Uttar Pradesh: The Directorate General of Medical Education (UP DGME) informed about mop-up round PG Medical, PG Dental, and DNB admission.
As per the notice, under SAC, all seats have been displayed. Displayed here are applications for OBC/SC/ST/EWS seats. If, after allotments of seats if these seats are cancelled, then seats will be reduced in SAC, and these will be merged with the unreserved category.
During the allotment process, if the minority seats remain unfulfilled in medical and dental colleges, these seats will be merged with the unreserved category.
If the candidates have been allotted seats in AIQ counselling of other states, then the candidates are not applicable for the mop-up round. The joined/not joined/resigned candidates of round 1/round 2 PG Medical, PG Dental, and DNB are not eligible for the mop-up round. For DNB counselling, only in-service candidates will be eligible.
Detailed schedule –
1. Online choice filling – 22nd November 2022, 4:00 pm – 24th November 2022
2. Results – 26th November 2022
3. Allotment order download and admission – 27th November 2022 – 30th November 2022
The candidates admitted to the private colleges will have to pay the tuition fee in the form of bank DD addressed to Directorate General of Medical Education & Training, UP, payable at Lucknow, and will also have to pay the security money, hostel fee, and miscellaneous expenses to the officer allotted for private college at the nodal centre.
The medical education department plays a pivotal role in developing medical and paramedical personnel to cater to the state's health needs. The department also has a role to play in establishing and maintaining well-equipped teaching institutions, which are the premier referral centres from peripheral hospitals. Research is another area of activity for the medical education department. The directorate facilitates comprehensive medical and dental education via various medical, dental, and paramedical colleges in Uttar Pradesh. On the other hand, it also provides standard medical facilities to the patients.
The medical education department was bifurcated in 1981 from the department of medical health services. The separate directorate of medical education was established in 1994. It has been functioning as a separate directorate for the last 16 years. It controlled Medical Colleges and attached teaching hospitals.
To view the notice, click on https://.in/pdf_upload/pg-191815.pdf.