Postgraduate dentistry aspirants upset over delay in counselling

Postgraduate dentistry aspirants upset over delay in counselling
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They have no avenues for jobs either as due to pandemic clinics have shut down
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They have no avenues for jobs either as due to pandemic clinics have shut down
Four months after qualifying for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for postgraduate programmes in dentistry, candidates are still awaiting the counselling schedule.
With the Prime Minister announcing that NEET PG for medical students would not be announced till August 31, the counselling for dentistry students has also been indefinitely postponed.
The aspirants have approached all agencies — from the National Board of Examinations to the Medical Counselling Committee and the Dental Council of India (DCI).

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