CEE Kerala Issues Guidelines For NEET PG, MDS Candidates For Correcting Their Defects In the Application, Check details here!

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Candidates of PG Medical and Dental courses are required to re-upload their correct documents in the application form and change the defects in the applications, as directed by the Commissioner for Entrance Examination Kerala. Read the details below

Kerala: The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) Kerala has recently released a set of comprehensive guidelines for candidates appearing for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate (NEET-PG) medical courses and Postgraduate (NEET-PG) dental courses. The guidelines aim to ensure a fair examination process for all candidates aspiring to pursue MBBS, BDS, and MDS courses in the state.

Candidates who have any error or defect in their application are required to make changes in the application by uploading the required documents. Candidates can visit the official link to make changes to their application within the deadline provided for each course. The candidates are also required to check their NEET- PG score, rank, roll number, communal/special reservation, minority, and NRI claims also.

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The deadline for PG Medical students to make the changes in their application is 3rd August 2023, 5 P.M., and for PG Dental students, the deadline is 5th August 2023, 4 P.M. After the deadline, the candidates will not be allowed to make any further changes in their application.

Kerala NEET PG: Steps To Make The Corrections In The Details

Step 1: The candidates are required to visit the NEET Pg official link- nbe.edu.in

Step 2: Click on the Application form Correction Link

Step 3: Enter your User ID and Password and log in.

Step 4: After logging in, the candidates are required to check their application form appearing on the screen and make the required changes to it.

Step 5: After all the changes are done finally click on the “submit” option.

Those students who have applied for admission in state quota seats for PG medical and dental courses in the government medical colleges and Regional Cancer Centre(RCC) of Thiruvananthapuram; and also to those who have applied under Minority Quota and NRI quota of Private Self Financing Medical/ Dental colleges of Kerala.

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