Karnataka AYUSH PG Counselling 2023: Round 2 registration begins; apply by November 23
Candidates who became eligible after reduction of cut-off by 5 percentile can apply at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.
Vagisha Kaushik | November 21, 2023 | 10:10 AM IST
NEW DELHI: The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has commenced the registration for the second round of AYUSH PG counselling 2023 after lowering of cut-off. Newly eligible candidates can register for Karnataka AYUSH NEET PG counselling 2023 on the official website, cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. The last date to register is November 23 and the revised seat allotment schedule will be notified soon.
“NCISM, New Delhi, in its notice dated 10th November 2023 has lowered the cut-off percentile by 5 percentile across all categories for admission to PG AYUSH courses. In view of the lowering of the qualifying percentile for PG AYUSH courses, KEA online registration portal is enabled for PG AYUSH counselling 2023,” said KEA in an official notice.
All candidates including in-service and those who did not register earlier can submit the application form by 11:59 pm on November 23 for the second seat allotment. Newly registered candidates will have to appear for document verification on November 24.
Applicants will be required to bring all original documents and two sets of photocopies along with the final print out of the application form, AIAPGET 2023 score card, and identity card. “Documents will not be verified for the candidates who fail to produce the required original documents as per their eligibility,” the exam authority added.
KEA further informed that physically disabled candidates who became eligible after lowering of cut-off will have to appear for medical exam on November 24 at 11 am at KEA office.
No further opportunities will be provided to the candidates for applying for the subsequent rounds of counselling, KEA stated.
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