NEET PG Counselling 2021: DME Tamil Nadu releases Eligibility Criteria For Mop-Up Round, notifies on Refundable Security Deposit
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Tamil Nadu: The Director of Medical Education has recently announced the eligibility criteria for participating in the Mop-Up round and the amount of refundable security deposit paid for NEET PG candidates.
In AIQ II/ Deemed/ Central Universities, candidates who have not joined can exit with forfeiture of fees. Candidates who have joined are ineligible for further counselling. Candidates will have to pay a refundable security deposit of Rs 25000 for government seats and Rs 10000 for SC/ST/OBC. For deemed university seats, it is Rs 200000.
Candidates of state quota 2 who have not joined can exit with forfeiture of fees. Candidates who have joined are ineligible for further counselling. Candidates will have to pay a refundable security deposit of Rs 25000 for the government and Rs 12500 for SC/ST/OBC. For private seats, it is Rs 200000.
Mop Up round of DGHS for Deemed/Central Universities candidates if allotted any seat, ineligible for further rounds of counselling can exit with forfeiture of fees. Candidates who have joined are ineligible for further counselling.
Candidates holding a seat of round 2 of State Counselling cannot participate in the Mop-Up round of AQI counselling. The authorities have been asked not to allow candidates to resign who have been allotted and joined seats in round 2 of the State Counselling.
Candidates note the Mop-Up round is only for those who have not joined or holding a seat during the previous rounds of counselling.
As per DME, Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has requested the selection committee and candidates to kindly adhere to the policies or counselling process to enable the candidates who are not holding any seat to be allotted a seat.
NEET PG counselling is conducted in 2 rounds. A 3rd, Mop Up round is organized if any seats are left vacant after the conclusion of round 2 of the counselling.
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