AP NEET PG Merit List 2024 (Out) For Stray Round

In the context of Telangana’s NEET PG 2024 admissions, it is essential to understand the distinction between various quota categories to navigate the application process effectively.

• Management Quota: In this seats are reserved for candidates who may not have secured admission through the regular merit - based process. These seats often come with higher tuition fees and are filled based on different criteria set by the institution. In Telangana, candidates seeking admission under the management quota must have qualified in the NEET PG examination and other specific criteria.
• Institutional Quota: IT can vary in meaning across different states and institutions. General it refers to seat allocated at the discretion of the institutions, potentially for candidates associated with the institution or its stakeholders. However in the context of Andhra Pradesh (AP) there is not a specific “institutional quota”. Instead AP has a “convenor quota”, which pertains to government seats allocated in private medical colleges.

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The approximate marking allocation scheme for medical entrance exams like INI-CET and NEET PG is as follows:

INI-CET Marking Scheme :-

• Total Questions: 200
• Marking:
  • +1 for correct answer
  • -1/3 for incorrect answer
• Subject-wise weightage (approximate):
  • Pre-clinical (Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry) – 15-20%
  • Para-clinical (Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Forensic Medicine) – 25-30%
  • Clinical (Medicine, Surgery, OBGY, Pediatrics, etc.) – 50-60%

NEET PG Marking Scheme :-

• Total Questions: 200
• Marking:
  • +4 for correct answer
  • -1 for incorrect answer
• Subject-wise weightage (approximate):
  • Pre-clinical – 15-20%
  • Para-clinical – 20-25%
  • Clinical – 55-60%

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If you've been allotted a seat in the NEET PG All India Quota (AIQ) stray vacancy round and choose not to accept it, consider the following:

• Forfeiture of Security Deposit : Not joining the allotted seat will result in the loss of your security deposit.

• Debarment from Future Exams : You will be barred from taking the NEET exam in the subsequent year.

• Ineligibility for State Counselling : Data of candidates who have joined seats in Round 3 will be shared with state counselling authorities, and such candidates will be prohibited from participating in subsequent state counselling rounds.

Therefore, if you do not accept the seat allotted in the AIQ stray vacancy round, you will be ineligible to participate in your state's third round of counselling .

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Resigning from a DNB course may impact your eligibility for future admissions. Key points to consider:

• Debarment Period : Candidates who resign from a DNB seat are often debarred from participating in DNB counselling for the next three years.

• MD/MS Eligibility : Generally, resigning from a DNB course does not affect eligibility for MD/MS courses. You should be able to participate in NEET PG 2025 counselling for MD/MS seats , provided you meet all other eligibility criteria.

• State Counselling Participation : Eligibility to participate in state counselling processes may vary. Some states allow candidates who have resigned from DNB courses to participate, while others may have restrictions. It's essential to consult the specific state's counselling guidelines.

• Financial Implications : Resigning from a DNB seat may involve financial penalties, such as forfeiture of fees or bond amounts. Review the terms of your admission letter or bond agreement to understand any financial obligations.

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If you have already joined a seat through NEET PG All India Round 3 counseling and now secured a better seat in your state’s Round 3 counseling, you may be able to resign from the All India seat. However, rules vary based on the counseling authority’s guidelines. Check if resigning incurs any penalty or affects eligibility. Ensure proper resignation procedures are followed to avoid issues. Always refer to official notifications or contact the authorities before making a decision.