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ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 10th Mar, 2022

Hi


Yes, you can definitely leave your engineering and get admission in the alloted college.


But yes,

If your college is a private, then there might be a bond in your college according to which you might have to pay the whole engineering course fee or whatever penalty amount decided by the college for wasting their seat. Even if your college is government I would suggest you to check with your college management once regarding rules  .


Apart from the possibility of paying penalty to your engineering college for leaving engineering in between.

There's no other problem , you can leave, and get admission in medical college you have got.


Thankyou


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1st Jun, 2022
i also wanted to prepare neet next year i have confussion you got a mbbs seat through state quota yes then even if i got kcet seat in engineering and also I can get mbbs seat also please reply please
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