NEET PG 2025: DME Assam invites applications for incentive marks to doctors for remote service, details
NEET PG
GUWAHATI: DME Assam has invited NEET PG 2025 qualified candidates, who have served at least one year in designated 'remote and difficult areas' of Assam, to apply for additional marks in PG medical admissions.
Applications with required documents must be submitted by hand at the DME office between August 23 and September 6, 2025.
In its notice, the NBE notified that the candidates eligible for admission into postgraduate medical courses under the Medical Colleges of Assam (Regulation of Admission into PG Degree and Diploma Courses) Rules,2021 and have secured cut off scores in NEET-PG-2025 or above as declared by the National Board of Examinations and have served in the remote & difficult areas as mentioned below are directed to apply in prescribed format (which will be available in the official website of the DME Assam from 23rd August, 2025), to the undersigned along with the information/documents mentioned below for awarding additional marks as per the PG Admission Rule and submit the same to the office of the undersigned (2nd floor, Room No. 5) on or before 6th September, 2025, during office hours by hand.
No further application will be considered by this office after the last date of submission (i.e. 6th September, 2025). Applications sent via Post/ E-mail shall not be accepted. Candidates are also requested to collect their receipt of acknowledgement at the time of submission of their forms.
The relevant rule in this regard is as follows:
“Candidates who serve for at least one year continuously in the “remote and difficult areas” under Department/NHM/ public authority/agency created by Government shall be given weightage in the marks as an incentive upto of 3% of the marks obtained in the Entrance Examination against completion of each year of service in the “remote and difficult areas” on or before 31st May of that session subject to maximum of 9% (i.e. for three years of service or above).
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