CENTAC extends round 1 PG medical admissions 2025, details
Puducherry: The Centralised Admission Committee (CENTAC) has extended the deadline for Round 1 PG Medical (MD/MS) admissions till December 13, 2025, up to 5:00 PM.
The announcement has been made through an official notice. The extension aims to give candidates additional time to complete the admission formalities.
According to the official notice, the last date for Round 1 admission to PG Medical (MD and MS) courses is extended till 13 December 2025 (Saturday), 5.00 PM. SMS alerts have also been sent to all Round 1 allotted candidates to ensure they are informed about the revised timeline.
Medical Dialogues had recently reported that CENTAC had released the Final Merit List for NEET PG MD, MS admissions under Government, Management and Management (Telugu Minority) quotas after disposing of the objections and grievances received from the candidates for the Revised Draft Merit List.
The Final Merit List is prepared based on the cut-off marks prescribed in the NEET-PG 2025. The category- wise (SC / ST / BT / OBC / MBC / EBC / BCM) lists are also published. Similarly, the special category lists of U.T. of Puducherry candidates (Meritorious Sports Person, Persons with Disabilities, Freedom Fighter and Ex-Servicemen) are also published.
IMPORTANT-SUBMISSION OF CERTIFICATES
1 In case of duplicate applications submitted by any candidate, both the applications have been rejected and his / her candidature is cancelled.
2 False information, if any, submitted by the candidate, will result in rejection of the application/cancellation of the admission.
3 Final admission will be subject to physical verification of documents. The candidature of any candidate found to be submitting forged documents will be cancelled and action as per law will be initiated.
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