PG NEET-2024: Registration date extended
The Hindu
KEA extends deadline for PG NEET-2024 registration in Karnataka until October 7, allowing candidates to complete the process.
The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has extended the deadline for online registration for PG NEET-2024, for admission to postgraduate medical courses in the State, till 2 p.m. of October 7.
KEA Executive Director H. Prasanna said in a release on Saturday that candidates who had not yet registered can submit their applications, pay the fees, and complete the process.
He said that candidates who had not paid the application fee would also be allowed to pay the fee and complete their applications during this period. There would be no further extension of the deadline for registration or fee payment.
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