MP: CM asks for decreasing cutoffs for ST candidates

Published On 2016-08-30 04:24 GMT   |   Update On 2016-08-30 04:24 GMT

Ranchi:A request for the cut-off for Schedule tribe candidates being decreased from 40% to 35% in medical colleges has been made by the state Chief Minister Raghubar Das to the Union Health and Welfare Minister, Mr. JP Nadda.


37 seats have fallen vacant after the examination for the session 2016-17, of the 76 available to them. Dhanbad enjoys a total of 289 seats out of which 76 happen to be reserved for the ST.


49 ST candidates have passed the 2016-17 medical exam, leaving 26 more seats to be filled up.


The Chief Minister announced, the decision to lower the cut off percentage of ST candidates was being requested to look after the interest of tribal students; and on the other hand, the government would be able to implement medical facilities.

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