Rajasthan HC temporarily stays MBBS, BDS admissions in pvt colleges
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Rajasthan High Court has temporarily stayed admissions to MBBS and BDS courses in private colleges of the state in the wake of allegations of corrupt practices during counselling and exams for this year.
Justice M N Bhandari also issued notices on a petition filed by Arundhati Sharma and six other students who were declared successful in the Private Medical and Dental Colleges Pre-Medical Test, 2015 (PCPMT) but were turned out of counselling process and denied admission, the petitioners' counsel Abhinav Sharma said.
Taking note of the serious allegations levelled in the writ petition, the court directed that admission to the vacant seats be stopped till further orders, the counsel said.
It also ruled that all the admissions allowed so far by the federation will be provisional and subject to the outcome of the writ petition, he said. Sharma told the HC that the MDS University Ajmer conducted the PCPMT test for 460 MBBS and 1185 seats of BDS courses in July this year and the result was declared based upon the percentile system.
Justice M N Bhandari also issued notices on a petition filed by Arundhati Sharma and six other students who were declared successful in the Private Medical and Dental Colleges Pre-Medical Test, 2015 (PCPMT) but were turned out of counselling process and denied admission, the petitioners' counsel Abhinav Sharma said.
Taking note of the serious allegations levelled in the writ petition, the court directed that admission to the vacant seats be stopped till further orders, the counsel said.
It also ruled that all the admissions allowed so far by the federation will be provisional and subject to the outcome of the writ petition, he said. Sharma told the HC that the MDS University Ajmer conducted the PCPMT test for 460 MBBS and 1185 seats of BDS courses in July this year and the result was declared based upon the percentile system.
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