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is it true that college allotted by mcc neet aiq counseling in round2 have to be accepted at any cost and I cannot take part in state counseling further if I didn't get desired college


dr.akashkumarmbbs1999 19th Oct, 2020
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priyaankasarkar Student Expert 19th Oct, 2020

This is partly correct. While you can exercise your right of participating in the State Counselling, if you want to leave the seat offered in Round 2 of All India Round Counselling, you will have to forgo the security deposit. For example, if a Candidate has been alotted a seat in Round  and doesn't want to accept it, there is Free exit option that he/she can utilise and there is no penalty involved. But if you want to quit the seat allotted in Round 2 and move to State Counselling, you have to forgo the security deposit that you paid while registering for All India Counselling. This is a choice that you have to make.

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