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If I get admission in AIQ neet counselling then can I cancel my admission for participate in state counselling


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Ashwani yadav 20th Jun, 2019
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Animesh Vats Student Expert 23rd Jun, 2019

Hi Ashwani,

If you are alloted a seat in any medical College which is ample for you according to your choice and you wish to take admission, then you can easily take admission and can withdraw your application from state counselling.

In any case I would like to suggest you to think properly and see so as to which college you are getting through AIQ and in any case, is there any probability of getting a better college through satte quota. If there is then you should take final admission in that college which is best according to your rank and score.

I hope this information helps.

All the best.

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