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NEET 2018:FAQ:I have submitted the fee but my confirmation page has not been generated.

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Question:I have submitted the fee but my confirmation page has not been generated.

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Answere:The generation of confirmation page is linked with payment of fee. If your fee has not been received on NIC portal, confirmation page will not be generated. If you have paid the fee and confirmation page has not been generated, you are requested to make the efforts to take the print out of your confirmation page in next 24 hours as there could be delay in updation of fees on NIC server from your gateway payment. This updation is done within 24 hours maximum. Thereafter if your confirmation page is still not generated, pay the fee once again and take the printout of the confirmation page. The excess fee paid will be automatically refunded in your account

Question:I have made the double payment, when my additional fee will be refunded to me.

Answere:The fee not updated will be refunded to you by your bank/payment gateway within 7 working days in the same account from where the payment has been made. This is as per the bank’s policy


Question:I have submitted the form and now I wish to make the payment of fee. However, the payment of fee i.e. Step 3 page is not available.

Answere:The payment of fee is step 3. This could be reached through candidate’s login after entering User Id and Password which has been generated by the candidate

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