Bombay HC grants MBBS admission to aspirant denied seat due to technical issues

Published On 2024-12-26 12:10 GMT   |   Update On 2024-12-26 12:10 GMT

Coming to the aid of an MBBS Aspirant, who was denied admission based on technical issues with her caste certificates, the Bombay High Court bench recently directed SSPM Medical College to admit her in the first-year MBBS course by creating a supernumerary seat for her under the institutional stray vacancy round.

"...it is held that the petitioner is entitled to be admitted at the First Year MBBS Course at the respondent no.7 – College under the Institutional Stray Vacancy by directing creation of a supernumerary seat. The petitioner would be liable to pay tuition fees and other fees as payable by a student who has secured admission in the Institutional Stray Vacancy Round," the HC bench comprising Justices Rajesh S. Patil and A.S. Chandurkar ordered.

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