NO Provisional MBBS Admission to Medical College based on Interim Order: Supreme Court
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A condition such as making students aware about the pendency of the matter and stating that their admissions would be subject to the result of pending litigation, is not a sufficient insulation.
New Delhi: With many medical colleges challenging the MCI decision of debarrment and seeking interim relief from courts to be allowed provisional admissions for the time being, the Supreme court recently set aside one such interim order of the high court permitting a medical college to provisionally admit students to first MBBS course, observing that such orders allowing provisional admissions and making them subject to the result of the petition may entail tremendous adverse consequences and prejudice to students.
The court also described how when such medical colleges are denied permission, hardships are faced by students and wastage of academic years of the concerned students when they are not accomodated in other medical colleges
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported about the case of NC Medical college, which had been first denied admissions for the coming academic year by the Medical Council of India and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare based on its deficiencies , but got new lease of life after the Punjab and Haryana High Court ordered that the college undergo another MCI inspection for the purpose of renewal of MBBS seats for the third batch.
New Delhi: With many medical colleges challenging the MCI decision of debarrment and seeking interim relief from courts to be allowed provisional admissions for the time being, the Supreme court recently set aside one such interim order of the high court permitting a medical college to provisionally admit students to first MBBS course, observing that such orders allowing provisional admissions and making them subject to the result of the petition may entail tremendous adverse consequences and prejudice to students.
The court also described how when such medical colleges are denied permission, hardships are faced by students and wastage of academic years of the concerned students when they are not accomodated in other medical colleges
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported about the case of NC Medical college, which had been first denied admissions for the coming academic year by the Medical Council of India and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare based on its deficiencies , but got new lease of life after the Punjab and Haryana High Court ordered that the college undergo another MCI inspection for the purpose of renewal of MBBS seats for the third batch.
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