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CAN I MAKE A FREE EXIT FROM THE FIRST ROUND OF NEET COUNSELLING EVEN IF I DIDN'T GET A SEAT IN THE FIRST ROUND?


Divya 23rd Jun, 2018
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Abhisht Raj Pandey 23rd Jun, 2018

Dear Student, 

Glad to inform you that free exit means if you get a seat in round one then it is not compulsory for you to report at the college or to take admission there. You can still join the second round. And as you haven't secured a seat in the first round there's nothing like free exit for you as it means not accepting the college, if you are talking about leaving or not attending first or second counselling session it's solely on your personal will. 

Hope this might help you. 

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2nd Jul, 2019
How xani exit from the first round counseling of neet
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6th Jul, 2019
can i make a for exit from the first round of NEET counselling even if i didn't report to the alloted college in the first round.
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