Thiruvananthapuram

PG Medical: Phase I Allotment List Published

Express News Service

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:  The Commissioner For Entrance Examinations has published the list of the first phase allotment to the PG Medical (Degree/Diploma) courses 2015 in the Government medical colleges at Thiruvananthapuram, Kottayam, Alappuzha, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Kozhikode and Regional Cancer Centre here.

 This allotment is based on the rank and online options filed by the general quota candidates up to 3 pm on March 20.

The allotment to the service quota candidates will be done later subject to the orders of the Kerala High Court.

The allotment list is available on the official website of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations www.cee-kerala.org.

 The details of allotment of a candidate will be available on the home page of the candidate.

Those candidates who receive an allotment shall remit the fees to be paid to the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations as specified in the first phase allotment memo at any of the designated branches of State Bank of Travancore from March 23 to March 27 in order to accept the allotment.

 The list of designated branches of State Bank of Travancore is available on the official website.

The candidates who get allotment should take admission in the respective colleges before 5 pm on March 27 (Friday) along with the documents specified in the allotment memo.

 The Principals of the colleges concerned should forward the non-joining reports by  fax/e-mail to this office before 5.30 pm on March 27. More information can be had from the following helpline numbers: 0471- 2339101, 2339102, 2339103, 2339104.

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