It has vey little possibility. This kind of stuff depend on multiple things. SO you can try there is a very little possibility. But the point is there exist possibility. If you don't try it then it will turn to zero.

Stay positive & keep on trying.

Happy new year.

Dear aspirant

As you haven't been allotted any colleges in round first of AIQ counseling so if you don't want to participate in round 2 and want free exit then simply don't do choice filling and locking process in round 2. You should leave your choice filling options blank in round2 and in further round so like this you will be automatically exit from the AIQ. You don't have to do any procedure just simply not participate in further round. You will get your security deposit back in your account once when MCC start returning back the security deposit to non allotted candidates.

You can use our college predictor tool to predict the best college for you:
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope I may have resolved your query

Best regards!

Hey!

free exit means you can decide to join or decline a college that has been allotted to you in the 1st round. but since you havent got any college, you MUST exit the 1st round. and now, attending the 2nd round is completely your wise. if you are not interested, you may not appear for the counselling itself.

i hope i answered you

Hello,

Yes you will get you security back if you didn't get any seat or if you got seat and accepted it. You will not get your security deposit back if you got the seat and didn't accept it in second round. It does not matter how many rounds you take part.

Hey!

The security fee is refunded back only after the counselling process is completed,  to the accounts from where its was deposited. Also, it is refunded after 15 days when MCC publishes all the details about refund on its official website. You can check out more details here:

FAQ’S (Frequently Asked questions) For NEET - Undergraduate Courses (MBBS/BDS)-2020-21 (neetcounselling.com) (https://www.neetcounselling.com/blog/faqs-frequently-asked-questions-for-neet-undergraduate-courses-mbbsbds-2020-21)

Thankyou

Hi Candidate,

First of all, you should know about the All India Counselling Process and State Counselling Rounds. The All India Counselling Process deals with the All India Rank or All India Category Rank which is applicable for getting admission into several colleges all round the country, whereas the State Counselling Rounds deals with the Admission into State- Government Funded Institutes and have the State Rank for Admission Criteria. So, you can surely participate in these rounds if you have joined the All India Counselling Round.

All The Best.

Hi Candidate,

The term Locked choices as the term itself suggests refers to the College options which the candidate has selected for his Admission and the choices from which he or she wants to secure Admission from the list of submitted colleges.

I'm sorry to inform you but once the locked choices are submitted, it can't be undone or changed further.

Have a Good Day.

Hello

Yes you can apply in the mop up round of All India Counselling as well as the 2nd Round of State Counselling in UP. As long as you do not get a seat in (and you take a seat) in All India Counselling you are not barred from participating in the State Counselling. For more details regarding neet counselling you can visit https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling-faqs

Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can choose BAMS as your career option. As in NEET 2020 qualifying score of unreserved category is 147, you can easily get an opportunity to admit yourself in a well established BAMS institute . Here's some institutes that would be favorable for you--

Gujrat Ayurved University,

J.B.Roy State Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata

State Ayurvedic College and Hospital, Lucknow

Shri Ayurvedic College and Hospital, Nagpur.

Hope it would be helpful.

Hi Mit Gupta,

a candidate who does not belong to Karnataka state and has no domicile of it, then he/she can apply in the private medical colleges through management quota. The All India counselling is done for Government Medical Colleges in Karnataka. Most of the private medical seats are allocated to state quota. If you want to apply through state counselling, you are required to have completed class 12th in Karnataka or you should have domicile certificate of Karnataka.

If you wish to know which college you have a chance of getting seat in, use the following college predictor tool: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=qna&ici=qna_answer