Due to declining vacant seats, doctors appeal revision in NEET PG score
Pointing out that the country while combating the pandemic cannot afford any vacant seats, the doctors under the umbrella of Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA) has recently written to the Union Health Minister seeking a revision in the qualifying score in the mop-up round of NEET PG counselling.
In a letter directed to the Union Health Minister Shri Mansukh Mandaviya, FAIMA has referred to the fact that every year large number of seats, including clinical, paraclinical as well as non clinical remain vacant because enough candidates above the Cut off do not opt for those seats.
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Revise cutoff Score for NEET PG counselling Mop-up Round: Doctors write to Union Health Minister
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