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Thursday, August 8, 2013

'Admission from NEET list to KPMCMA not valid'

'Admission from NEET list not valid'



The Admission Supervisory Committee (ASC) has said admission to eight medical colleges under the Kerala Private Medical College Managements Association (KPMCMA) should be made only from the rank list prepared by the ASC.
Addressing a press conference at the committee headquarters on Wednesday here, Justice James, who heads the ASC, also made it clear that the managements could not make admission from the National Eligibility-cum -Entrance Test (NEET) list.
The entrance test for admission to 35 per cent management quota seats at colleges under the KPMCMA was conducted by the Commissioner of Entrance Examination under the supervision of the ASC on July 21. “The total number of seats in management quota is 315. The committee has handed over a rank list of 408 candidates who had cleared the exam. Management representatives were quoted as saying that they would conduct admission from the NEET list also. The committee would like to make it clear that admission from the NEET list is not valid,” Justice James said.
Of the 35 pc, admission to 20 pc seats should be on merit basis while the remaining 15 per cent seats are considered as privilege quota seats of managements. However, for KMCT Medical College, Manassery, and MES Medical College, Perinthalmanna, this 15 pc can be considered as their community quota.  Admission to the privilege/community quota will be as per the discretion of management.  “Position in rank list does not matter, but the candidate should have scored 50 pc marks in the entrance exam conducted by the committee. For admission to privilege quota, managements can follow the ‘pick and choose’ method,” he said. 

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE

                                              
For Fresh Choice filling for Round – 4 Of All India Quota PG Counseling 2013
Eligible candidates who desire to participate in Round-4 of All India Quota PG Counseling 2013 are required to fill up fresh
choice(s) from the available seats shown. Please be careful in
exercising choice and fill up only those choice(s) which you think
is higher choice than that which you already have/ you will join. Once any seat is allotted then the seat which you already have (if applicable) will automatically be cancelled and allotted to other candidate (strictly in order of merit without rank violation). Please fill up fresh choice(s) only if you are genuinely
interested in joining against allotted All India Quota seat.

Posted on 08.8.2013
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SC directs Goa government to readmit NEET merit students

SC directs Goa government to readmit NEET merit students
PANAJI: Granting interim relief to post graduate students of Goa Medical College (GMC) and Goa Dental College (GDC), whose provisional admission had been cancelled by the state government, the Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Goa government to forthwith readmit them and maintain status quo on admission given to students on the basis of MBBS marks.

Hearing the case of Dr Aneesh Lawande and others the apex court ordered that students whose admissions were revoked should be allowed to attend classes along with other PG students who are enrolled on basis of their MBBS score. The next hearing of the petition is fixed for August 13.

On July 25, the state government had issued an order cancelling PG admissions of medical as well as dental students of the state quota that were done on basis of National eligibility-cum-entrance test (NEET).

Despite the apex court's interim order, the government did not revoke its July 25 order. It went on to claim that admissions done on NEET basis were provisional. Taking a direct confrontational stand the affected students served contempt of court notices against the additional secretary (health), and deans of GMC and GDC.

On Wednesday, the students affected by the cancellation of NEET based admissions, filed a contempt petition against the government, including chief minister Manohar Parrikar as respondent, along with other authorities.

Explaining the government stand in the matter, state advocate general Atmaram Nadkarni told the apex court that the government is in a precarious situation and it cannot take sides.

The Supreme Court while hearing the case orally observed that there is no malafide intention on the part of the state government.

Governemnt sources claimed that the NEET merit students got relief based on an application field by the state. Sources said the apex court has issed notice to the medical council of India to ascertain whether Goa's quota of PG medical/dental seats could be increased on the plea filed by the government.

Time line:

June 24: Admissions to PG medical courses done on NEET basis.

July 18: SC quashes NEET, but protects interest of NEET merit students for academic year 2013-14

July 25: State health department cancels PG admissions done based on NEET scores. GMC starts fresh admission on basis of aggregate MBBS marks

July 30: SC stays health department order cancelling admissions based on NEET


August 6: Affected students file contempt petition against the government in SC
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