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13 first year MBBS students in dock

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Pune, 02 First year students are MBBS April for a nasty shock. Thirteen students from the quota agreement reached CBSE BJ Medical College, are no more “right” to appear for the examinations in May. The students decided to petition to the application, the High Court against the Delhi Medical Council of India (MCI).

For example, more than 171 students from across the state face the same problem. She obtained the approval of the CBSE MBBS rate of the first year of medical school of transition in higher education and there is a risk that investigations disqualified if it is not guaranteed, 50 percent or more brands to the test.

Students are dismayed redressal seeks to BJMC, Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), and MCI Nashik. However, they were categorically said that they do not meet the criteria as they have secured 50 per cent less than the brands from the competition investigation last year.

“After 11 months, how is it that the authorities are not eligible to have found?” Students have protested to the dean of the FOJ Medical College, Dr. Anand Malik.

The CBSE-All India Pre-Medical is a test of entry into two phases Review - objective and subjective papers. Out of 17,000 lach 2 are short-listed. The paper is a subjective one hard and 3000 students are selected. The threshold limit for the examination this year was 200 marks 89 After MCI, the student has 50 per cent of brands and on the competitive situation in conclave.

Students have, however, protested the delay. “Even if this rule can be established, it is appropriate that the students were informed at least before shooting at the universities of the state,” she says.

When contacted board member of MCI VP Dr Mishra The Indian Express said that training in medicine graduate of Conduct states categorically that a student in the Open category-appear to receiving medical examinations, it should be 50 percent and more, De admission.

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