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Is there a free exit option for the first round of UP state counseling, that is, if Ive been allotted a college and I dont report there, will I lose my security money? And after the free exit, would I be required to register again for the second round?

Anurag Khanna 4th Feb, 2022

Hello Aspirant,


Yes for each state there is a free exit option after round 1st of NEET UG counselling as per the rules laid down by MCC so if you take an exit after round 1st then your security money will be refunded and you can then participate for round

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is there any option for free exit for uttar pradesh neet counseling for private colleges? they will refund the deposited amount or not if I dont report at the college?

Sweta jha 3rd Feb, 2022

Hi there,

According to rules of neet counselling set up by MCC if a candidate does not join or report the college he/ she get alloted in first round. Then candidates would not be penalized. That means candiates's security deposit will not be forfeited. Furthermore, candiates will be allowed to

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hi i have a doubt. in AIQ if i want to free exit in round 1 what should i do??

Tanya Gupta 3rd Feb, 2022

Hey student,

Answer to your question is-

If your college have been allotted to you in round one and you want to free exit it ,then you can simply don't report to the college And that will be considered as a free exit.

All the best student,

Hope this helps

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bro will get free seat based on eamcet my rank is 52000 vertenery university admission

ayanmukherjee045 2nd Feb, 2022

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you have secured 52k rank and considering you are aiming for the veternary university admission so let me tell you that as far as your rank is concerned you will get a seat in any one of the universities but the free seat

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is nit is free after cracking jee mains in below 10000

ayanmukherjee045 1st Feb, 2022

Hello Rakesh,

No, there is no provision like this in any nit that if you score below 10k you will not be charged any fees. Let me tell you there are many provisions in nits and IITs like for example fee remission is provided on the basis of family income

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how to do free exit from round one counselling ? please specify the steps

Ayush 1st Feb, 2022

Hello candidate,

I'm sorry to inform you but it would have been much better if you had more specific details regarding your question please to mention more details regarding the topic of interest regarding the topic of interest which have not been provided in the question are insufficient to get

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Hi! I got 300 marks in neet 2021 and rank is 344546 and I want to get in pulla Reddy dental college for a free seat am I eligible??

Karishma Sawhney 1st Feb, 2022

Hello aspirant,

As you are a non-domiciled candidate, you have fewer chances of getting a seat in this college as can be seen by the cut off for various categories-

1. GENERAL- 155934

2. SC- 227421

3. ST- 220303

However, you can get admission in the following deemed dental colleges-

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what is geological science ?? what exam is required to get free admission in governmental college??

mrinalini048 31st Jan, 2022

Hey!

Geology is a branch of science that studies the physical components of the Earth as well as processes such as landslides, floods, and volcanic eruptions. It investigates the evolution of the Earth during the last 4.4 billion years. Geology students are scientists who research the origins of the atmosphere,

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I got 24k rank in ap eamcet bipc ...Can I get free seat in agricultural bsc belongs to oc category with ews certificate?

Sree Student Expert 31st Jan, 2022

Hello Sri Latha,


To get free seat/ full fees reimbursement, your AP EAMCET Rank must be less than 10,000 and your parents must not be Goverment employees and their income must be less than Rs. 2 Lakhs if you belong to OC or BC Category. If you belong to SC/

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