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what does blocking of the seat mean in neet ug 2021 counselling.


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Syed Asif Akbar 15th Mar, 2022
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Sree Student Expert 15th Mar, 2022

Hi aspirant,

**Blocking of the seat meaning in NEET UG 2021 Counselling is that candidates opt for the seat in College but they deliberately did not join the College they have got alloted.

**This issue came to the notice of MCC and they are monitoring lively the actions of such students and such Colleges.

**MCC warned the students who are blocking the seat deliberately and wishfully will have to face consequences.

**So, seat blocking practice is not good and not accepted by MCC if done deliberately. Candidates are requested to take care of this during NEET UG 2021 Counselling.

I hope this information was helpful to you.

All The Best!!

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