Can I edit my choice of GNDU colleges for BCom LLB after the provisional merit list is out?

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No, choice locking is final during the specified preference-filling window. GNDU releases a provisional merit list for BCom LLB on the portal to let candidates check for any errors or discrepancies in their submitted marks. While candidates can report data discrepancies, but they cannot shuffle or c

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