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Medicos who tested COVID positive before practicals seek re-exam, file plea against MUHS
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Maharashtra: Being aggravated by the nonresponse of MUHS, two medicos have filed a petition at the Aurangabad and Nagpur branch of Bombay High Court asking the court to give direction to the authorities to allow them another opportunity to appear for the practical exam.
According to recent media reports, two medicos attached to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences had failed to appear for the practical exams after being tested COVID positive, hence they have approached the authorities to conduct a re-examination. In spite of the repeated appeals of the medicos, MUHS authorities allegedly neither responded to them nor did arrange an opportunity for them to give the practical exams again after which they turned the High Court for redressal.
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