dear neha
you can take the following point into consideration
1- the central atom make avaliable a number of empty s,p and d orbitals equal to its C.N these vacant orbital hybridise together to form hybrid orbitals .
which are same in number as the atomic orbital hybridising together , these hybrid orbitals are vacant , equivalent in energy and have a definite geometry
2- the non bonding metal electrons occupies the inner orbitals and they donot take part in the hybridisation, the d-orbital involved in the hybridisation may be either inner (n-1)d or outer nd orbitals
3- vacant hybrid orbitals of the metal atom or central ion overlap with filled d orbitals of the ligand to form a covalent d bond .
HOPE U CAN NOW ABLE TO FIND IT OUT
REGARDS