NEET PG Counselling 2020: CENTAC releases guidelines for mop-up round
Puducherry: Through a recent notice, the Centralised Admission Committee (CENTAC) has released the Guidelines for Mop Up Counselling for admissions to PG medical courses in the state.
All the concerned candidates are requested to view the guidelines as uploaded by the Centac on its official website mentioned below:
⦁ In the Mop-up round first Government quota seats will be called in the order of Merit by reserved category and then followed by all U.T. of Puducherry candidates both fresh & candidates already joined till round 2 and willing for Mop-up round. The vacated seats will be dynamically filled up. Candidates need to stay till the end, as during sliding some of the seats may get released and the same will be filled up on merit basis.
⦁ Management quota will be called in the order of merit. This includes new candidates as well as candidates already joined till round 2 and willing for Mop-up round. Newly registered candidates should pay their entire Tuition fee into CENTAC Account for attending Mop-up counselling.
⦁ The candidates are allowed to participate in the webinar through a Web-link which will be shared to all the eligible candidates who have paid fees. The link will be shared well in advance through their registered email. An SMS also will be triggered. Candidates need to join after filling up their personal details like Name, Email Id, CENTAC Merit Number, NEET PG Number and NEET Score. During counselling either the allotment screen will be shared or the same will be web cast through video mode. All the participants will be muted during counselling and only the candidate who is in the order as per the merit list will be unmuted and allowed to tell his choice for allotment. Other candidates, if they have any query etc can type the message in the chatbox.
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