What if I am not satisfied with my seat allotment through the TS LAWCET Counselling?

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    If you are not satisfied with your seat allotment through the TS LAWCET Counselling, you have two options:

    1. Participate in the subsequent rounds of counselling: There are usually multiple rounds of counselling for TS LAWCET. If you are not satisfied with your seat allotment in one round, you can participate in the next round and hope for a better seat.

    2. Withdraw from counselling: If you are not satisfied with any of the seats that you are allotted, you can withdraw from counselling. However, you will have to pay a withdrawal fee.

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