I scored 535 in Neet 2020, AIR 59,000. I know I wom't get any govt MBBS colleges and I'm prepared for deemed MBBS colleges. Now, in what order do i fill choices? All Govt MBBS first, and then Deemed or vice versa? I don't want to miss my chances for Deemed universities either. Please help me
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Hello aspirant,
If you think that you want to try for government MBBS colleges then first fill the government MBBS colleges though you may think that you might not get the college. We never know what happens. Keep government MBBS colleges first and then keep the deemed universities in which you are interested. Fill as many options as possible to ensure that you will get admission in some college. But don't fill those colleges which you are not interested in .
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Seat allotment is always done on the basis of rank. When you fill your choices in priority order they will allot you a seat based on your priority. Since you have first kept government colleges and then deemed universities, they will first try to find you a seat((if available)) in government colleges. If there is no seat available for you in the government college then they will check for a seat in deemed universities since your next priority is deemed universities. You will then be alloted a seat. Only after allotting you a seat they will proceed with the person who got the next rank. Until and unless a seat is allotted for you the person who got rank less than you will not be allotted a seat. Hope this clears your confusion and feel free to ask if you still have any doubts.
MCC checks the choices of candidates one by one based on rank and then they move on to the next candidate. They WILL NOT check the choices of all candidates at once.
Yes, it is possible that you do not get seat in any of your choices because if your rank is lower than the cutoff of the college you may not get admission in to that college. And if you keep all your options as colleges whose cutoff rank is less than your rank then you won't get any college alloted and MCC moves on to the person with next rank. So you have to wait till the next round of counselling to get a seat. This is why you have to keep as many options as possible. Feel free to ask if you still have doubts.
Dear aspirant
First of all I am explaining you in short the rule of choice filling.During choice filling you can put any no of choices there and sort them according to your facvourable interest . In every round you will be allotted only one department of one college . According to your sorted choice list the top most available choice with vacant seats will be given to you . If you are happy with that then you lock that and get admission . Otherwise you upgrade( slide or float) If any of the preceding choice's seat becomes vacant then you will get than otherwise you get the allotted seat given to you from the previous round. But under any circumstances you can't get the receding choices after you are allotted a particular option.That's how it works. So choice filling and seat allotment is very vital.
So if you don't get anything new ollege or department in round 2 then you will get the seat of round 1.
So you must put government colleges at first then deemed Universities. I mean you must put at thr top what you want the most despite of the fact your chances are less.
You may check here
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer
Best Wishes.
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