Odisha NEET PG Counselling: Round 2 vacant seats list today; revised schedule at dmetodisha.in
Tanuja Joshi | September 1, 2023 | 09:35 AM IST | 1 min read
Odisha NEET PG Counselling 2023: The list of vacant seats available under round 2 will be published at 9 pm today.
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Download nowNEW DELHI: The Directorate of Medical Education and Training (DMET) has revised the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Odisha NEET) PG counselling schedule 2023. Candidates participating in the Odisha NEET PG counselling 2023 can download the revised schedule from the official website, dmetodisha.in.
Candidates who are willing to exit can exercise the resignation facility and will be able to resign till 5 pm today. The board will open the resignation facility at 10 am.
The list of vacant seats under round two of Odisha NEET PG counselling 2023 will be published at 9 pm today on the website. Candidates will be able to lock their choices from tomorrow till September 3 by 8 pm.
The authority will announce the third round counselling dates soon.
Odisha NEET PG Counselling 2023: Revised dates for round 2
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Event |
Date |
|
Resignation facility |
September 1 up to 5 pm |
|
Vacant seats |
September 1, 9 pm |
|
Choice locking |
September 2 to September 3 |
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Provisional result |
September 4 at 8 pm |
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Download of Allotment-cum Admission Letter |
September 5, from 10 am |
|
Reporting before the Convener for provisional admission by submitting CLC and other original documents |
September 7 to September 8 |
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