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    MBBS Admissions in Punjab: NO government quota at these 3 medical colleges

    Written by Geeta Sharma Sharma Published On 2 July 2018 1:10 PM  |  Updated On 20 Aug 2021 6:49 AM

    Faridkot: Three private medical colleges have announced the quashing of government quota MBBS seats in their prospectuses this year. The 3 names to have gone ahead with this decision include Guru Ram Das Medical College, Amritsar, Adesh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhatinda and CMC, Ludhiana.


    In an interesting development, the Department of Medical Education and Research (DMER) on Saturday waived off the 50 per cent government quota seats in these colleges.


    Additional Chief Secretary, Satish Chandra who has the charge of DMER, confirmed the development to the Tribune. "The state government has decided to quash the quota in Adesh Institute of Medical Sciences, Bathinda, Sri Guru Ram Das Medical College, Amritsar and Christian Medical College, Ludhiana."


    It is reported that the 50 percent seat sharing in these colleges came with the February 6th notification this year by the state government. This notification spoke of all private medical colleges sharing 50% of their seats as government quota seats and the annual fee cap for these seats being Rs.2.2 lakhs.

    However, two private medical colleges- Sri Guru Ram Das Medical College and Adesh Medical College while Denying 50 percent of their MBBS seats as government quota announced their own 'hiked' fee structure in the state. Their fee structure and seat distribution for MBBS courses stood at variation with the structure notified by the state government on February 6.

    As per state government rules, Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS) will conduct a centralized counselling on the basis of this notification to fill MBBS seats in the state 's medical colleges in July. However, Sri Guru Ram Das Medical College and Adesh Medical College went ahead and announced their hiked fee structure and committed that none of their 300 MBBS seats will be offered under the government quota.


    However, Minister for Medical Education and Research Brahm Mohindra justified the fee hike and denial of govt quota seat on the part of the two as a measure to make the two institutions financially viable.


    Read Also:Punjab: Sri Guru Ram Das, Adesh University say NO to Govt Quota, Fix their own fees for MBBS




    A similar defiance to the GO was shown by Christian Medical College Ludiana. Tribune further reported Out of its total 75 seats, CMC Ludhiana announced to keep only 12 seats for Punjab students in the open and reserve category as management quota. The college has reserved the maximum of its (48) seats for the Christian minorities, followed by 11 seats for the NRI candidates and 4 seats for the all-India open quota.

    Furthermore, the government notification promoting, 50 percent seat sharing with the state by the private medical colleges, already stands challenged in the Punjab and Haryana High Court by the Adesh and Sri Guru Ram Das medical colleges. The matter will come up for hearing on July 10.


    With the government conceding to the quashing of seat-sharing, the Counselling process that had reached a grinding halt has also been resumed. This includes 1,025 MBBS seats in the state's eight colleges, including five private. The seat matrix of all eight colleges has been released by the Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, giving the students the freedom to start applying in accordance with preference.


    It is also reported that with the seat sharing having been quashed, the state government is now working on amending its February 6 notification. The amended notification would also lead to private medical colleges having the freedom to fix their own fee.

    Presently, Adesh has listed its annual fee as Rs11.9 lakh, with a 10% increase every year. The fee for Amritsar college is Rs.6.6 lakh. The government quota fee is Rs. 2.2 lakh per year, reports the Tribune.

    Meanwhile, the BFUHS, Vice-Chancellor, Raj Bahadur has stated that the seat matrix and fee structure decisions have been taken by competent authorities. The quashing of seat sharing, however, has not gone down well with, former Punjab Medical Council, Chief Dr GS Grewal who said it was likely to make medical education unaffordable for the deserving students.
    Additional Chief SecretaryAdesh Institute of Medical SciencesAdesh Medical CollegesAmritsarBaba Farid University of Health SciencesBFUHSBhatindaChief Dr GS GrewalCMCdepartment of medical education and researchDMERgovernment quotaGuru Ram Das Medical CollegeJustice N KirubakaranLudhianaMadras High CourtMBBSMBBS admissionsMBBS Admissions in PunjabPGprivate medical collegesPunjabPunjab Medical CouncilQuota issuesRaj BahadurSatish Chandraseat sharingseatsSri Guru Ram Das Medical Coll
    Source : With Inputs

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