1 year Ban for Medical colleges admitting more MBBS students than stipulated, says MCI
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Errant Medical Colleges will be debarred for a period of a year.
As per a recent report in Millenium post, the Medical Council of India (MCI) has decided to impose a ban for a period of one year on all those errant medical colleges, who are admitting students above the number of MBBS seats stipulated to them.
The move follows the directions issued by the Hon'ble Supreme Court as well as the suggestions of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in this regard. In the Past, numerous court judgments have stated that while granting admission in MBBS course, the Medical Colleges are required to ensure that the admission is in terms, based upon the judicial decisions and MCI Regulations
The council reiterated this fact clear in its recent public notice regarding the Online filling of information relating to admissions made in Medical Colleges for Ist year MBBS degree
New Delhi: Reacting to the complaints that come in every year about medical colleges admitting more medical students than their stipulated capacity, the Medical Council of India has decided to enforce harsh punishments on the defaulting medical colleges.
As per a recent report in Millenium post, the Medical Council of India (MCI) has decided to impose a ban for a period of one year on all those errant medical colleges, who are admitting students above the number of MBBS seats stipulated to them.
The move follows the directions issued by the Hon'ble Supreme Court as well as the suggestions of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in this regard. In the Past, numerous court judgments have stated that while granting admission in MBBS course, the Medical Colleges are required to ensure that the admission is in terms, based upon the judicial decisions and MCI Regulations
The council reiterated this fact clear in its recent public notice regarding the Online filling of information relating to admissions made in Medical Colleges for Ist year MBBS degree
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