NEET PG, NEET MDS Admissions 2023: UP DGME releases revised Mop-Up Round schedule, details
Uttar Pradesh: The Directorate General of Medical Education (UP DGME) has announced the revised mop-up round schedule for NEET PG and NEET MDS courses.
The choice-filling process can be carried out up to 5th October 2023 (11:00 am). Allocation results will be declared on 5th October 2023. The candidates can download the allotment order and take admission on 7th October 2023, 9th October 2023, and 10th October 2023.
The candidates who previously carried out the registration process for the mop-up round but couldn’t pay the registration fee and security deposit can pay the fee again and do the choice filling. The candidates who have paid the security deposit and already done choice locking need not do choice filling again.
Candidates should assess their eligibility on their own according to the G.0 (Government order) /Brochure of UP NEET PG 2023. Only those candidates will be eligible for the mop-up round, who have not been allotted any seat through the first and second rounds of counseling of UP NEET PG-2023.
Candidates allotted through the first or second round of counseling of UP NEET PG-2023 and candidates admitted through any round of All India quota counseling will not be eligible for the mop-up round. To participate in the mop-up round, it will be mandatory for all eligible candidates to register themselves online on the website by depositing the registration fee of Rs. 2000.
Security Money of Rs. 30000 for Government Medical/Dental Colleges, Rs. 200000 for private medical colleges, and Rs.100000 for private dental colleges is mandatory to be deposited online by the candidates. Such unallotted candidates from round 1 & round 2 UP NEET PG 2023 counseling, whose security money has already been deposited, are not required to deposit the security money again for the mop-up round.
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