MCC NEET PG Counselling 2024: What is bond policy? State-wise service bond, stipend details
NEET PG Counselling 2024: Round 1 choice filling facility begins today. The last date to register and lock choices is September 26. State-wise NEET PG bond policy here.
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Try NowAnu Parthiban | September 23, 2024 | 02:41 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The NEET PG counselling 2024 registration process is underway for admission in postgraduate medical courses. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has published the details on fee structure, stipend, bond policy, and course duration on the official website as provided by the medical and dental colleges. The committee has also advised candidates to check the bond policy and stipend details before exercising the choice facility at mcc.nic.in.
As per the MCC NEET PG counselling 2024 dates, the choice filling facility will begin today and the last date for submission of application form and choice locking is September 26. The MCC conducts the NEET PG counselling process for MS, MD, MDS, DNB admissions in 50% all India quota (AIQ) seats in Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), Delhi University (DU), central universities, and 100% DNB.
“MCC has no role in fixation of fee structure of participating colleges including deemed universities. Therefore, MCC of DGHS will not entertain any request or complaint regarding fee structure of participating colleges including deemed universities. The Candidates may also verify the address of the selected colleges at the time of choice-filling,” the NEET PG information bulletin read. The MCC NEET PG participating college 2024 link displayed on the official website has been glitching since 6.20 pm on September 24.
There are three different types of NEET PG bond policies namely service bond, seat leaving bond, and bank guarantee .
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Types of NEET PG bond policy
A NEET PG service bond is a contract between the student and the state government to render medical services in rural, tribal areas in the same state where they are pursuing the postgraduate course. The bond also involves compulsory rural service for a certain duration after the completion of the PG medical course. Delhi, Meghalaya, Manipur and Chandigarh have no service bond policy.
The NEET PG seat leaving policy was introduced to reduce abrupt resignations and wastage of seats. However, the NMC earlier this year informed that the PG medical seats saw an increase of 127% from 31,185 before 2014 to 70,674. It also said that 247 PG medical seats remained vacant last year.
There was a significant drop in the number of vacant seats as compared to 2022 when 64,059 postgraduate medical seats were not filled. The Union health ministry had reduced the NEET PG cut-off percentile to zero to fill up vacant seats last year during the round 3 counselling process. The MCC conducts a total of four rounds of AIQ counselling.
State-wise bond for NEET PG also includes submission of bank guarantee issued from nationalised banks stating that the student has made a fixed deposit. This amount is locked as security money until the graduate completes their course.
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State-wise NEET PG bond policy
Service bond is compulsory in some states. Students will have to complete a mandatory one-year rural service, failing which they will have to pay a hefty penalty. Here’s state-wise NEET PG bond policy and penalty fee.
|
States |
Penalty amount |
|
Andhra Pradesh |
Rs 40 lakh |
|
Dadra Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
Goa |
Rs 50 lakh |
|
Gujarat |
Rs 40 lakh |
|
Kerala |
Rs 50 lakh |
|
Maharashtra |
Rs 40 lakh |
|
Punjab |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
Telangana |
Rs 20 lakh |
|
Madhya Pradesh |
Rs 10 lakh |
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NEET PG 2024: Central University-wise bond policy
Here’s the bond policy and stipend amount details of central universities located in states across the country.
|
Central University |
Stipend |
Bond policy |
|
Kasturba Hospital, Daryaganj, Delhi |
First year - Rs 74,138 Second year - Rs 76,147 Third year - Rs 78,218 |
Not available |
|
Lady Hardinge Medical College Delhi (NCT) |
First year - Rs 56,100 Second year - Rs 57,800 Third year - Rs 59,500 |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi |
First year - Rs 1,26,927 Second year - Rs 1,30,446 Third year - Rs 1,33,965 |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
The National Institute of Health and Family Welfare |
First year - Rs 56,100 Second year - Rs 57,800 Third year - Rs 59,500 |
Not available |
|
Vardhman Mahavir Medical College, New Delhi |
First year - Rs 1,20,965 Second year - Rs 1,24,321 Third year - Rs 1,27,677 |
Rs 3 lakh |
|
University College of Medical Sciences, Delhi (NCT) |
First year - Rs 1,27,677 Second year - Rs 1,32,180 Third year - Rs 1,35,750 |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
Vallabhbhai Patel Chest Institute, Delhi |
First year - Rs 60,962 Second year - Rs 62,593 Third year - Rs 64,274 |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences, Delhi (NCT) |
First year - Rs 1,11,000 Second year - Rs 1,15,000 Third year - Rs 1,19,000 |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
Hindu Rao Hospital, Delhi |
First year - Rs 1, 28,610 Second year - Rs 1,28,610 Third year - Rs 0 |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
Institute Of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Uttar Pradesh |
First year - Rs 91,952 Second year - Rs 94,611 Third year - Rs 97,270 |
Rs 5 lakh |
|
PGIMER, Dr RML Hospital, ABVIMS, Delhi (NCT) |
First year - Rs 1,20,965 Second year - Rs 1,24,321 Third year - Rs 1,27,677 |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences, Dilshad Garden, New Delhi |
First year - Rs 1,43,864 Second year - Rs 1,47,812 Third year - Rs 1,51,957 |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
ESI-Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences And Research, Basaidarapur, New Delhi |
First year - Rs 1,15,000 Second year - Rs 1,18,000 Third year - Rs 1,21,000 |
Rs 10 lakh |
|
Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Aligarh Muslim University, Uttar Pradesh |
First year - Rs 1,26,927 Second year - Rs 1,30,446 Third year - Rs 1,33,965 |
Rs 8 lakh |
|
GB Pant Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research, Delhi (NCT) |
First year - Rs 1,26,927 Second year - Rs 1,30,446 Third year - Rs 1,33,965 |
Rs 10 lakh |
(The copy was updated on September 24 as MCC official website was malfunctioning.)
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