Can a student wait and target the next cutoff round without losing a seat on the existing cutoff round for admission to AIIMS Delhi?

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Yes, it is possible if someone don't want to apply in the existing cutoff round at AIIMS Delhi, they can go for the next round. However, it is not allowed to hold any seat. If a candidate targeting the next cutoff round, then he/she might have to bear a risk of losing his/her seat, as the vacant sea

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