Hyderabad: The registration of NEET candidates for admission into MBBS and BDS colleges in Telangana state took off to a smooth start much to the relief of students and their parents.The Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences started the registration process on November 2.

Contrary to the technical glitches that plagued the Centre's NEET portal, the state's website worked smoothly.

The Centre's portal pull down students across the country at the time of release of outcome in addition to throughout the very first 2 days of registration.

The payment gateway likewise didn't work due to the fact that of which we could not raise objection to a question, said a parent.The tsmedadm.tsche.in was hassle-free and trainees could register themselves by sending pertinent information and paying registration fee.

Steps taken by the Telangana federal government is laudable due to the fact that the system worked without problems though we need to publish about lots certificates, said another moms and dad drawing a contrast with Centre's NEET website where there is no uploading of any certificate.

The university took up online confirmation of certificates due to Covid-19 and asked students to submit required certificates.

The originals will be submitted in respective colleges into which the allocation will be made.

All those certified in NEET can sign up in TS portal till November 8 after which the university authorities will prepare a merit list.

The real counselling will begin after preparing merit list and trainees will have to select college of their option in order of top priority and the last allotment will be based on merit.