The Karnataka state govt has introduced strict penalties and bans for cancelling PG medical and dental seats. A fine of up to Rs 7 lakh and a 3-year ban on taking new courses are now in place for candidates who surrender seats after the admission deadline. The amendment aims to prevent seat wastage and encourage responsible decision-making. Both regular and in-service candidates are affected by the new rules. The Director of Medical Education, Dr. Sujatha Rathod, believes these changes will have a positive impact on the system.No more backing out! Penalty up to Rs 7 lakh, 3-year ban, Karnataka govt raises stakes for cancelled PG medical seats
The Karnataka state govt has introduced strict penalties and bans for cancelling PG medical and dental seats. A fine of up to Rs 7 lakh and a 3-year ban on taking new courses are now in place for candidates who surrender seats after the admission deadline. The amendment aims to prevent seat wastage and encourage responsible decision-making. Both regular and in-service candidates are affected by the new rules. The Director of Medical Education, Dr. Sujatha Rathod, believes these changes will have a positive impact on the system.
