GST ITC partial reversal

In those sections of GST, where partial ITC reversal is required, so here is it compulsory to first take the full ITC and then reverse the ineligible ITC, or we can just directly claim the ITC on net net basis?
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This discussion clarifies the procedure for partial Input Tax Credit (ITC) reversal under GST. Participants confirm that it is permissible to claim the full ITC initially and then reverse the ineligible portion. Alternatively, one can directly claim ITC on a net basis after deducting the ineligible amount. The consensus leans towards claiming the full ITC first, followed by the reversal, adhering to rules 42 and 43.

Yes you may avail the ITC also reverse the ineligible
Follow the procedure mentioned in rules 42&43
Which is preferable ?
1.To take thw full ITC and then reverse the ineligible ITC

or

2 Directly claim the ITC on net net basis (i.e after deducting ineligible ITC)
Claim and reverse.
Yes it's better to take full ITC then show Reversal.

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