Odisha NEET Counselling 2022: Registration Window for Round 2 Opens Today at ojee.nic.in

Odisha NEET Counselling 2022: The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) Cell has started the Odisha NEET 2022 counselling round 2 registrations today, Nov 7.

The OJEE official notification stated that "The registration for round 2 of counselling for MBBS / BDS courses starts from Nov 7. Candidates, who have qualified in NEET UG 2022, but did not register themselves in round 1 may register for round 2 counselling."

Candidates who freshly register for the Odisha NEET counselling 2022, get their documents verified, and are placed in the revised State Merit List after round 2 registration must fill and lock choices within the given schedule. 

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Candidates who were not allotted seats in Odisha NEET counselling 2022 round 1 and those who were allotted seats in the first round but not they did not report for admission can apply but they need to fill and lock in fresh sets of choices within the given schedule.

The official notification stated that "The choices, filled by these candidates in the earlier round, shall be invalid. So, unless they fill and lock fresh choices for 2nd round, it will be assumed that they are not interested to participate in counselling and they shall go out of the system."

Candidates who had registered as General category during the first round of Odisha NEET 2022 counselling, but are now interested to convert to the NRI category, and the candidates who want to change their domicile status, must report at the OJEE Office, Bhubaneswar, with all relevant original documents, between Nov 9 to 10, till 5 PM.

Candidates who have taken admission after round 1 Odisha NEET counselling 2022 and have exercised the option of freeze or float, are not required to do any additional choice filling for the second round and thus, shall not be given a fresh option for filling choices.

The Candidates who have chosen the ‘freeze’ option, will retain their first-round allotments, while the allotments of the candidates who have given ‘float’ as their option may be upgraded or retained depending on their rank and the availability of seats as per choice.

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