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Controversy: Clash between Telangana and Andhra students over top MBBS seats
Telangana: Controversy has erupted over the MBBS counselling process in Telangana as many of the state medical aspirants are allegedly being deprived of the opportunity to join top rank institutions like Gandhi and Osmania medical colleges since many students heralding from Andhra Pradesh have secured admission under 'unreserved quota' following a faulty admission process.According to a...
Telangana: Controversy has erupted over the MBBS counselling process in Telangana as many of the state medical aspirants are allegedly being deprived of the opportunity to join top rank institutions like Gandhi and Osmania medical colleges since many students heralding from Andhra Pradesh have secured admission under 'unreserved quota' following a faulty admission process.
According to a recent report by Deccan Chronicle, KNRUHS was allegedly not following the admission norms during phase 2 of counselling as almost 40 students from Andhra Pradesh have secured seats in Government Colleges of Telangana who are otherwise ineligible to secure a medical seat.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.