New Delhi : Through a recent notice, Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has notified about the resignation process for NEET PG 2022 counselling candidates who have joined Round 1 seats and now want to resign or surrender the seat allotted to them.
In reference to Round-1 of PG Counselling 2022, Reporting is scheduled to end on 7th October, 2022. It is for information that joined candidates can resign the seat of Round 1 staring from 05:00 PM of 03.10.2022 to 12:00 (noon) of 10.10.2022, after which they will be considered as part of Round-2 and same rules will apply on them as applicable for Round- 2 of counselling.
Candidates are advised to ensure that their Resignation Letter is generated online (through portal provided by MCC) by the allotted college, failing which the resignation will be treated as 'Null & Void'. In such a case, candidate will be deemed to occupy the seat still, and rules of Round-2 will apply. Any letter other than Resignation Letter not generated through online portal will not be considered eligible. In case candidate is resigning by sending email to college, s/he should make sure that they receive Resignation Letter generated through online portal of MCC, any offline resignation/letter is not permissible.
In case candidate gives consent for upgradation in Round-2, participates in Round 2 counselling but is not upgraded, s/he cannot resign the seat allotted in Round-2 and will have to retain the seat. In such a case rules of Round-2 will apply since the candidate has exercised choices and participated in Round-2. There is no option of resignation if candidate is not upgraded in Round-2. Round-1 joined candidates who neither participate in Round-2 nor resign the seat of Round-1 will be considered part of Round-2 after the stipulated time. Hence, candidates who desire to resign their seat of Round-1 should do so before the Round-2 commences i.e by 12:00 (noon) of 10th October, 2022
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