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The student may be eligible for a partial or full refund of the Rs.10,000 security deposit (Rs.5,000 each for ABVMU UPCNET and UPCPNET), depending on the refund policy of the respective counselling authorities.

Usually:

If the seat is not taken or admission is not completed, and the student withdraws within the given time, security deposit is refundable after deducting any processing charges.

But if the student got a seat and didn’t join, refund may not be guaranteed unless the university explicitly allows it under area/location-related withdrawal cases.

The student should immediately:

1. Check the official brochure or counselling guidelines for refund rules.

2. Email or contact the counselling authority (ABVMU or concerned university).

3. Attach proof of allotment and payment receipts while requesting a refund.

Note: Refund rules vary each year, so direct confirmation from the official source is the safest step.

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Yes, if you were allotted a seat in Round 1 but didn’t take admission or chose the upgrade option, and didn’t receive a seat in Round 2, you can still participate in Round 3 without losing your security deposit—as long as you did not join the college physically or complete the admission process. It's important to follow the official guidelines during the upgrade and withdrawal steps to ensure your eligibility for further rounds.

Yes, you have to pay the 2 lakh security deposit separately for AIQ counselling (for deemed universities) and again for state counselling (if the state requires it). These are two different counselling authorities, so their processes and payments are handled separately.

For example, if you're applying through MCC for deemed universities, you’ll pay 2 lakh there. If you’re also applying for private colleges through a state counselling like Maharashtra or Tamil Nadu, that state might also ask for its own security deposit. So yes, you might end up paying both.

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Yes, if you don’t get a seat in any of the rounds, your security deposit of Rs. 2 lakh will be refunded.

The refund is usually done after the counselling process is over. Make sure your bank details are correct in your application.

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During NEET counselling registration , you need to pay both the registration fee and the security deposit together.

You have to pay these before you can proceed to choice filling .

You don’t need to wait for seat allotment to pay the security deposit.

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In Maharashtra, MBBS admission under the state quota for government medical colleges does require a refundable security deposit. As per the official guidelines, candidates must pay 10,000 when they are allotted a government college seat. This deposit is separate from the registration fee and is refundable provided you report to the allotted college and comply with counselling rules.

You don’t need to worry about any additional non-refundable charges if you make the deposit and join according to the schedule. Just ensure you follow the process properly, and the security deposit will be returned after completing the admission formalities.

During UP AYUSH counselling, candidates must pay:

A non-refundable registration fee of rupees 2,000 for General and OBC categories, and rupees 1,500 for SC and ST categories.

A security deposit of rupees 20,000 is required for government AYUSH colleges and rupees 50,000 for private AYUSH colleges. If you choose to apply for both, you must pay rupees 50,000.

This security deposit is refundable if you do not take the allotted seat or withdraw as per counselling rules. However, if you accept the seat and later resign after joining the college, the deposit may be forfeited based on state counselling regulations.