If I don't get any college in round 1 of NEET and also forget to fill choices, will security money be refunded or not?
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NEET Round 1 Security Money Refund
In case the aspirant has not filled any choices in Round 1 and is not allotted any seat, the money submitted by them during registration is generally refundable under the NEET counselling process for security deposits.
Security deposits are usually kept to bind the candidates when they are allotted seats against their choices. When choices have not been filed and an allocation has not been made, then there is no bond with the candidate.
It is a good idea to take a glance at the particular guidelines released by the organizing authority for that year since minor differences in the policies may appear.&nbs
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