Can I change my web options after first round of seat allotment in JEE Mains or JEE Advanced 2018?

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Nikhil Garg
8 years ago
No, once you have locked your choices you would not be able to change them. However, you have the option of freeze, float and slide once you get any seat in any round. (A) Freeze: Candidates accept the offered seat and indicate that they are content with the allocated academic programme and that the

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No, if you reject the seat allotted to you, then you are not allowed to participate in further rounds. So, you should accept the seat allotted to you by visiting your nearby reporting center for document verification and choose one of the three options of freeze, float and slide and wait for the fur

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