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If I get a college of higher preference in second allotment, how do I apply to that college? Is there any cancellation fee involved?


MOHIT ROHILLA 9th Aug, 2019
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gehnachawlagac 9th Aug, 2019

Hello Mohit, I have mentioned the procedure :

  • Primarily, you have to Submit an application to the college in which you have taken admission and want to withdraw.
  • Mention the certificates you have submitted in that.
  • Then have to fill the cancellation form available on the official website.
  • You will have to pay a cancellation fee and take the printout of cancellation slip.
  • The first admission which is canceled does not return fee immediately instead takes duration of 2-3 month. You need to manage accordingly.
  • If the admission fee at the second college is similar to the first, it will be adjusted automatically. If the course/ tuition fee is more than the former college, you will have to pay the balance amount to confirm the admission.
  • If the fee is less than the former college, the excess amount will be refunded to the your account after a few weeks.

Thankyou , I hope it helped you, feel free to approach for further queries.

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