Bhubaneswar: Ojee on Wednesday issued a tentative schedule for registration and publication of the country’s achievement list for counseling and entering the MBBS / BDS course.
Online registration starts from Wednesday afternoon.
Country candidates who have qualified in the National Feasibility Permit test – 2021 (NEET (UG) -2021) will be eligible for registration to enter the MBBS / BDS course for the 2021-22 academic session.
Safe! You have successfully thrown your votelogin to see the production of the registration is to prepare a list of state achievements from registered candidates (interested in taking part in counseling and entering the MBBS / BDS course).
This list will be used for the next counseling and acceptance process in the MBBS / BDS course.
Online registration and application, cost deposits, uploading documents for online verification will be carried out between January 12 and January 18.
Candidates can increase the query about the process of 17:00.
Provisional State Merit List of registered candidates will be published on January 24 (5pm), while the final state achievement list will be published on January 27.
“Detailed schedule for filling options, seats and other processes will be notified in falling time,” said SK Chand, Chair of Ojee.
Registration means creating a username and password candidate itself to enter the online counseling site.
After entering the site, the candidate must fill out the online application form, make an online payment of RS 1000 registration fee and upload the required document (only in PDF format) for online verification.
Candidates must check their email ID regularly during counseling for any message.
Previously, Ojee decided to hold an online counseling process for these candidates from November 29.
But postponed because of the Medical Council Committee (MCC) under the Ministry of Health and the welfare of the family did not issue notice to start the seat of the chair.
For all-Indian quota.
Receipt will be made for 1450 MBBS chairs at Odisha this year up from 1350 seats last year.
Odisha has eight private rating medical colleges and two seats with 1450 seats besides 500 seats which are considered universities.
While Ojee Authority held counseling for 10 medical colleges (including two personal), which is considered the university has a different setting to enter from their 500 MBBS seats.
Ojee, who conducted a medical counseling process in Odisha, would divert only 85 percent of medical seats that left a 15 percent quota for all-India.
After entering the national quota, the left (empty) seat will be left to the state.