972 Students went to study MBBS abroad sans eligibility certificate, NMC gives deadline for applications, warns of rejection
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New Delhi: Through a recent notification, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has given a deadline to 972 students who proceeded to study MBBS abroad without an eligibility certificate. Warning against rejection of applications, the apex medical commission has provided 10-days time for such students to submit their applications for obtaining the certificate.
In its notice, the NMC has issued a list of candidates with pending applications including their names, father’s names, and application numbers and stated that if such candidates do not fulfil the deficiency within the given deadline, their applications will be rejected by the commission.
It is observed that applicants whose name is mentioned in Annexure-I have proceeded abroad without obtaining an Eligibility Certificate. Therefore, it has been decided by the Board to give 10 days’ time to all such applicants (Annexure-I) to submit their applications in the eligibility portal of NMC. In case, the applicants whose name is mentioned in Annexure-I do not fulfill the deficiency or do not submit the applications within 10 days from the date of publication of this notice the applications will be summarily rejected- the NMC stated.
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