The students taking admission in postgraduate medical courses (degree/diploma) in Haryana for session 2018-19 will have to sign a bond of Rs 7.5 lakh on a stamp paper. Those who leave the course before the completion of full period would be debarred for next three years from applying for admission to any PG course (degree/diploma) in the State.
The Haryana Government has notified the admission procedure to be adopted for admission to postgraduate courses, i,e, MD, MS, PG Diploma and MDS for the academic session 2018-19 in the Government, Government-aided, private medical and dental educational institutions, including those under Private University (SGT University, Budhera, Gurugram) in the State.
As per the new notification, the amount of bond money has been increased from previous Rs 5 lakh to Rs 7.5 lakh for the next academic session.
Now, those who leave the course before its completion would have to pay the bond money Rs7.5 lakh for PG degree or diploma course for which bond would be executed at the time of admission. The candidates (other than in-service candidates) at the time of admission would be required to execute a bond with two sureties (on non-judicial stamp duly attested by first class magistrate) that he or she will not leave the course before completion, said an official spokesman.
In case, any one leaves the course midway, he or she would pay Rs 7.5 lakh to the institution concerned. The institution reserves the right to recover such money from the defaulters as per due procedure and thereafter the candidates would also be debarred for admission to any PG/PG diploma course for next three years. The same would be applicable for the candidates taking admission under management category, he said.
It has also been notified that in Government institutions covered under this notification, 50 per cent of the seats would be assigned to the All India Merit Category of NEET PG-2018 and NEET MDS-2018 and the remaining 50 per cent of the seats will be assigned under the Haryana State Merit Category of NEET PG-2018 and NEET MDS-2018, said the spokesman.
He said 25 per cent seats would be reserved (institutional preference) for the candidates who have passed MBBS or BDS courses from the institutions located in the State. Similarly, three per cent seats would be reserved for the candidates with locomotor disability of lower limbs (PH category).
50 per cent of seats in PG diploma courses would be reserved for in-service doctors serving under the State Government, Government PSUs and autonomous bodies of the Haryana Government who have served for at least three years in remote or difficult areas notified by the State Government. Candidates for admission to PG Diploma courses under this category would be sponsored by their employer, he said.
It has also been notified that in private institutions covered under this notification, 50 per cent of the seats would be filled under open merit category and remaining 50 per cent of seats would be filled under the management category.
Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak is authorised to conduct Combined Centralised Counselling as per Merit of NEET PG-2018 and NEET MDS-2018 for admission to all the mentioned instituted in the State, he said.
All the students desirous of seeking admission to these courses would have to get registered online through web portal of Haryana Knowledge Corporation limited (HKCl). The details of web portal, including dates for inviting online applications and counselling schedule, would be duly publicised as well as uploaded on the website of Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences and on the website of Directorate of Medical Education and Research.
The applicant may be eligible if he or she has completed satisfactorily one year compulsory rotatory internship from institutions recognised by the Medical or Dental Council of India for this purpose by March 31, 2018.
The spokesman said a student who was already admitted to any PG course including PG diploma course in any institution was not eligible to apply till the completion of the course. An undertaking to this effect would be given by the candidate. Concealment of facts would invite disqualification without assigning any reason, the spokesman said.
The candidates seeking benefit of caste for post matric scholarship would have to bring documents, including caste certificate, Aadhaar card, account number along with IFSC code and annual income certificate (issued not later than six months prior to the date of counselling) in original at the time of counselling, he added.