Closing Soon: Ayush NEET PG Counselling 2023 Round 3 Registration – Act Now to Secure Your Seat

The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC) will close the registration process for Ayush NEET PG Round 3 counseling 2023 on Thursday, November 16, after extending the deadline from November 13. Interested candidates can register for the counselling at the official website, aaccc.gov.in. According to the schedule, the registration link will remain active until 2 pm. The counselling results will be declared on November 18.

Candidates assigned seats in the third round counseling are required to attend the colleges between November 19 and November 27, 2023.

The Ayush NEET PG round 3 counseling process for 2023 is under way to facilitate admissions to ayurveda, siddha, unani, and homeopathy in central universities, national institutes, deemed universities, and 15 per cent of All India Quota (AIQ) seats in government and government-aided colleges.

Ayush NEET PG Counselling 2023: Steps to follow for registration

•  Go to the official website aaccc.gov.in.
• Select the NEET PG counseling link.
• Opt for round 3 registration and provide the necessary details.
• Complete the application process for the third round of counseling.
• Enter the preferred course and college for seat allotment.
• Submit the application fee.
• Download and take a printout of the application for future reference.

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Eligibility is determined by clearing the All India Ayush Post Graduate Entrance Test (AIAPGET) 2023. Candidates who did not participate in the first and second rounds are eligible for this round. Additionally, those who registered previously but were not assigned a seat in the prior rounds can register for the third round of counseling.

Higher Education dept in JK instilling new sense of optimism for future: LG Manoj Sinha

Pulwama, Nov 15 (KNO): Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday said that the higher education department in the Union Territory has embraced a fresh perspective, paving the way for positive advancements and instilling a renewed sense of optimism for the future.

As per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), during the inauguration of the National Academia-Industry Conclave on the 18th Foundation Day of the Islamic University of Science & Technology, Awantipora, the LG said that the higher education department of Jammu and Kashmir has been reaching new heights in recent years, signaling a new dawn for the Union Territory.

He added that the conventional model of higher educational institutions is no longer sufficient to equip the current and future workforce or meet the evolving needs of industries, given the rapid advancements in cutting-edge technology.

The LG stated, “The academic world and industries need to collaborate strongly and function as one campus. Universities should adjust their curriculum according to industry needs and grant students access to new technologies with a transformative impact on today’s world.”

“The inventions of yesterday form the knowledge foundation for students, but the technological progress of tomorrow hinges on the collaboration between academia and industry,” he added.

Reciting a verse, “Nadi ne dhoop se kya kah diya rawaani mein, ujaale paanv patkane lage hain paani mein,” he expressed that IUST University has undergone significant progress and transformation in recent years. In the past, during the Foundation Day celebrations, the university used to organize a few lectures to mark its presence. However, now there is a remarkable transformation visible in the institution.

“Gaining degrees from institutions is not the real achievement; instead, it’s about making yourself more creative and expressing your inner self and skills,” he said.

He added that people should explore the inner selves of figures like Mahatma Gandhi, Newton, Einstein, and others, who, despite their academic backgrounds, made significant names in the universe.

“Students should go beyond the four walls of the classroom and engage with everything new that is happening,” he added. On November 19, a group of 65 students from our universities will venture outside the valley for a project-based learning program, providing them with a significant boost, and this initiative will continue in the future—(KNO)