Yes, you can apply for the stray vacancy round for both state and All India Quota (AIQ) seats, but you need to be mindful of a few important considerations. The stray vacancy round is typically conducted when seats remain vacant after the mop-up round in both state and AIQ counseling. However, applying for both rounds means you need to carefully manage your preferences and actions if allotted a seat.

If you get allotted a seat in both the state and AIQ stray vacancy rounds, you can only accept **one seat**, as holding two seats is not permitted. Accepting both will lead to cancellation of both seat allotments and possibly make you ineligible for further rounds. Once you accept a seat in one of the rounds (AIQ or state), you must immediately inform the authorities of the other counseling to withdraw your application or decline the offer.

It is advisable to be prepared with a clear preference before the allotment, as stray vacancy rounds move very quickly and often have very short windows for seat acceptance. Ensure that you thoroughly check the rules and timelines for both rounds to avoid any conflicts and secure the best available seat.

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Yes, you can apply for the stray vacancy round of both State and AIQ (All India Quota) counselling, but here’s what you need to know:

1. Eligibility : Ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria for both the State and AIQ stray vacancy rounds. You may have to register separately for both.

2. Separate Allotment : If you apply for both rounds and get allotted a seat in both State and AIQ stray rounds, you can only take one seat . You must choose between them.

3. Seat Acceptance : Once you accept a seat in either AIQ or State stray vacancy round, the other seat will automatically be forfeited.

4. No Upgradation : After accepting a seat in the stray round, there is no option for further upgradation in either State or AIQ rounds.

5. Precaution : Make decisions carefully, as accepting a seat will lock your options.

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You can apply for the stray vacancy round of both the state quota and All India Quota (AIQ), but if you are allotted a seat in both rounds, you will have to choose one. Accepting a seat in one round will automatically cancel your seat in the other. Failing to make a choice within the given time frame may result in forfeiting both seats. Always follow official guidelines for the process.

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Yes, you can apply for stray round of both state and AIQ medical/ d dental counseling if eligible. But here is what happens if you get allotted a seat in both rounds:

AIQ Vacancy Round: This is generally done by the MCC. If you are allotted any seat under AIQ and become eligible for the stray vacancy round of AIQ, then you need to report to the respective college to which seat has been allotted. You will be barred from any further counseling rounds after an AIQ seat is offered to you, not even the state stray vacancy round.

Stray Vacancy Round for State Quota: You have to opt for both the seats if you have applied through the state stray vacancy round and got a seat allotment. Your seat acceptance in the state counselling depends on whether you join the AIQ seat or not.

In practice, the state authorities will not allow you to take up the state quota seat if you take up the AIQ seat. So, therefore, it's very important to prioritize which seat you would prefer before participating in both rounds. You have to take prompt action to avoid losing both seats if deadlines clash.

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Yes, you can apply for the stray vacancy round in both the State Quota and the All India Quota (AIQ) for NEET UG admissions, provided you registered for the earlier counseling rounds in both categories. If you receive allotments in both, you will need to accept one seat and withdraw from the other to avoid disqualification or legal issues. It's crucial to adhere to the specific guidelines from both counseling authorities, as accepting seats in both simultaneously may lead to penalties. For detailed procedures and updates, refer to the official websites of the Medical Counselling Committee ( MCC ) and your state’s medical counseling authority.

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