Karnataka doctors fear missing PG allotment over delayed NOC from health department - Video
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Overview
In-service doctors in Karnataka, who plan to pursue postgraduate medical courses in the State this year, are concerned over the lack of permission from the State Health Department, which has still not allowed them to participate in the allotment process.
Thirty percent of the total available postgraduate medical seats are reserved for in-service candidates. The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has commenced the registration process, and the document verification process is still ongoing.
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No NOC yet: Karnataka in-service doctors fear missing PG allotment amid health dept delay
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Anshika Mishra is a Biotechnology postgraduate with nearly three years of professional experience in medical journalism. Since joining Medical Dialogues in 2023, she has been reporting on healthcare, medical education, public health, and medical research. With a strong interest in science communication, she focuses on translating complex medical and scientific developments into accurate, clear, and accessible content for a wider audience.