Dr YSRUHS web Options For MBBS Admission, last day today

Published On 2022-11-08 03:30 GMT   |   Update On 2022-11-08 05:28 GMT

Andhra Pradesh: Dr YSRUHS informs about exercising one-time web options for web-based counselling for admission into the MBBS course under competent authority quota seats for the academic year 2022-23. The final merit list, not-eligible list, rejected list, PwD merit list, PwD non-eligible list and seat matrix have also been released.A detailed schedule for web option – Exercising of...

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Andhra Pradesh: Dr YSRUHS informs about exercising one-time web options for web-based counselling for admission into the MBBS course under competent authority quota seats for the academic year 2022-23. The final merit list, not-eligible list, rejected list, PwD merit list, PwD non-eligible list and seat matrix have also been released.

A detailed schedule for web option –

Exercising of web options Website: https://ugcq.ntruhsadmissions.com - From 09.00 PM ON 05.11.2022 to Up to 07.00 PM ON 08.11.2022.

University Fee -

The selected candidates will have to pay Rs.10600 as a university fee through a payment gateway by using an online payment method (Debit Card / Credit Card / Internet Banking / UPI) for downloading the allotment order.

Tuition Fee –

1. Rs.10000 in Government Medical Colleges.

2. Rs.15000 in Private Un-aided Non-Minority and Minority Medical Colleges as per G.O.Ms.No.146, HM & FW., (C1) Department, dated 05.11.2020.

3. Candidates selected for Sri Padmavathi Medical College for Women, Tirupati, must visit the SVIMS website: http://svimstpt.ap.nic.in for tuition fees and other fees details to be paid at college.

Instructions to the Candidates - 

1. Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) /Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) Cardholders are eligible for admission only against any Non-Resident Indian seat or any supernumerary seat; Provided further that the OCI Cardholder shall not be eligible for admission against any seat reserved exclusively for Indian Citizens.

2. The eligible candidates in the Provisional Final Merit list displayed on 05.11.2022 should exercise only one-time options for all medical colleges as per their order of priority.

3. A candidate has to exercise options for all medical colleges in order of priority.

4. Candidates are instructed to be careful while exercising options on the web. One Time Password will be sent to the registered mobile and mail when entering and submitting web options.

5. The options, once exercised, are final. No request for a change of options or order of college priorities will be entertained after the closure of the above-said web options schedule.

6. Candidates are instructed to take the printout of the saved options.

7. No further notifications for exercising web options will be issued. All candidates have to exercise their one-time web options NOW only.

8. The same options will be considered for all phases of counselling, including mop-up counselling. The same options will also be considered for filling special category seats as and when the final prioritized lists from the authorities concerned are received.

Allotments under Special categories -

1. All candidates, including those claiming special category reservations, must now exercise their one-time web options.

2. The seats reserved under special categories, i.e., PH, PMC, NCC, CAP, Sports, Scouts & Guides and Anglo Indian, will be filled as and when the prioritized merit list is received from the authorities concerned. Therefore, the candidates claiming reservations under a particular category reservation are informed to exercise their options for all colleges as per their order of college priorities NOW only.

3. The unallotted seats under special categories will be added to respective categories since the seats under special categories are Horizontal Reservations.

4. Only Muslim minority candidates will be considered for competent authority quota seats in Un-aided Private Minority Medical colleges. If Minority candidates are unavailable, the seats will be converted to Non-Minority in the last phase of counselling and will be filled with eligible candidates.

Reporting at the allotted college -

1. Candidates will receive the message on their registered mobile after the allotment of a seat if it is allotted. The candidates are instructed to visit the website: https://ugcq.ntruhsadmissions.com/ for allotment status after the closure of web options.

2. Candidates who have been allotted a seat shall report at the allotted college within the reporting schedule by downloading the allotment order on payment of the University fee of Rs.10600.

3. Candidates shall check their final allotment, take the printout of the allotment letter from the web and report to the respective colleges on or before the date specified on the allotment letter with all original certificates and pay the tuition fee to complete the admission process, failing which the candidate will forfeit the admission.

4. Verification of original certificates will be conducted at the college of admission. In case of any discrepancy, the provisional allotment will be cancelled, and action will be initiated as per University regulations.

If not allotted any seat in Phase-I –

 Candidates who have not been allotted any seat in the Phase-I of counselling will be considered for available vacancies in Phase II as per the one-time options already exercised.

