If you were allotted a seat in **Round 1 of AIQ counseling** but didn’t join and did not participate in **Round 2**, you will generally **not be eligible for a refund of the security deposit**.

According to the rules of the **Medical Counseling Committee (MCC)** for All India Quota (AIQ)

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Yes, you can directly participate in NEET Round 3 (also known as the Mop-Up round) even if you skipped Round 2, provided you were not allotted any seat in Round 1. You don’t need to pay the Rs.2 lakh

If you've lost your security pin for the National Scholarship Portal (NSP), you can recover it easily by following these steps:

1. **Visit the NSP Portal**: Go to the official website of the National Scholarship Portal

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If even after the 3rd round counseling of the UP State Medical Counseling you were unable to get a seat, and then you withdraw from the 4th round, then the refund of your security fee is at the mercy of the refund policies devised by the counseling authorities of

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If you have registered and paid the security fee for Uttar Pradesh state counseling for round 2 but could not do choice filling, then you will be considered for round 3.

Once you have registered and paid the security fee of the earlier round such as Round 2, that

Yes, if you accept a college in MCC round 3 and haven't joined any college in previous rounds of NEET counselling (including round 1 where you weren't allotted anything in round 2), your security deposit will be refunded to you as you did not accept a seat in the earlier

The security deposit may still be changed if you take part in later rounds, such as Round 3, subject to the following restrictions:

Forfeiture of Security Deposit: The security deposit is typically lost if you decide to leave the college after being given a seat in Round 1 or 2.

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