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NEET 2022 admit cards out
The National Testing Agency, NTA has released the Admit Cards for the Candidates appearing for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (UG) – 2022, NEET 2022.
The candidates are required to download their Admit Card of NEET (UG) - 2022 (using their Application No. and Date of Birth) from the website https://neet.nta.nic.in/ w.e.f. 12 July 2022 (11:30 A.M. onwards) and go through the instructions contained therein as well as in the Information Bulletin.
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NEET 2022 Admit Cards Out, Download Now
Compulsory bond service for PG, SS reduced from 5 years to 2 years in Rajasthan
In a major overhaul, the Rajasthan government has reduced the compulsory bond service period for doctors pursuing Post Graduate and Super Speciality courses in the state-run medical colleges from a period of 5 years to 2 years.
The corresponding penalty for failing to fulfil the bond conditions remains the same as before at Rs 25 lakh.
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Compulsory Bond Service For PG, SS Reduced From 5 Years To 2 Years In Rajasthan
NEET, NEET PG counseling: MCC develops software for All States DME
Through a recent notice, Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has informed regarding the development of a software for all states and counselling bodies including Directorate of Medical Education, wherein they can upload the names, roll numbers of NEET and NEET PG students who have joined up to round 2 and further rounds of the state quota or round 2 of the AIQ on the common portal.
This will ensure that all such candidates will not be eligible to participate in the further rounds for All India Quota or for State Quota from next academic year onwards.
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NEET, NEET PG Counselling: MCC Develops Software For All States DME
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