783 PG Seats Vacant in Karnataka After NEET PG Counselling Due to High Fees - Video
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Overview
After the completion of postgraduate medical admission counselling conducted by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA), 783 seats out of the 4,773 available PG medical seats in Karnataka have reportedly remained vacant.
This year, nearly 14,400 candidates registered for the counselling, and over 10,000 students filled their choices for PG medical courses through KEA, as per TOI media report.
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Sharp Seat Increase, High Fees Leave 783PG Seats Vacant in Karnataka After NEET PG Counselling
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