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

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    Yatendra Kumar | Contributor-Level 10

    2 months ago

    Yes, you can wait and target the next IIIT Allahabad cutoff round for a better chance to secure a seat. Candidates who aim for the next cutoff round may have to face the possibility of losing their allotted seat in the current cutoff round because the remaining candidates eventually fill the open seats if anyone releases the allotted seat. Then, they may have to fight for the seats that are left over after the existing cutoff. Students seeking admission at IIIT Allahabad can check out the IIIT Allahabad cutoff 2024 from this link.

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