No annual declaration, No MBBS Permission: NMC warns medical colleges
National Medical Commission
New Delhi: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has now issued a strict warning to medical colleges stating that it will not grant permission for MBBS admission for the academic year 2024-2025 if the institutes fail to submit the Annual Declaration Form within the prescribed time.
Emphasizing that permissions for admission to MBBS courses for this academic year shall only be granted based on the Annual Declaration Forms, the Apex Medical Regulator has extended the deadline for this task to 18th April 2024.
NMC had first notified about the importance of the Annual Declaration Form through its notice dated 18.03.2024. Issuing the notice last month, the Commission had warned that no seat would be permitted if any medical college failed to submit the annual declaration within the deadline.
"All Medical Colleges/Institutes having valid Letter of Permission (LoP) for MBBS admission are hereby directed to fill the details/data of respective Institutions on NMC portal for annual declaration as required in the NMC Act, 2019 and various regulations issued by NMC from time to time. Submission of duly completed Annual Declaration Form of each College on NMC Portal is mandatory for annual renewal of permission of UG-MBBS seats. No seat shall be permitted in case the College/Institution fails to submit the Annual Declaration within the specified time period," the Apex Medical Commission had stated in the notice.
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