Allotted State Quota Non-service candidates can withdraw from seat without fine: Dr NTR University of Health Sciences issues notice
Andhra Pradesh :Through a recent notice, Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences has informed all the candidates and Principals of all Medical Colleges about the PG (Medical) Non-service State Quota counselling for the academic year 2021-22.
All the concerned candidates and medical college authorities are advised to take note of the following:
a) The candidates who have already joined in the allotted seat of PG (Medical) Phase-I/Phase-II/Phase-III of State Quota Non-service seats are permitted to withdraw from the seat without any debar/fine amount on (or) before 03.00 PM on 06-04-2022.
b) In such cases, the Principals shall return all the Original certificates and Tuition fee to the candidates immediately.
c) Such candidates are not permitted to exercise Web options in further counsellings including MoP Up Round of State Quota seats.
d) However, these candidates will be allowed to participate in Management Quota Phase-II counselling to be conducted if their names are present in the PG (Medical) Management Quota Final Merit list, dt.30-03-2022 only after resignation to the existing State Quota Non-service PG (Medical) seat.
To view the official Notice, Click here : http://website.drntruhs.in/notificationforpgmedical.pdf
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