Sep 12, 2016
There have been a lot of uncertainties arising in doctors’ mind ever since the Government made the announcement that NEET will serve as the sole gateway to Medical PG and Super Specialty admissions across the nation.
This article will share the insights of an interview conducted with Prof. Bipin Batra, Executive Director of National Board of Examinations (NBE).
Let’s have some excerpts from the Interview:
NEET PG is a common qualifying examination. Every owner of the seat including State quota, Private Universities/Institutions will continue to prepare their Merit list as per the Eligibility Criteria. The existing State Quota will remain unchanged.
The Management seats are not subject to change as per the current regulation governing admission to UG/PG seats.
The All India Pool (Quota) for UG is 15% of the seats owned by Central/State Government Institutions and 50% in case of PG seats.
The details pertaining to this will be announced by the respective State Governments within the overall parameters prescribed by the Central Government.
NEET SS 2017 will be conducted in May-June 2017.
Andhra Pradesh has been granted a special status thereby the state does not contribute its Medical PG seats to the All India 50% pool and consequently, medical graduates from the State cannot participate in the All India Quota.
A State-level committee has been set up comprising representatives of State Governments and a former judge of High Court as the Chairman of the Committee.
The fee structure for the Private Institutions will be fixed by this Committee and the fee schedule will be prescribed by the State level Committees.
Jammu and Kashmir has been conferred a special status wherein the state does not give its share to the All India 50% pool and as a result, state cannot participate in the All India Quota.
Nonetheless, the State falls under the ambit of NEET.
Service Quota and rights of any State to crack or modify Service Quota will remain same and will not be subject to change.
NEET SS 2017 will be conducted in May-June 2017. The other details of NEET SS will be declared in due course of time.
Yes, all Medical colleges including CMC, Vellore will fall under the ambit of NEET.
The Conducting Authority for NEET PG 2017 would be National Board of Examinations (NBE).
The details for the exam will be disclosed in a very short while. The exam will be conducted in the CBT mode in December 2016.
The cutoff marks for the various categories will be as per the regulations applicable. The reservation scheme for the various categories will remain same in compliance with the Constitutional Provisions.
The counseling details for the different categories of seats will be disclosed by the respective State Governments/Private or Deemed Universities/Institutions and further insights on this would be revealed by the respective authorities.
Candidates pursuing Internship in 2016 will be eligible for NEET PG for admission to 2017 session. No candidate would be adversely impacted.
The conducting authority for NEET MDS would be National Board of Examinations (NBE). The scheme and other details will be declared in a short while.
NIMHANS has a statutory status and has been established through an act of Central legislature. It is not binding on NIMHANS to participate in NEET, however NIMHANS has the option to participate in NEET PG/SS.
DNB CET will not be conducted any further from the year 2017 and NEET PG scores will be considered for DNB Admissions.
We hope that this article will surely resolve your confusions pertaining to NEET PG.
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