If you opted for the "betterment" option in the first round of counseling and participated in the second round without securing a college, you generally have the option to take admission in the college allotted in the first round. Here’s how it typically works:

Understanding the Process

1. Betterment Option: By choosing the betterment option, you indicated your desire to try for a better college or course in the subsequent rounds. This choice means that you were willing to forego the seat allocated in the first round in hopes of a better option.

2. Second Round Results: If you do not get a seat in the second round, your first-round seat is usually held for you, provided you haven’t confirmed admission elsewhere.

3. Rejoining the First Round Seat: After the second round results, if you wish to take admission in the college allotted to you in the first round, you should contact the counseling authority or the admission office of the college as soon as possible. They will guide you through the process of rejoining or confirming the admission in the first-round college.

Steps to Follow

• Contact the Authorities: Reach out to the counseling office or the respective college's admission office to confirm your intention to take the seat from the first round.
• Complete Formalities: Follow any necessary procedures or formalities required by the counseling authority to confirm your admission in the first-round college.

By promptly addressing this with the relevant authorities, you can secure your admission in the college allotted in the first round if you did not get a seat in the second round.