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Can any one please clarify the freeze and float of seat in second round of the counselling.suppose i got seat in ihm A and ihm B is better


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Munish Sharma 10th Oct, 2020
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Ayush 19th Nov, 2020

Hi Candidate,

There is a general doubt amongst the candidates regarding the use of Freeze and Float options during counselling rounds. So let's discuss them one by one-

Freeze- Freeze option allows you the opportunity to lock your Alloted seat in the Counselling and not participating in further Rounds. Suppose if you have been alloted a college X, and you are satisfied with it you can simply freeze your choice and lock your seat permanently.

Float- Float option provides the candidate an opportunity or change to improve the alloted college by participating in further Rounds. Please note that the chance of getting a better seat only depends on the remaining seat availability and the ratio of your Higher-Ranked students to avail the remaining seats.

Hope that this answer helps you!!

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