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in Uptu counselling I got my first choice option brd college(first in my choice list) & have paid the fee and downloaded the allotment letter but by mistake I chose floating option will I get that same college or it will be changed if I report on the college with allotment letter will it be freezed


hemlatagorakhpur 27th Oct, 2020
Answer (1)
Harsh Chandravanshi 27th Oct, 2020

Hi Aspirant!

According to official guidelines if you choose the floating option then it will only allot you another seat if you will get better college option in next round.Hence if you get the college which is top in your lock choices then you do not have to worry because you will not get another seat but if there is any college above your alloted college then you have to leave seat and go for the alloted college.

To restrict that you can contact them by calling them or wrote mail to them.

I hope it helps.

Happy hustling!

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