NMC Extended of Last Date for Submission of PG Annual Declaration Report

NMC: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has issued an important update regarding the submission of the Postgraduate (PG) Annual Declaration Report for medical courses.

 In response to requests from various government medical colleges, the NMC has decided to extend the deadline for submitting the PG Annual Declaration Report by an additional 15 days.

The Commission has also clarified that the terms and conditions outlined in the original notice dated

The penalty of ₹20,000 plus 18% GST will be levied

However, the extended deadline comes with a condition: a penalty of ₹20,000 plus 18% GST (a total of ₹23,600) will be levied for each PG course that is submitted after the original deadline.

 This means that while the extension offers some relief, colleges will need to bear the additional cost if they miss the original submission date.

New last date for submission is 7th December

It is crucial to note that this extended deadline is final, and no further extensions will be granted. The new last date for submission is 7th December 2024. Institutions are strongly advised to complete their submissions by this deadline to avoid facing penalties.

The NMC’s decision to extend the deadline comes after careful consideration of the requests made by government medical colleges. The Commission has also clarified that the terms and conditions outlined in the original notice dated 1st October 2024 remain unchanged. Colleges are expected to follow these terms while submitting their reports.

This move is likely to affect a number of medical colleges and institutions that may have faced difficulties in meeting the original deadline. The extended timeline gives them a final opportunity to complete the necessary formalities, ensuring that the PG Annual Declaration Reports are filed in compliance with NMC guidelines.

Medical colleges and institutions under the NMC are urged to take this opportunity seriously and ensure that their reports are submitted within the extended period to avoid any further complications or financial penalties.