NEET Counselling: KNRUHS issues notice on seat blocking
Hyderabad: Through a recent notice, the Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) has issued important information concerning seat blocking for MBBS candidates seeking admissions to Telangana Medical Colleges.
It is hereby informed that University has received representations stating that many high ranking NEET qualified candidates with higher percentile have registered online for Management Quota and these candidates may have already secured admission in colleges of other States and are involved in seat blocking process. Hon'ble High Court and Human Rights Commission also observed that seat blocking shall be prevented and informed University to take steps to prevent seat blocking.
Candidates are also hereby informed to take note of this fact and shall refrain from taking part in seat blocking process which may lead to legal problems and court cases. KNR University of Health Sciences will forward the details of candidates who withdraw from the course after last date for free exit ( as notified by the university) to National Medical Commission for further course of action.
All the allotted candidates have to submit a declaration signed by candidate and parent at the time of admission on non judiciary stamp paper of Rs.10 ( Proforma is attached) , that they are not involved in seat blocking process.
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