Dear aspirant,

Yeah you can apply in both at same time that is no problem at all, but yeah check the rule regulations of both state counseling  and AIQ COUNSELING as you participate. As you might be aware that there is no free exit in AIQ after first round counselling so if you will get allotted a college and you didn't get addmitted you will have exit with forfeiture fees ( means you will loose security deposit). Also as you haven't mentioned your state quota name so check there counselling schemes. Check all the cut off ranks of both counselling and  calculate your chances then get participate.

You can use our college predictor tool for predicting the best college at your marks and rank in your state. It is quite helpful for many students. Try it by visiting the link below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope I may have resolved your query

Best regards!!

Hey!

yes to participate in mop up round counselling, candidats have to fill the registration form again and make the payment again. Kindly not ethe candidates who have filled the retention form are not eligible to participate in mop up round counselling. To get updates, stay tuned with:

https://mcc.nic.in/UGCounselling/Home/SeatMatrix

Thankyou

Dear aspirant

As you were not allotted a college in first round and in further round you haven't participate that's mean you make free exit so yeah you are eligible for refund of security deposit money. It will be refunded back to your bank account after once the counselling get completed. Keep checking the MCC counseling website they put notice about refund procedure when the counselling end. You will get your security deposit money back in the account from which you have pay during the registration. But yeah they will confirm all the details so be in touch with official website.

Hope this information helps you

All the best !!

Hello,

JEE Main is an entrance exam for admission into NITs, GFTIs and IIITs. If you are qualified then you need to participate in JoSAA counselling. The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) conducts the counselling for admission into NITs, GFTIs and IIITs.

Also various private colleges accept JEE Main score, to get seat in such colleges you need to apply separately based on your JEE Main score and the application fee is applicable depending on the institute. Here is the link to the colleges which accepts JEE Main score

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-India-accepting-jee-main-score

States like Uttarakhand, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh etc also conducts counselling for admission into the institutes of respective states. You can apply for this state counselling as well if you fulfill the eligibility requirements.

Dear aspirant,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you want to know about the upgradation option whether you can upgrade or not after round 2.

I would like to say that if there is a round after this round 2 then you can definitely apply for upgradation but if there is no round left after this round then you cannot opt.

Hello student

In your marks224  Telangana Neet you are looking for BDS then there is a chance according to previous year cutoff neet 2019 cut off for 107to134.

So there is a chance for you to get a seat in government BDS colleges in Telangana Andhra Pradesh.

Hope this will be helpful.

Hello,

This round is for those who didn't get their seat in their desired Colleges.

From all India quota counseling to state-level counseling to Mop-up counseling, there are various rounds performed in which all candidates who are fulfilling the eligibility criteria get admission. But what if you applied in all those previous rounds of counselling , but still didn’t get the admission in your dreamed college.

• Then, there is one last hope for you is the Stray Vacancy round which is also known as the institutional Mop-up round of counselling.
• Stray Vacancy is the round of Counseling which deals with seats left vacant or remaining unfiled still after a mop-up round of MCC or state counseling.
• Stray vacancy round is mostly happens in those states or some category colleges, which have NRI or management quota seats.
• you should know there is no fixed parameter in stray vacancy round
• Every college is independent to give admission in these vacant seats on their own parameter or decided rules.

https://news.careers360.com/mcc-starts-registration-for-neet-2020-stray-vacancy-round-check-details-here

You can refer to this link for more information.

Hello Aspirant,

Stray vacancy round is the final round conducted to fill all vacant seats from round 1,2 and 3. We cannot make any reliable prediction on what will happen during stray vacancy round . There are non specific parameters in this round , any student who has cleared NEET exam may apply . Point to note is until now , fresh registrations were not allowed but as per the latest announcement from MCC , it is . So many students may apply and your possibilities will entirely depend on number of seats vacant in each college, number of candidates applying and their marks . So you can register and try your luck. If you had been allotted a seat in any of the previous rounds , then you are not eligible to attend .Now coming to the second question, there is only one EWS certificate valid throughout India. If your EWS certificate falls under the validity period, then you can very well use it wherever you want to. There is nothing like separate state and central EWS certificates.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling

All the best

Hello aspirant!
Hope you are doing well!

In case you have not joined the college allotted to you in NEET 2020 counselling, only then you can participate in the state counselling, but for this you wont be getting back your security money.
In case you join the allotted college, you wont be eligible to exit or surrender from the counselling of NEET 2020 nor be allowed to take part in the further rounds of NEET counselling 2020.

For more information refer to https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling-faqs