Hello,

If your documents got rejected in the grievance round, you may be able to re-edit and re-submit them. However, this depends on the specific rules and guidelines set by the authorities or institution handling your application.

In Maharashtra, for example, if your documents are rejected during the grievance round, you may be able to re-submit them with corrections within a specified timeframe.

To confirm, you can:

1. Check the official website or notification for the specific program or scheme you applied for.

2. Contact the helpdesk or support team handling your application.

3. Reach out to the institution or authority directly.

They can guide you on the next steps and whether re-editing and re-submitting your documents is possible.

Hope this helps,

Thank you

If your documents were rejected at the last stage of the grievance round, it is unlikely that you will be allowed to re-edit and re-submit your documents. The grievance round is typically the final stage of the appeal process, and once the decision is made, it is usually final.

The key points gathered from the search results are:

1. Grievance Round:

- The grievance round is the final stage of the appeal process where you can submit additional information or evidence to support your case.

2. Decision:

- After the grievance round, the admission authority will make a final decision based on the information provided during the grievance process.

3. Re-editing Documents:

- The search results do not suggest that re-editing documents is a possibility after the grievance round. The decision is typically final, and any further changes would need to be considered as part of a new application process.

4. New Application:

- If your documents were rejected, you may need to reapply for the program next year, ensuring that all the necessary documents are complete and accurate.

Most grievance processes have clear guidelines outlining the steps involved and what happens if documents are rejected. Look for official documents, emails, or websites related to the grievance process for information about re-submissions.

The grievance process should have a designated administrator or point of contact. Reach out to them directly and inquire about the possibility of re-editing your documents. They can clarify the specific reason for rejection and if edits are allowed.

In some cases, the grievance process might have a strict deadline for submitting documents. If the deadline has passed, you might have to wait for the next grievance round.

The administrator might allow you to fix specific errors or omissions in your documents, but not rewrite them entirely.You might be given a chance to re-edit and submit your documents by a new, shorter deadline.

I hope it helps!