Can I participate in NEET UG counselling round 3 if I do not get a seat in round 2?
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Yes, you can participate in NEET UG counselling round 3 if you didn't get a seat in round 2, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria:
You must have registered earlier and paid the required fee
You must not have a seat in any previous rounds of NEET-UG Counselling, including All India Quota, State Quota, or Deemed University
You must not have joined an institute allotted in any previous rounds
The Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) conducts the NEET UG counselling process for admission to 15% of All India Quota (AIQ) MBBS and BDS seats across India. You can apply for the counselling from the MCC official website
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