Can a student wait and target the next cutoff round without losing a seat on the existing cutoff round for admission to AIIMS Deoghar?
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Indeed, students have the option to apply in the following round if they would choose not to apply in the existing AIIMS Deoghar deadline. They cannot, however, occupy any seats in the existing round if they wish to wait. Candidates who aim for the next cutoff round may have to face the possibility of losing their seat because the remaining candidates eventually fill the open seats within the allotted time. They may have to fight for the seats that are left over after the current cutoff. Additionally, the cutoff date for the Round 3 seat allocation for the AIIMS Deoghar MBBS program has been made public. Interested candidates can visit
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