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While submitting the PGIMER MSc Nursing application form, is there any session duration or time limit?

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    Nidhi Gupta | Contributor-Level 10

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    No, there’s no session duration candidates will have to comply with. Candidates have to fill the PGIMER Nursing 2024 application form in a single session only. The PGIMER website offers no option to save the filled information as a draft. The applicants are required to submit the application fee, as it is the final confirmation step to conclude the PGIMER Nursing 2024 application process. No application form will be accepted by the PGIMER without the payment of the application fee.

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