Thiruvananthapuram: Candidates who have applied and are seeking NRI quota seats in MBBS/BDS courses in the state should rectify deficiencies in the NRI documents submitted by them before Aug 13, midnight. Failure to correct the deficiencies within the stipulated time will result in exclusion from the NRI category, the office of the commissioner of entrance examination said. Other deficiencies in documents such as photo, OCI, nativity, 10th grade certificate, nationality, or application fee must be rectified within the timeframe to avail community/reservation benefits.
Pending fees, if any, should also be paid before Aug 13, midnight. Detailed information is available in the admission notification. We also published the following articles recently Does this mineral deficiency cause sudden leg cramps and fatigue? 7 foods to fix this deficiency The article discussed magnesium deficiency and its link to symptoms like leg cramps, fatigue, and mood disorders.
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