KNRUHS To End Free Exit Option for MSc Nursing Admissions, Details
Telangana- Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) has released a notification regarding free exit for all candidates admitted to MSc Nursing course under competent authority quota for 2024-25.
Through the notification, all the candidates admitted under competent authority quota in MSc Nursing course in affiliated colleges for the academic year 2024-25 have been informed that the last date for free exit from the admitted seat is before 03.00 PM on 07 April 2025, failing which the university fee will be forfeited but no penalty will be charged.
Along with this, all the Principals of Nursing colleges are also hereby informed that they can relieve any candidate who wants to discontinue from the course from Competent authority Quota admissions for 2024-25 on written application from the candidate up to 03.00 P.M. on 07 April 2025. They are also informed to return the Original Certificates, Bonds and Tuition fee. Principals are directed to upload the data to the admission portal by 4.00 P.M. on 07 April 2025 without fail.
Moreover, candidates are also informed that they will not be relieved after the last date of free exit under any circumstances. They are not permitted to withdraw from the seat after 3.00 P.M. on 07-04-2025 onwards. Additionally, principals are hereby informed that candidates admitted under Competent Authority Quota shall not be relieved after the last date for free exit.
Meanwhile, KNRUHS has released the list of vacant seats for the mop-up phase of counselling for admission into MSc Nursing under the Competent Authority for the academic year 2024-25. As per the list of vacant seats, a total of 118 seats are vacant in 5 MSc Nursing courses in all the nursing colleges of Telangana. Out of these, the MSN course has the highest number of 28 vacant seats, and the OGN course has the lowest number of 20 vacant seats.
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