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if we get seat in first phase but we tried to second phase for better college but seat is not alloted in 2 nd phase then we need to self report once again in the first phase seat alloted college aren't


Samatha 2nd Aug, 2024
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monag2673 12th Aug, 2024

If you secure a seat in the first phase of counseling but attempt the second phase hoping for a better college and unfortunately don't get a seat allotted in the second phase, you will generally need to report to the college allotted to you in the first phase.

This is because once you accept a seat in any phase, it is considered confirmed. Not reporting to the allotted college can lead to forfeiture of the seat and potential penalties.

However, the exact procedure might vary depending on the specific counseling process and rules of the respective state or institution. It's advisable to carefully read the counseling guidelines or contact the counseling authorities for precise information.

To avoid any last-minute hassles, it's crucial to make informed decisions and plan accordingly.

hope this helps you!!

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