Hello,

Yes, you can attend Phase 2 counselling even after getting admission in Phase 1. Here is the process for your case:

1. Register for Phase 2 – Log in using your credentials and select Phase 2 counselling.

2. Option Entry – You must give fresh web options again. You can choose new colleges/branches or keep the same ones.

3. Seat Allotment – If you get a new seat in Phase 2, your Phase 1 seat will be cancelled automatically.

4. Fee Adjustment – The fee you paid in Phase 1 will be adjusted. If the new college has a higher fee, you must pay the difference. If it’s less, the extra may be refunded as per rules.

5. Reporting – You must report to the new college if you get a new seat. If you don’t get a new seat in Phase 2, your Phase 1 seat will remain.

Make sure to follow the official schedule and instructions.

Hope it helps !

Hello Karthikeya,

Yes, you can attend Phase 2 counselling after taking admission in Phase 1. Here is how it would work:

1. Register and Exercise Web Options for Phase 2: You need to register again specifically for Phase 2 counselling (if required), and you will need to select your preferred colleges and branches again.
2. Phase 2 Participation Converts into Replacement of Phase 1 Allotment: When you exercise Phase 2 option and obtain a seat, the Phase 1 allotment would get automatically cancelled even if the current seat is same or lower than the previous seat. Therefore, you need to be very careful while selecting options.
3. If New Seat is allotted in Phase 2 then you will have to download the allotment order and report to the new college. Whatever tuition fee you have paid in Phase 1 will be adjusted in the new college (if both colleges are in the same fee category). You may have to pay/refund fee difference if applicable.
4. If No New Seat is allotted in Phase 2 then your Phase 1 seat remains intact and you can carry on with that college seamlessly.
5. Freeze your options wisely, and select only the colleges and branches that you would really prefer over allocated college in Phase 1.