Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2024 round 2 seat matrix out; fill choices till December 18
Ayushi Bisht | December 17, 2024 | 03:19 PM IST | 2 mins read
Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2024 Counselling: Candidates can download the Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2024 round 2 seat matrix through the official website, tnmedicalselection.net.
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Try NowNEW DELHI: The Directorate of Medical Education and Research, Chennai has issued the Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2024 round 2 seat matrix. Candidates can download the Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2024 round 2 seat matrix through the official website, tnmedicalselection.net. Candidates whose names are on the merit list will be able to exercise the Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2024 choice-filling process from today, December 17.
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As per the schedule, the last date to exercise TN NEET PG 2024 choice filling and locking is December 18. “If the candidate does not lock his/her choices till the last date (18-12-2024 10.00 AM) their choices will be automatically locked,” the official notification read.
The Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2024 round 2 seat allotment result will be announced on December 19. The seat allocation letter is available for download by candidates until December 28.
Candidates will have to use their login credentials such as registration number and date of birth to download the Tamil Nadu NEET PG round 2 seat allotment result 2024. Shortlisted candidates have until December 2 to report to the allotted institute to confirm their admission.
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Tamil Nadu NEET PG Counselling 2024: Choice- filling fee
As per the official announcement, candidates wishing to participate in the online choice-filling process for Diplomate of National Board (DNB) courses under the government quota must pay a non-refundable registration fee of Rs 1,000.
Additionally, candidates are required to submit a refundable security deposit during the registration process for the government quota, unless this has already been paid previously. The security deposit amount is Rs 30,000 for Government Medical Colleges and Institutions.
Tamil Nadu NEET PG Counselling 2024: Documents required
Candidates can check the documents required for Tamil Nadu NEET PG document verification round.
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NEET PG score card
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NEET PG admit card
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MBBS degree certificate
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Internship completion certificate
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Permanent/ provisional medical registration certificate
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Caste certificate
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Regional medical board disability certificate
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Receipt of payment of application fee.
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