NEET PG Counselling- NTRUHS To End Free Exit Option Tomorrow, Details
Andhra Pradesh- Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (Dr NTRUHS) released a notification on free exit for Postgraduate (PG) seats under the competent authority quota (service and non-service) and management quota for the academic year 2024-25. Through the notification, Dr NTRUHS has detailed the guidelines regarding the Free Exit facility.
FREE EXIT PROVISION
1 Candidates allotted PG seats through State Counselling (both Competent Authority Quota and Management Quota) in Phase-1 can avail of the Free Exit option to join AIQ Round-2 counselling.
PROCEDURE FOR FREE EXIT
1 Candidates should visit their allotted college to resign from the Phase-1 seat and submit an undertaking to this effect.
2 College Principals are responsible for ensuring that all resignations are promptly entered into the college login system.
3 Additionally, the college Principals must freeze the data by 04:00 PM on 14.12.2024 in their logins, download and email a signed copy of the reported/not-reported and resigned candidates
4 College Principal shall return all the Original Certificates and the tuition fee and other fees collected to the candidates who resign from their seats.
5 Failure to complete this process will render the resignation as ‘Null & Void’.
IMPORTANT GUIDELINES FOR THE CANDIDATES
1 Utilize the Free Exit facility strictly within the stipulated time.
2 Once the Free Exit option is availed, the vacated seat will no longer be claimable by the candidate and will not be available for selection in Phase II counselling.
3 Resigned candidates are eligible to participate in Phase-II Counselling as per eligibility.
4 Vacancies resulting from Free Exit will be included in the Phase-II counselling process.
RESTRICTIONS AND PENALTIES
1 Requests for extending the Free Exit deadline will not be entertained under any circumstances.
2 Candidates are strictly prohibited from reporting both in AIQ and State Quota.
3 Any instances of dual reporting will attract severe penalties, including potential disqualification.
To view the notification, click the link below
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