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Odisha SAMS PG 2026 Phase‑2 Choice Locking Starts Today – Full Schedule Released
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 13 Sep 2026, 05:02 AM
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The second phase of choice locking for the 2026 SAMS postgraduate admissions in Odisha begins today, with the complete schedule now available on the official portal.
The State Admission Management System (SAMS) has opened the choice‑locking window for Phase 2 of the 2026 postgraduate admissions in Odisha. Candidates who have cleared the entrance exam can now lock in their preferred courses and institutions as per the schedule released today.
The official timetable outlines the dates for locking choices, confirming seats, and subsequent counseling sessions. Applicants are advised to log in to the SAMS portal, verify their personal details, and finalize their selections before the deadline to avoid missing out on desired seats.
The admission authority has reminded candidates that any changes after the lock‑in period will not be entertained, and they should ensure all information entered is accurate. Further instructions regarding document verification and fee payment will be communicated in the upcoming counseling notifications.
This phase follows the successful completion of Phase 1, which saw a high number of applicants securing seats across various medical and allied health courses in the state.
The official timetable outlines the dates for locking choices, confirming seats, and subsequent counseling sessions. Applicants are advised to log in to the SAMS portal, verify their personal details, and finalize their selections before the deadline to avoid missing out on desired seats.
The admission authority has reminded candidates that any changes after the lock‑in period will not be entertained, and they should ensure all information entered is accurate. Further instructions regarding document verification and fee payment will be communicated in the upcoming counseling notifications.
This phase follows the successful completion of Phase 1, which saw a high number of applicants securing seats across various medical and allied health courses in the state.