MCI puts a legal hold on 250 MBBS seats in Odisha
MCI has halted admission for 250 MBBS seats in Odisha coinciding with the counseling for medical students to begin in the state tomorrow
In a recent order by the Medical Council of India (MCI) in the state of Odisha, the admission for 250 MBBS seats, with 100 seats each in the Hi-Tech medical college in Rourkela and Sardar Rajas medical college, and 50 out of the 150 seats in city based Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) is reported to have been put on hold. The decision by MCI comes on the grounds of lack of required infrastructure.
With counselling for admission to medical colleges scheduled to begin tomorrow, the hundreds of aspiring medical students in Odisha are left disappointed over the MCI’s decision.
There are a total of 650 MBBS and 150 BDS seats in the state of which counselling would begin for 85% of the seats by Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) tomorrow. SCB Medical College in Cuttack will be the nodal centre for the counseling, as reported by a local newspaper.
Students can register themselves for counselling till August 28.
In a recent order by the Medical Council of India (MCI) in the state of Odisha, the admission for 250 MBBS seats, with 100 seats each in the Hi-Tech medical college in Rourkela and Sardar Rajas medical college, and 50 out of the 150 seats in city based Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) is reported to have been put on hold. The decision by MCI comes on the grounds of lack of required infrastructure.
With counselling for admission to medical colleges scheduled to begin tomorrow, the hundreds of aspiring medical students in Odisha are left disappointed over the MCI’s decision.
There are a total of 650 MBBS and 150 BDS seats in the state of which counselling would begin for 85% of the seats by Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) tomorrow. SCB Medical College in Cuttack will be the nodal centre for the counseling, as reported by a local newspaper.
Students can register themselves for counselling till August 28.
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