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MCC eases reporting mode for NEET PG Counselling Candidates amidst pandemic - Video
Overview
Medical admissions have been delayed for longer than usual due to several issues, however when its a green signal for PG admissions pandemic poses restrictions to report at admission centers.
Through a recent notice, the Medical Counselling Committee, MCC of DGHS, has informed about the allowance of hybrid mode of reporting for NEET PG Counselling candidates in view of ongoing surge in COVID-19 cases across the country.
The Counselling body has clearly stated in its notice that keeping in view, the prevailing adverse situation of COVID pandemic, MCC/ MoHFW has decided to allow candidates of PG Counselling 2021 for HYBRID MODE OF REPORTING i.e Candidates who have been allotted seats by MCC in PG Counselling 2021 can report in both ONLINE/ OFFLINE mode at the allotted college.
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MCC allows hybrid mode of reporting for NEET PG Counselling candidates