Does Partial fee Payment without submission of enrollment form confirm MBBS Admission? SC to decide
New Delhi: The Supreme Court is going to take a call regarding the question of law if provisional admission letter downloaded from the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) website confirms MBBS admission. Besides, the Apex Court will also decide if making partial fee payment would confirm admission at a medical college despite the fact that enrollment forms had not been submitted, scrutiny of the original documents and various other undertakings and swearing of affidavits had not been done.
These questions have come for consideration before the Supreme Court bench after an MBBS aspirant filed a plea as her original documents have been withheld by the medical college, where she had earlier thought of taking admission.
After appearing in NEET UG Counselling conducted by MCC, the concerned candidate got a deemed/paid quota seat in DY Patil Deemed to be University, Navi Mumbai.
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