Hello student,

Yes, but only if there is higher options in your profile.

Candidates who are having valid options and who are willing to participate in the second

allotment/subsequent allotment have to log in to his/her Option Registration Page and confirm

their options by clicking the ‘Confirm’ button available in his/her Option Registration Page.

Candidates can delete their unwanted options or alter the priority of existing options only after

the online option confirmation.

(i) After each allotment, the options below the ‘allotted one’ of the candidate will automatically be

removed from the option list of the candidate. For example, if a candidate had registered 45

options in all, and if he/she is allotted his/her 34th option, all options from 35 to 45 will be

removed from the option list. Since the 34th option is the allotted one, it will not be seen in the

option list. Options from 1 to 33 only will remain valid and will be considered for future

allotments.

(ii) If a candidate is satisfied with an allotment and does not want to be considered against his/her

remaining options, he/she will have the facility to cancel all the remaining options. He/she may

Online Option Confirmation is mandatory before each phase of allotment for participating

in that particular phase of allotment. The facility for Online Option Confirmation will be

made available in the website before each phase of allotment. A candidate who does not

confirm the higher order options by clicking the’ Confirm’ button available in his/her

Option Registration Page, his/her higher order options belonging to the course(s) included

in that phase will not be available in subsequent phases also. However, his/her existing

allotment shall be retained, subject to the conditions of Clauses 11.6.2 and 11.6.3.

cancel options in a particular stream alone. He/she may also cancel specific options among the

remaining options as per his/her desire. The candidate will also have the facility to alter the

priority of the remaining options. But the candidate will not be permitted to register any fresh

options to the existing ones.

(iii) The facility for confirmation and cancellation/ deletion/alteration will be available for a

specified period of time as notified, after which the facility will be withdrawn. A candidate

retaining all or any of the options after each allotment is bound to accept the next allotment,

if any, given to him/her. If the candidate fails to accept the allotment, he/she will lose all the

allotments/ admission and will lose the existing options in the stream to which the latest

allotment belongs.

(iv) Forfeiture of the claims in CAP: The claims in Centralised Allotment Process conducted by the

CEE will be cancelled under the following reasons.

(a) Non payment of tuition fee as specified in the allotment memo.

(b) Non joining of the course/college within the stipulated time as specified by the CEE.

(c) Discontinued with TC to join courses other than the courses allotted by the CEE or for any

other reason.

11.6.5 Further Allotments: Details regarding further allotments will be notified by the Commissioner

for Entrance Examinations

Hope this will help

Thank you

Hello,

See there is first round in the counselling process which slots the government colleges to the students according to the highest marks and the cut off. Then the remaining seats are given to the states which fall under 85% state quota. So if you do not get college in the first round and you are willing to continue the process, you might get a good one in second round as some of the students from the first cancel their admission sometimes or some other reason. But if you are taking the admission in the first round college alloted to you then you can not go to second round or any further rounds. If you want to apply in the upcoming rounds you have to cancel the seat.

This is how it works. Thank you.

You can predict your college for further prediction or check out the results

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Thank you.