If not reported at the allotted college –

The candidates who do not Report/join at the allotted college of Phase-I counselling will not be considered for subsequent phases of counselling.

Retain in the allotted college –

3. Phase-I reported candidates could consent to retain the existing seat as per the instructions to be notified by the University.

4. The candidates who have opted to remain in the allotted seat of Phase-I will not be considered for upgradation in the next phase of counselling (as per the one-time options already exercised) but will be retained in the existing seat and will be considered as a part of Phase-II and same rules will apply on them as applicable for Phase-II of counselling and cannot resign the seat.

5. The joined candidates up to round 2 of AIQ or State Quota shall not be eligible to participate in the further rounds for All India Quota or State Quota from the academic year 2022-23 onwards.

Exit from the allotted seat in Phase-I -

1. Phase-I reported candidates could resign the seat of Phase-I before the date to be notified by the University. Such candidates will not be considered for further rounds of counselling.

2. Candidates who have resigned from the Phase-I reported seat before the due date as per the schedule will be considered not registered/not joined, and such vacated seats will be filled in Phase-II counselling as per the rules.

3. After the due date, all Phase-I reported candidates would be considered part of Phase-II, and the same rules will apply to them for Phase-II of counselling, and they cannot resign the seat.

Candidates who do not opt to retain in the allotted seat -

1. Phase-I reported candidates who do not opt to be retained in the allotted seat will be considered for Phase-II of counselling for upgradation/sliding as per the one-time options already exercised and will be considered as a part of Phase-II and the same rules will apply on them as applicable for Phase-II of counselling and cannot resign the seat.

Candidates eligible for Phase-II counselling -

2. The joined candidates up to round 2 of AIQ or State Quota shall not be eligible to participate in the further rounds for All India Quota or State Quota from the academic year 2022-23 onwards.

3. Phase-I candidates who have opted to retain in the Phase-I reported seat would be considered for Phase-II counselling only in the existing college but not for degradation. The same rules will apply to them for Phase II of counselling, and they cannot resign their seat.

4. Candidates who have exercised one-time options but did not get seat allotment in Phase-I of counselling.

5. Phase-I Reported candidates who have neither opted to retain the Phase-I allotted seat nor opted to exit from the Phase-I reported seat.

6. The 2nd phase of counselling will be conducted after the closure of reporting time of 1st phase counselling for the available vacancies based on the one-time options already exercised by the candidates. No further notifications will be issued.

7. The Phase-I seat vacated because of the upgradation (as per the one-time options already exercised) during Phase-II counselling will be added and allotted simultaneously to the following candidates as per the merit and rules. The candidates upgraded in Phase II of counselling should compulsorily report at the upgraded college.

8. If a candidate slides to another college during phase II of counselling, the original certificates will be sent to the college concerned after the closure of admissions. The candidate has to report at the reallotted college with the downloaded allotment order and custodian certificate issued by the previous college.

Phase II of counselling will be conducted for -

1. Unfilled seats in phase – 1

2. Not reported / Not joined seats after Phase-I.

Discontinuation from the Course -

1. Reported Candidates who have not utilized the free exit facility as per the schedule (to be notified) cannot resign the seat during admissions, i.e. from Phase-II counselling to till the closure of admissions.

2. If any candidate wants to withdraw from the course after the closure of admissions in the middle of the course, such candidate has to submit their request through the Principal of the college concerned along with a course discontinuation fee of Rs.300000 for MBBS plus GST as applicable to the University by way of demand draft.

A seat matrix has also been released for the MBBS course under competent authority quota seats. The seat matrix has been released for the following categories.

1. AU Seats

2. SVU Seats

3. SWI Seats

4. FATIMA Seats

5. NIMRA Seats

The detailed seat matrix is enclosed in the notices below.

To view the notices, click on the links below -

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/mbbsau-190165.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/mbbsfatima-190166.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/mbbsfinalmeritlist2022-23-190167.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/mbbsnimra-190168.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/mbbsnoteligiblelist2022-23-190169.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/mbbsrejectedlist2022-23-190170.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/mbbssvu-190171.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/mbbsswi-190172.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/phmeritlist2022-23-190173.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/phnoteligiblelist2022-23-190174.pdf

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/1stphasembbswebnotification2022-190164.pdf


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