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What's going on with NEET UG Counselling Reforms

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EducationTimes of India

Now, just one visit for NEET-UG counselling

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  1. NEET-UG counselling now requires only one physical reporting; subsequent document verification is online.

  2. Candidates opting for the "Float" option can retain their allotted seat and complete verification online while seeking a better seat.

  3. The Medical Counselling Committee introduced online resignation for surrendered seats, eliminating the need to visit institutes.

  4. NRI category admissions are fully digitized with a dedicated portal for document uploads, replacing email submissions.

  5. The system uses pre-populated data from the National Testing Agency and enhanced cybersecurity measures to improve transparency.

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Sahu Jain family

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India's largest newspaper group by circulation.

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