Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 Registration 2024 Begins: Direct Link, Last Date, Instructions

Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 Registration 2024: The Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Courses has opened the window to apply for the registration process of Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 today, September 10, 2024, at 10 AM. The last date to apply for the Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 Registration 2024 process is September 13, 2024, by 5 PM. The duration for online PIN purchase from the website of the admission committee is scheduled between September 10 and 13, 2024. Moreover, the document verification process and submission of photocopies of documents at the Help Center will be held from September 11 (10 AM) to 14, 2024 (4 PM).

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Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 Registration 2024 Begins: Direct Link

Students can check the direct link for Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 Registration 2024 process in the table below.

Steps to Apply for Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 Registration 2024

Students must follow the step-by-step procedure below for the Gujarat NEET UG Round 2 Registration 2024 process.

1. First, visit the official website of Gujarat NEET.
2. Once on the homepage, click on the "Gujarat NEET 2024 Registration" link.
3. Now, generate the login credentials: username and password.
4. Next, fill in the Gujarat NEET Application Form 2024.
5. After that, upload the required documents in the prescribed format.
6. Finally, pay the Gujarat NEET 2024 application fee.
7. Last, save and download the Gujarat NEET Application Form 2024 and take a printout for future reference.

It is advisable for the candidates to go through the eligibility criteria carefully before applying for the Gujarat NEET 2024 registration process. Students who do not meet the eligibility criteria and have still applied for the application process will be directly disqualified. In addition, the candidates must apply for the registration process within the scheduled time, as the authorities do not plan on providing any extensions currently.