The path
What signing up actually does
Five steps between a roll number and a seat. You can stop after any of them, and nothing becomes true because you said it. A student may record what they did; only the college may confirm what happened.
- Open your recordYour IOE roll number, a mobile number the office can ring, an email address and a passcode you choose. A six-digit code sent to that email confirms it. Nothing is charged and no seat is held yet.
- Say what you want to studyIf ICE has already offered you a seat, the programme on our merit list is the one used and you cannot be moved out of it by a form. If you hold no offer, you choose from the three degrees below.
- Pay the deposit to the bankRs 50,000 from your own bank or wallet to the college account, which your record prints in full with the name it is held under. It is an instalment, so it comes off your fee rather than sitting on top of it.
- Record it and send the receiptA photograph or a PDF, whichever your bank app gives you. The accounts desk matches it against the bank statement before your record says confirmed. A rejection has to carry a reason, and you can read it.
- Bring your documents and enrolOriginals plus one attested copy each, at the Tathali campus. Attendance, results, your timetable and the remaining instalments then open on the same record.
No money moves through this page. There is no card field, no wallet button and no payment gateway in the whole system. Your record is append-only: every line on it carries the time and the name of whoever wrote it, and nothing is edited or deleted.

