If you have already secured a seat in the All India 2nd round of admissions and now wish to cancel it to participate in the State 2nd round, it is essential to follow the proper procedure to ensure a smooth transition. Here’s what you should consider:

1. **Cancellation Process**: First, check the official guidelines of the institution or the admission authority regarding the cancellation of your All India seat. Usually, there will be a formal procedure to follow, which may include filling out a cancellation form and notifying the admissions office.

2. **Refund Policies**: Understand the refund policies associated with the cancellation. Depending on the institution, you may or may not receive a refund of the admission fees, especially if the cancellation is done after a certain date.

3. **State Admission Eligibility**: Ensure that you are eligible for the State 2nd round admissions. Check the specific requirements and deadlines for applying to the State quota, as they may differ from the All India process.

4. **Timeliness**: Act quickly to avoid missing out on the State round opportunities. Make sure to complete all necessary steps before the deadline set by the State admission authority.

5. **Documentation**: Keep a record of all communications regarding the cancellation and new application, as you might need these for reference during the State admission process.

By following these steps, you can successfully cancel your current admission and participate in the State 2nd round of admissions.

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Hello,

Yes, you can cancel your All India Round 2 seat admission and participate in State Round 2 counseling, but you must follow the proper procedure.

First, check the specific guidelines of both the All India and State counseling processes. You may need to formally resign from the All India seat by submitting a resignation letter to the allotted institute.

Make sure to complete the cancellation before the last date for participating in State counseling. Also, confirm if there are any penalties, and be cautious, as some states may have rules against participating in both rounds simultaneously.

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It is possible if your college allow you to do so by admission you mean just getting the allotment letter and not submitting the fee then you can opt for free exit but your security money is forfeited or you can upgrade your college by participating in third round.

If you submitted your fees you can contact college they will tell you the procedure and whether your fees will be refunded or not.