PG medical admissions 2024 process begins in Kerala! Know fee structure for govt, private medical colleges

Fee Structure

The list of Medical Colleges/Courses to which the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations makes allotment is provided on the Home page of the candidate. Candidates can give options as per their priority of the CourseCollege combinations in the option list. A candidate need only give options to a Course-College combination if he/she is sure to join the course and college, under the chosen quota, if allotted. Options registered online alone will be considered for allotment to the courses. Options sent to the Office of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations via Post/Fax/E-mail will not be processed/considered for allotment to the courses.

Candidates who seek admission under the Minority/NRI quota in Self Financing Medical Colleges shall have to register options online to the desired courses/colleges in this first phase itself. Candidates who do not register options shall not be considered for allotment under the Minority/NRI quota even if they are included in the respective category lists.

Candidates are requested to go through the relevant clauses in the Prospectus with regard to the Centralised Allotment Process before registering options. The Eligible candidates, who are included in the Kerala State Merit List prepared by the CEE can register options in the first phase of counselling. The allotments will be strictly based on the options exercised, the rank obtained and the eligible reservations of the candidate. Candidates should register options only to those courses and colleges which they are sure to join on allotment.

In the second phase of counselling, there is no facility for fresh option registration for the candidates. Only option confirmation/deletion/rearrangement of the existing options in phase 2 is possible. Option confirmation is compulsory to participate in phase 2. Option registration will be available only to those courses which are newly added to the list at the second stage. If a candidate is allotted a seat in the first phase and joins the allotted seat, his/her higher options will be retained and all those options listed below the allotted option will automatically be deleted thus enabling only upgradation/retention in the same seat. If a candidate joined in a seat in phase 1 does not confirm option in phase 2 he will not be considered for upgradation in phase 2, but the seat joined in phase 1, if any, will be retained. So if a candidate joined in round 1 does not want upgradation in phase 2, he/she may not confirm options or delete all options registered.

After the 2nd Phase allotment, vacancies that exist or arise shall be filled in the 3rd round allotment. There is a facility for fresh option registration in 3rd round.

After the 3rd Phase allotment, if any vacancies exist or arise, those vacancies shall be filled through Stray vacancy allotment.

When a seat is allotted in a particular phase based on the valid options registered by the candidate, previous admission, if any, will stand cancelled irrespective of whether the new allotment is going to be accepted or not accepted by the candidate.

IMPORTANT POINTS

1 The allotment to Colleges/Courses will be subject to recognition of All India Regulatory Bodies/Affiliation from the Universities concerned.

2 Seat matrix will be published when the Government approves the same.

3 Those candidates whose positions in the Merit List have been withheld due to various reasons can also register their online options for allotment. But the options submitted by such candidates be considered for allotment only if they rectify or clear the defects before 4.00 PM on 23 November 2024 and otherwise eligible.

To view the notification, click the link below

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/cee-261379.pdf