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I was alotted a seat in round 1 neet PG. If I am to take free exit and participate in round 2,do i still have to go to the previously alotted college (or is that process just for who wants upgradation?) Thanks in advance .


Chandana 10th Apr, 2020
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priyaankasarkar Student Expert 10th Apr, 2020

Free exit gives you an option of quitting the seat even without visiting the allotted college. And you will still not be penalised for not joining or reporting to college. Under normal circumstances, to quit an allotted college, you need to report and then resign during a specified time frame or else you will be penalised and the security deposit might not be returned. But due to free exit option, you will not be penalised even if you do not report to the college. You can still opt for 2nd round of counselling.

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