Registration for Part-B:
Step 1: Once the candidate clears all the papers of Part-A, he can apply for the Part-B by clicking the link provided on home page as shown below:

 Step 2: When the link is clicked, a confirmation popup will be displayed as shown below. Click on “Yes” to apply for Part-B.





Email id for e-Pariksha helpline-epariksha.helpline@gmail.com


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